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“Gay marriage: heteronormative capture or homophobia's social cure? If Lee Wallace gets her way, we will be liberated from thinking about gay marriage in these reductive terms forever. Insightful, nervy, and unapologetic, Reattachment Theory makes a case for gay marriage as central to the history of sexual modernity.” - Robyn Wiegman, Professor of Literature, Duke University “Reattachment Theory is a pointed engagement with contemporary queer theory and politics, making the fresh and compelling argument that homosexuality rescripted the marriage plot long before the legalization of same-sex marriage. Lee Wallace is an extraordinarily gifted close reader who sets new terms for queer marriage debates and film theory alike.” - Patricia White, author of (Women's Cinema, World Cinema: Projecting Contemporary Feminisms) ""This well-researched, clearly argued, beautifully written, and brave book has few flaws."" - Elizabeth Freeman (Critical Inquiry)

Reattachment Theory is a pointed engagement with contemporary queer theory and politics, making the fresh and compelling argument that homosexuality rescripted the marriage plot long before the legalization of same-sex marriage. Lee Wallace is an extraordinarily gifted close reader who sets new terms for queer marriage debates and film theory alike. -- Patricia White, author of * Women's Cinema, World Cinema: Projecting Contemporary Feminisms * Gay marriage: heteronormative capture or homophobia's social cure? If Lee Wallace gets her way, we will be liberated from thinking about gay marriage in these reductive terms forever. Insightful, nervy, and unapologetic, Reattachment Theory makes a case for gay marriage as central to the history of sexual modernity. -- Robyn Wiegman, Professor of Literature, Duke University

Gay marriage: heteronormative capture or homophobia's social cure? If Lee Wallace gets her way, we will be liberated from thinking about gay marriage in these reductive terms forever. Insightful, nervy, and unapologetic, Reattachment Theory makes a case for gay marriage as central to the history of sexual modernity. -- Robyn Wiegman, Professor of Literature, Duke University Reattachment Theory is a pointed engagement with contemporary queer theory and politics, making the fresh and compelling argument that homosexuality rescripted the marriage plot long before the legalization of same-sex marriage. Lee Wallace is an extraordinarily gifted close reader who sets new terms for queer marriage debates and film theory alike. -- Patricia White, author of * Women's Cinema, World Cinema: Projecting Contemporary Feminisms * This well-researched, clearly argued, beautifully written, and brave book has few flaws. -- Elizabeth Freeman * Critical Inquiry *

This well-researched, clearly argued, beautifully written, and brave book has few flaws. -- Elizabeth Freeman * Critical Inquiry * Reattachment Theory is a pointed engagement with contemporary queer theory and politics, making the fresh and compelling argument that homosexuality rescripted the marriage plot long before the legalization of same-sex marriage. Lee Wallace is an extraordinarily gifted close reader who sets new terms for queer marriage debates and film theory alike. -- Patricia White, author of * Women's Cinema, World Cinema: Projecting Contemporary Feminisms * Gay marriage: heteronormative capture or homophobia's social cure? If Lee Wallace gets her way, we will be liberated from thinking about gay marriage in these reductive terms forever. Insightful, nervy, and unapologetic, Reattachment Theory makes a case for gay marriage as central to the history of sexual modernity. -- Robyn Wiegman, Professor of Literature, Duke University

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Lee Wallace is Associate Professor of Gender and Cultural Studies at the University of Sydney and author of Lesbianism, Cinema, Space: The Sexual Life of Apartments.

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