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Neary's engaging book takes up teachers' everyday affects as they become legitimate sexual citizens in the complex terrain of Irish schools. The book draws on attachment, fantasy, and gratefulness to conceptualize the ambivalent promises of 'appropriateness' in social and institutional relationships. It's a timely intervention into debates about normalization and queer liberalism. - Susan Talburt, Georgia State University, USA

Neary's engaging book takes up teachers' everyday affects as they become legitimate sexual citizens in the complex terrain of Irish schools. The book draws on attachment, fantasy, and gratefulness to conceptualize the ambivalent promises of 'appropriateness' in social and institutional relationships. It's a timely intervention into debates about normalization and queer liberalism. - Susan Talburt, Georgia State University.

Neary's engaging book takes up teachers' everyday affects as they become legitimate sexual citizens in the complex terrain of Irish schools. The book draws on attachment, fantasy, and gratefulness to conceptualize the ambivalent promises of 'appropriateness' in social and institutional relationships. It's a timely intervention into debates about normalization and queer liberalism. - Susan Talburt, Georgia State University.

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Aoife Neary is Lecturer of Sociology of Education at University of Limerick, Ireland.

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