The Sage Handbook of Gender Theory (eBook)

Artikelnummer: 978-1-0362-3964-0
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Introduction - Mary Evans
Section One: Gender and the Global Politics of City Making
Section One Introduction - Nazanin Shahrokni
Chapter 1: Theorizing City Making Through Social Reproduction Lens - Faranak Miraftab and Efadul Huq
Chapter 2: Hope and Despair: Gendered Labor Migration and Urban Belonging in Nepal - Rupak Shrestha
Chapter 3: Desirable yet Dangerous: Masculine City-Making in Post-Apartheid Johannesburg - Shannon Philip
Chapter 4: The Politics of Presence: Micropolitics of Liberating Spaces and Women's Spatial Struggles in Urban Iran - Atyeh Ashtari
Chapter 5: Loitering - Shilpa Phadke
Chapter 6: The Feminist City: A Concept in Motion - Emma Spruce
Chapter 7: (In)Visible Worlds: Queering Necropolitical Space - Lucy Warm
Section Two: The Transnational Politics of Gender
Section Two Introduction - Priya Raghavan
Chapter 8: Anti-Gender Politics: Genealogies, Mutations and Scalation - Sonia Correa
Chapter 9: Love and Nostalgia in the Nation: A Feminist Reading of Liberal Right-Wing Continuities of Violence - Akanksha Mehta
Chapter 10: "Marry Fair Kashmiri Women": The Political Grammar of Gender in the Indian Occupation of Kashmir - Samreen Mushtaq
Chapter 11: The Judicialisation of Gender Politics: Conservative Backlash and Sexual Security Regimes - Julia Hartviksen
Chapter 12: No Feminism Without Anticolonialism: With You; Hum, Hambastegi - Niharika Pandit and Niloofar Rasooli
Chapter 13: Digital-Cultural Hybridity: Nigerian Feminist Storytelling in the Digital Age - Siju Yusuf
Section Three: Gender and Work
Section Three Introduction - Sharmila Parmanand
Chapter 14: The 'Diversity Fix': Why AI Won't Solve Sexism and Racism in Hiring - Eleanor Drage and Kerry McInerney
Chapter 15: From Asia to the Middle East: State Policies, Gender Politics and Women's Labour Migration - Praveena Kodoth
Chapter 16: 'We are Bound to Work from Home': Gender and Digitalisation of Work - Asiya Islam
Chapter 17: Work and Care in Eastern and Southern Africa: Surviving Through the Fractured Family - Odile Mackett
Chapter 18: Gender, Labor, and Change in Southeast Asia's Rural Spaces - Veronica L. Gregorio
Chapter 19: Domestic Work in Latin America: Theoretical Contributions, Legal-Political Effects, and Struggles for Labor Rights - María Lis Baiocchi, Verónica Jaramillo Fonnegra and Carolina Rosas
Chapter 20: Putting LGBTQ+ to Work: Queer Labour and Value in and Against Diversity Management Capitalism - Olimpia Burchiellaro
Chapter 21: Rights, Respectability, and Radical Politics: Navigating Double Binds and Tensions in Sex Work Advocacy - Sharmila Parmanand
Section Four: Gender and Sexuality
Section Four Introduction - Róisín Ryan-Flood
Chapter 22: The Weaponization of Sexuality in the "Gender Wars" - Hannah McCann
Chapter 23: Sex, Consent, and Gender Discipline - Jordan Pascoe
Chapter 24: Pluralizing Asexuality: Insights from East Asian Contexts - Tak-Yin Yumi Wong and Ka-Wei Pang
Chapter 25: Theorizing Black Queer Women's Intersectional Placelessness - Dom Adams-Santos
Chapter 26: From 'Non-traditional' to 'Extremist': The Evolution of Russian Anti-LGBTQ Discourse in the Wake of the Ukraine War - Anna Khlusova
Chapter 27: Thinking with Gender. Exploring Dick Pics, Consent and Solicitation in Digital Sexual Cultures - Rikke Amundsen
Chapter 28: Lesbian Sexuality and the Shifting Conditions of Televisual Production and Consumption - Kellie Burns
Section Five: Gender and Representation
Section Five Introduction - Sadie Wearing and Milo Miller
Chapter 29: Vulnerable Masculinities and Dangerous Femininities in Baby Reindeer - Jacqueline Gibbs
Chapter 30: The Politics of Difference in the Dystopian Future of Years and Years (2019) - Aura Lehtonen
Chapter 31: Hapaklo: Critiquing Neoliberal Co-Option and Representation in New Media Spaces - J. Daniel Luther and K. Kalyani
Chapter 32: 'We Knew for Sure' / 'A Stranglehold': Rethinking Trans Representation and (Il)Legibility Through the Work of SOPHIE - Milo Miller
Chapter 33: Why Trans Cinema Studies Still Does Not Exist: After Trans Cinema - Evelyn Whorrall-Campbell

