Queer Theory and Communication: From Disciplining Queers to Queering the Discipline(s)

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ISBN: 9781560232773 | 1560232773
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Copyright: 2/24/2004

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A collection of essays on queer theory that incorporate theory, research, and interventions into the communication discipline.

Acknowledgments

xix

Foreword: My Trip to Queer

xxi

Sally Miller Gearhart

I. RESEARCH AND INTERVENTIONS

Introduction: Queering Communication: Starting the Conversation

(10)

Gust A. Yep, PhD

Karen E. Lovaas, PhD

John P. Elia, PhD

The Violence of Heteronormativity in Communication Studies: Notes on Injury, Healing, and Queer World-Making

(50)

Gust A. Yep, PhD

Queering Relationships: Toward a Paradigmatic Shift

(26)

John P. Elia, PhD

Speaking to Silence: Toward Queering Nonverbal Communication

(22)

Karen E. Lovaas, PhD

Racisms, Heterosexisms, and Identities: A Semiotic Phenomenology of Self-Understanding

109

(20)

Jacqueline M. Martinez, PhD

Queer Criticism and Sexual Normativity: The Case of Pee-wee Herman

129

(18)

R. Anthony Slagle, PhD

Kuaering Queer Theory: My Autocritography and a Race-Conscious, Womanist, Transnational Turn

147

(24)

Wenshu Lee, PhD

Immigrant Closets: Tactical-Micro-Practices-in-the-Hyphen

171

(22)

Diana Fisher, PhD (cand.)

Negotiating Multiple Identities in a Queer Vietnamese Support Group

193

(24)

Gina Masequesmay, PhD

The Specter of the Black Fag: Parody, Blackness, and Hetero/Homosexual B(r)others

217

(18)

E. Patrick Johnson, PhD

The Queering of Swan Lake: A New Male Gaze for the Performance of Sexual Desire

235

(22)

Kent G. Drummond, PhD

Queering Marriage: An Ideographic Interrogation of Heteronormative Subjectivity

257

(20)

Davin Grindstaff, PhD

Transgender DeKalb: Observations of an Advocacy Campaign

277

(20)

John R. Butler, PhD

Disciplining "Sextext": Queers, Fears, and Communication Studies

297

(22)

A. Susan Owen, PhD

Nextext

319

(16)

Thomas K. Nakayama, PhD

Frederick C. Corey, PhD

II. REFLECTIONS

Reflections on Queer Theory: Disparate Points of View

335

(4)

John P. Elia, PhD

Karen E. Lovaas, PhD

Gust A. Yep, PhD

The Normalization of Queer Theory

339

(6)

David M. Halperin, PhD

Queer Theory, Gay Movements, and Political Communication

345

(4)

Ralph R. Smith, PhD

Querying Queer Theory Again (or Queer Theory as Drag Performance)

349

(4)

Bryant Alexander, PhD

Queer Theory and Performance

353

(4)

Craig Gingrich-Philbrook, PhD

Queer Theory in Education

357

(4)

William P. Pinar, PhD

Reflections on Queer Studies and Queer Pedagogy

361

(4)

Judith Halberstam, PhD

Queer Ideals in Education

365

(4)

Kevin K. Kumashiro, PhD

Sounds Queer to Me: The Politics of Disillusionment

369

(6)

Bettina Heinz, PhD

Queer Theory, New Millennium

375

(6)

Lisa Henderson, PhD

Run Queer Asia Run

381

(4)

John Nguyet Erni, PhD

Reflections on Queer Theory and Communication

385

(6)

Joshua Gamson, PhD

III. RESOURCES

More Queer: Resources on Queer Theory

391

(10)

John P. Elia, PhD

Catherine Swanson, MPH (cand.)

Amanda R. Goldberg, MPH (cand.)

Index

401

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Queer Theory and Communication: From Disciplining Queers to Queering the Discipline(s)

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