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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Isaac WestPublisher: New York University Press Imprint: New York University Press Dimensions: Width: 15.30cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.508kg ISBN: 9781479832149ISBN 10: 1479832146 Pages: 247 Publication Date: 02 December 2013 Audience: College/higher education , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand ![]() We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsAcknowledgments Introduction: Transgender Citizenships 1. Performative Repertoires of Citizenship 2. PISSAR's Critically Queer and Disabled Politics 3. INTRAAventions in the Heartland 4. GENDA Trouble 5. In Defense of an Impure Transgender Politics Notes Index About the AuthorReviewsIn Transforming Citizenships, Isaac West offers a bold 'impure politics,' a new vision for queer understandings of the law, the way law operates in culture, and perhaps most importantly, the ways critics can make the discourse around it more effective. In his performance of each of these detailed case studies, West offers examples of how a rich community of criticism focused on the law can help reshape the conditions of the present and future. -John M. Sloop,Vanderbilt University Challenging critiques of the LGBTQ rights movement that portray it as an assimilationist, uncritical adoption of heterosexual norms, Transforming Citizenships offers a robust account of transgender citizenship claims and their world-making potentials. In conceptualizing the law not as an abstraction but as enacted in everyday articulations beyond the courtroom, West compellingly shows how transformative different sorts of legal engagements might be. -Paisley Currah,co-editor of TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly West uses the lens of transgender to show how citizenship can be performatively produced. -Choice Challenging critiques of the LGBTQ rights movement that portray it as an assimilationist, uncritical adoption of heterosexual norms, Transforming Citizenships offers a robust account of transgender citizenship claims and their world-making potentials. In conceptualizing the law not as an abstraction but as enacted in everyday articulations beyond the courtroom, West compellingly shows how transformative different sorts of legal engagements might be. -Paisley Currah,co-editor of TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly In Transforming Citizenships, Isaac West offers a bold 'impure politics,' a new vision for queer understandings of the law, the way law operates in culture, and perhaps most importantly, the ways critics can make the discourse around it more effective. In his performance of each of these detailed case studies, West offers examples of how a rich community of criticism focused on the law can help reshape the conditions of the present and future. -John M. Sloop,Vanderbilt University West uses the lens of transgender to show how citizenship can be performatively produced. -Choice In Transforming Citizenships, Isaac West offers a bold impure politics, a new vision for queer understandings of the law, the way law operates in culture, and perhaps most importantly, the ways critics can make the discourse around it more effective. In his performance of each of these detailed case studies, West offers examples of how a rich community of criticism focused on the law can help reshape the conditions of the present and future. -John M. Sloop, Vanderbilt University """In Transforming Citizenships, Isaac West offers a bold ""impure politics,"" a new vision for queer understandings of the law, the way law operates in culture, and perhaps most importantly, the ways critics can make the discourse around it more effective. In his performance of each of these detailed case studies, West offers examples of how a rich community of criticism focused on the law can help reshape the conditions of the present and future.""-John M. Sloop,Vanderbilt University" In Transforming Citizenships, Isaac West offers a bold impure politics, a new vision for queer understandings of the law, the way law operates in culture, and perhaps most importantly, the ways critics can make the discourse around it more effective. In his performance of each of these detailed case studies, West offers examples of how a rich community of criticism focused on the law can help reshape the conditions of the present and future. -John M. Sloop,Vanderbilt University Author InformationIsaac West is Assistant Professor in the Departments of Communication Studies and Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Iowa. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |