Erotic subjects and outlaws : sketching the borders of sexual citizenship / edited by Serena Petrella.
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TextSeries: At the Interface / Probing the Boundaries ; volume110. | Social Sciences E-Books Online, Collection 2019, ISBN: 9789004390904Publisher: Leiden Boston : Brill | Rodopi, 2019Description: 1 online resourceContent type: - text
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- 9789004392298
- K5194 .E76 2019
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Front Matter -- Copyright -- Notes on Contributors -- Erotic Subjects and Outlaws: Sketching the Borders of Sexual Citizenship. An Introduction / Serena Petrella -- Evolving Sexual Citizenry: Developing Queer Liberation Theory / Nick J. Mulé -- Broadening and Complicating Sexual Citizenship by Applying the ‘Post-Gay’ Third Way and the Minimal Marriage Model / Jaclyn Lanthier -- Sexual Citizenship and Reproduction: Do Children Have a Right Not to Be Conceived via New Reproductive Technologies (nrts)? / Olivia Schuman -- Gender Procreative Roles in the First Codes of Law / René Hirsch -- Micromanaging the Massage Parlour: How Municipal Bylaws Organize and Shape the Lives of Asian Sex Workers / Elene Lam -- Kink and the dsm-5: Pathologisation, Regulation, Stigmatisation / Nick J. Mulé -- Bio-Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa: Re-Examining Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission Strategies for hiv / Abidemi Fasanmi -- Dungeon Lives and Daily Lies: Navigating The Vanilla World / Deww Zhang -- Barebacking as a Form of Homosociality? Notes on Bottom / Elly-Jean Nielsen and Todd G. Morrison.
This book examines the intricacies of emergent sexual citizenship. Designed for academics and broader audiences alike, the collection covers the theorization of sexual citizenship, the exploration of case studies in law, the relationship between sexual citizenship and bio-politics, and finally the erotic dissidence of sexual outlaws. The borders of sexual citizenship are traced, as authors investigate what it means to be ‘inside,’ as erotic subjects, or outside, as ‘sexual outlaws.’ The issues of inclusion and exclusion are approached through diverse methodological and analytical lenses: some articles are theoretical and philosophical, others are empirically based, presenting the findings of sociological and ethnographic research projects; some are textual analyses, of religious texts, film texts, and of legal discourse. Contributors are Abidemi Fasanmi, René Hirsch, Elene Lam, Jaclyn Lanthier, Todd G. Morrison, Nick J. Mulé, Elly-Jean Nielsen, Serena Petrella, Olivia Schuman and Deww Zhang.
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