A Genealogy Of Queer Theory by William B. Turner
Traces the historical emergence of queer theory and debates over identity, difference, power, and political change.
Traces the historical emergence of queer theory and debates over identity, difference, power, and political change.
Explores productive tensions and overlaps between feminist, queer, and lesbian theory through essays, interviews, and debate.
Corvino offers a witty, philosophical defense of same-sex relationships, moving beyond tolerance toward full inclusion.
Bridges sociology and queer theory by integrating classic and contemporary social science perspectives into queer studies.
An accessible textbook introducing queer theory’s history, key terms, and contemporary intersections with various disciplines.
A theological critique of Judith Butler’s theories, tracing the intellectual shift toward gender plasticity.
Kirsch critiques postmodern queer theory, advocating for community-based action and political economy to drive real change.
Accessible introduction linking postmodern gender theory to activism, personal experience, and contemporary queer youth politics.
Protestant theologians argue for LGBTQ+ rights, highlighting a profound, church-dividing gap in modern Christian sexual ethics.