Queer Objects by Chris Brickell; Judith Collard
An international academic collection examining the objects — ancient to digital — that have shaped and reflected queer lives across history and cultures.
LGBT Studies/Social Sciences
Friendship As A Way Of Life by Tom Roach
A theoretical examination of queer friendship as a subversive and transformative social structure.
Mainstreaming Gays Critical Convergences Of Queer Media, Fan Cultures, And Commercial Television by Eve Ng
A media studies analysis of how Bravo, Logo, and digital fan cultures transformed queer television from niche to mainstream in the early 2000s
The Hidden Holocaust? by Gunter Grau; Claudia Schoppmann
A groundbreaking historical study drawing on newly opened East German archives to document the systematic Nazi persecution and murder of gay men and lesbians, 1933–45.
Queer Theory by Annamarie Jagose
The foundational introduction to queer theory, tracing the shift from fixed gay and lesbian identities to fluid understandings of sexuality and gender. German edition.
Which Homosexuality? by M. Van Kerkhof
International conference proceedings examining lesbian and gay identity, theory, culture, and social dimensions across academic disciplines.
Area Impossible by Arondekar; Anjali; Patel; H. Geeta
A theoretical collection exploring the intersection of queer studies and geopolitics to challenge Western-centric sexual epistemologies.
Making It Ours: Queering The Canon (Gay, Lesbian, And Queer Studies) by Mark D. Hawthorne
A 1998 work of queer literary criticism arguing that the closet and coming-out experience operate as structuring metaphors throughout the non-queer canonical literary tradition.
Between Sodom And Eden by Lee Walzer
A journalistic study of the rapid evolution of lesbian and gay rights and culture in modern Israel.
Criminology And Queer Theory: Dangerous Bedfellows? (Critical Criminological Perspectives) by Matthew Ball
Ball analyzes the productive tension between criminology and queer theory to address systemic LGBTIQ injustices.