Introduction - Mary Evans
Section One: Gender and the Global Politics of City Making
Section One Introduction - Nazanin Shahrokni
Chapter 1: Theorizing City Making Through Social Reproduction Lens - Faranak Miraftab and Efadul Huq
Chapter 2: Hope and Despair: Gendered Labor Migration and Urban Belonging in Nepal - Rupak Shrestha
Chapter 3: Desirable yet Dangerous: Masculine City-Making in Post-Apartheid Johannesburg - Shannon Philip
Chapter 4: The Politics of Presence: Micropolitics of Liberating Spaces and Women's Spatial Struggles in Urban Iran - Atyeh Ashtari
Chapter 5: Loitering - Shilpa Phadke
Chapter 6: The Feminist City: A Concept in Motion - Emma Spruce
Chapter 7: (In)Visible Worlds: Queering Necropolitical Space - Lucy Warm
Section Two: The Transnational Politics of Gender
Section Two Introduction - Priya Raghavan
Chapter 8: Anti-Gender Politics: Genealogies, Mutations and Scalation - Sonia Correa
Chapter 9: Love and Nostalgia in the Nation: A Feminist Reading of Liberal Right-Wing Continuities of Violence - Akanksha Mehta
Chapter 10: "Marry Fair Kashmiri Women": The Political Grammar of Gender in the Indian Occupation of Kashmir - Samreen Mushtaq
Chapter 11: The Judicialisation of Gender Politics: Conservative Backlash and Sexual Security Regimes - Julia Hartviksen
Chapter 12: No Feminism Without Anticolonialism: With You; Hum, Hambastegi - Niharika Pandit and Niloofar Rasooli
Chapter 13: Digital-Cultural Hybridity: Nigerian Feminist Storytelling in the Digital Age - Siju Yusuf
Section Three: Gender and Work
Section Three Introduction - Sharmila Parmanand
Chapter 14: The 'Diversity Fix': Why AI Won't Solve Sexism and Racism in Hiring - Eleanor Drage and Kerry McInerney
Chapter 15: From Asia to the Middle East: State Policies, Gender Politics and Women's Labour Migration - Praveena Kodoth
Chapter 16: 'We are Bound to Work from Home': Gender and Digitalisation of Work - Asiya Islam
Chapter 17: Work and Care in Eastern and Southern Africa: Surviving Through the Fractured Family - Odile Mackett
Chapter 18: Gender, Labor, and Change in Southeast Asia's Rural Spaces - Veronica L. Gregorio
Chapter 19: Domestic Work in Latin America: Theoretical Contributions, Legal-Political Effects, and Struggles for Labor Rights - María Lis Baiocchi, Verónica Jaramillo Fonnegra and Carolina Rosas
Chapter 20: Putting LGBTQ+ to Work: Queer Labour and Value in and Against Diversity Management Capitalism - Olimpia Burchiellaro
Chapter 21: Rights, Respectability, and Radical Politics: Navigating Double Binds and Tensions in Sex Work Advocacy - Sharmila Parmanand
Section Four: Gender and Sexuality
Section Four Introduction - Róisín Ryan-Flood
Chapter 22: The Weaponization of Sexuality in the "Gender Wars" - Hannah McCann
Chapter 23: Sex, Consent, and Gender Discipline - Jordan Pascoe
Chapter 24: Pluralizing Asexuality: Insights from East Asian Contexts - Tak-Yin Yumi Wong and Ka-Wei Pang
Chapter 25: Theorizing Black Queer Women's Intersectional Placelessness - Dom Adams-Santos
Chapter 26: From 'Non-traditional' to 'Extremist': The Evolution of Russian Anti-LGBTQ Discourse in the Wake of the Ukraine War - Anna Khlusova
Chapter 27: Thinking with Gender. Exploring Dick Pics, Consent and Solicitation in Digital Sexual Cultures - Rikke Amundsen
Chapter 28: Lesbian Sexuality and the Shifting Conditions of Televisual Production and Consumption - Kellie Burns
Section Five: Gender and Representation
Section Five Introduction - Sadie Wearing and Milo Miller
Chapter 29: Vulnerable Masculinities and Dangerous Femininities in Baby Reindeer - Jacqueline Gibbs
Chapter 30: The Politics of Difference in the Dystopian Future of Years and Years (2019) - Aura Lehtonen
Chapter 31: Hapaklo: Critiquing Neoliberal Co-Option and Representation in New Media Spaces - J. Daniel Luther and K. Kalyani
Chapter 32: 'We Knew for Sure' / 'A Stranglehold': Rethinking Trans Representation and (Il)Legibility Through the Work of SOPHIE - Milo Miller
Chapter 33: Why Trans Cinema Studies Still Does Not Exist: After Trans Cinema - Evelyn Whorrall-Campbell

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VerlagSAGE Publications
EinbandAdobe Digital Editions
Erscheinungsjahr2027
Seitenangabe600 S.
AusgabekennzeichenEnglisch
Auflage27001 A. 1. Auflage
PlattformEPUB
AutorEvans, Mary (Hrsg.) / Miller, Milo (Hrsg.) / Johnstone, Hazel (Hrsg.) / Raghavan, Priya (Hrsg.) / Shahrokni, Nazanin (Hrsg.) / Wearing, Sadie (Hrsg.) / Ryan Flood, Roisin (Hrsg.) / Parmanand, Sharmila (Hrsg.) / Steward, Kate (Hrsg.)

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