Queer Theory An Introduction by Annamarie Jagose
A foundational academic introduction tracing the historical roots of gay liberation, lesbian feminism, and queer identity.
A foundational academic introduction tracing the historical roots of gay liberation, lesbian feminism, and queer identity.
Scholarly anthology exploring historical lesbian-feminist activism and Australasian queer culture.
A pioneering 1990 anthology chronicling the personal stories and distinct rituals of twenty-seven lesbian commitment ceremonies.
Academic history anthology detailing over a century of Australian lesbian lives.
The first ethnographic study focusing on the community structures, survival strategies, and political realities of lesbians in modern Shanghai.
An ethnographic study of Indonesian migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong who develop same-sex relationships and navigate alternative sexual identities.
A foundational queer theory text re-evaluating Freudian psychoanalysis to define the unique mechanics of lesbian desire.
A foundational feminist linguistic study analyzing internal patriarchy and misogyny within traditional gay subculture slang.
John Boswell’s controversial historical study arguing that the medieval Christian church recognized and blessed same-sex marriages.
A sociological study of how grassroots European festivals challenge traditional gender boundaries and form transnational queer communities.