Thinking Queerly : Race, Sex, Gender, and the Ethics of Identity

Name: Thinking Queerly
Brand: Taylor & Francis Inc
SKU: 9781594513602
Price: 11150 KES
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ISBN: 9781594513602

by David Ross Fryer

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Format Paperback / softback

ISBN-10 1594513600

ISBN-13 9781594513602

Publisher Taylor & Francis Inc

Imprint Routledge

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Nov 30th, 2011

Print length 116 Pages

Weight 174 grams

Dimensions 22.80 x 15.20 x 0.70 cms

Product Classification: Gender studies, gender groups Gender studies, gender groups Sociology & anthropology Sociology and anthropology

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Taking on issues of race, sex, gender, and 'the ethics of identity', this work offers a fresh take on queer theory - one rooted in phenomenology rather than poststructuralism - that seeks to put postnormative thinking at its center. It offers a glimpse of what 'thinking queer' can look like in our 'posthumanist age'.

Queer theory and the gay rights movement historically have been in tension, with the former critiquing precisely the identity politics on which the latter relies. Yet neither queer theory, in its predominately poststructuralist form, nor the gay rights movement, with its conservative "inclusionary" aspirations, has adequately addressed questions of identity or the political struggles against normativity that mark the lives of so many queer people. Taking on issues of race, sex, gender, and what he calls "the ethics of identity," Fryer offers a new take on queer theory-one rooted in phenomenology rather than poststructuralism-that seeks to put postnormative thinking at its center. This provocative book gives us a glimpse of what "thinking queer" can look like in our "posthumanist age."

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