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SOFIE Schriftenreihe zur Geschlechterforschung
Band 26
Astrid M. Fellner & Eva Nossem eds.
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Dieser Band fokussiert Schnittstellen zwischen Sexualität, Queerness, Migration und Zugehörigkeit und befasst sich mit Konstruktionen sexueller und queerer Identitäten im globalen Kontext von nationalistischen und kapitalistischen Kolonialisierungs- und Abgrenzungsprozessen, insbesondere der jüngsten „Migrationskrise“. Die behandelten Themen reichen von Biopolitik und Homonationalismus über die (De-)Konstruktion geschlechtlich/sexueller Grenzziehungen bis hin zu queerer Solidarität und der Bildung von Allianzen.
Exploring the interface between sexuality, queerness, migration, and belonging, this volume addresses constructions of sexual and queer identities within global processes of bordering, colonization, globalization, capitalism, nationalism, and the recent ‘crisis of migration.’ The topics covered in this volume range from biopolitics and homonationalism to the (de)construction of sexual borders and to queer solidarity and coalition building.
- Erscheinungsdatum: Mai 2023
- Verlag: Naumann Beck Verlag
- ISBN: 978-3-96197-136-7
- Seitenzahl: 247
- Format: 148 x 210
- Preis: 49 €
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ASTRID M. FELLNER and EVA NOSSEM
Introduction: The Many Intersections of Queer, Migration, and Belonging
PART I BIOPOLITICS AND HOMONATIONALISM
CHRISTIAN KLESSE
On the Government of Bisexual Bodies: Asylum Case Law and the Biopolitics of Bisexual Erasure
SARAH FRENCH BRENNAN
Anxious Intersections: Queer Muslim Asylum Seekers in the Netherlands
ASTRID M. FELLNER
Queering Diversity: Belonging, Sexuality, and Decolonization in Canada
PART II (DE)-CONSTRUCTION OF SEXUAL AND GENDER BORDERS
AHMED HAMILA
Gay and Muslim in the French Banlieues: An Intersectional Reading of Homo-Ghetto by Franck Chaumont and Un homo dans la cité by Brahim Naït-Balk
CARMEN MANEKTALA BRAUN
Hopeful Assemblages in Unveiled/Fremde Haut: Representing the Figure of the Female Asylum Seeker as Becoming-Intersectional in Assemblage
PART III SOLIDARITY AND COALITION BUILDING
JULIE ABBOU
Queer Solidarity Smashes Borders: A Politics of Solidarity with Silent Political Subjects
KATHARINA WIEDLACK and MASHA NEUFELD
Queer(ing) Solidarity? Some Thoughts on Representation and Identity, Difference and Privilege
Die Herausgeberinnen:
Astrid M Fellner
Astrid M. Fellner (she/her) is Chair of North American Literary and Cultural Studies at Saarland University in Saarbrücken, Germany. She is Head of the UniGR-Center for Border Studies at Saarland University and the co-editor a trilingual Border Glossary, a handbook of key terms in Border Studies. She is the founder of the “Forum Geschlechterforschung” (Forum Gender Studies) at Saarland University, and she is the coordinator of the certificate program in “Gender Studies.” She is the author of Articulating Selves: Contemporary Chicana Self-Representation (Braumüller, 2002) and Bodily Sensations: The Female Body in Late-Eighteenth-Century American Culture (WVT forthcoming) and the co-editor of Gender Überall!? Beiträge zur interdisziplinären Geschlechterforschung (Röhrig, 2014) and Rethinking Gender in Popular Culture in the 21st Century: Marlboro Men and California Gurls (Cambridge Scholars, 2017).
Eva Nossem
Eva Nossem (she; nossem.de) is a graduate translator for German, English, and Italian. She is the scientific coordinator of the UniGR-Center for Border Studies at Saarland University (Germany) and the editor, together with Astrid Fellner, of the trilingual (DE, EN, FR) Border Glossary, a glossary of key terms in the field of border studies. She is an instructor in English linguistics at Saarland University. Currently, she is working on a project in Italian linguistics: “Un dizionario Queer – il lessico italiano della noneteronormatività” and on an edited collection entitled “Border Languaging: Multilingual Practices on the Border.” Both in her teaching and research, she aims at bringing together approaches from gender/queer studies, cultural studies, and linguistics, with a particular focus on lexicography, multilingualism, critical discourse studies, and sociolinguistics. Her research interests include Cultural and Linguistic Border Studies, Italian and English linguistics, Multilingualism, Gender and Queer Studies, and translation studies.