Desiring Disability
Queer Theory Meets Disability Studies
An issue of: GLQ
Special Issue Editors: Robert McRuer, Abby L. Wilkerson
Disability Studies, Gender and Sexuality > Queer Theory, Gender and Sexuality > LGBTQ Studies
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Table Of Contents
Back to Top1. Introduction–Robert Mcruer and Abby L. Wilkerson
2. Queering The Crip Or Cripping The Queer? Intersections Of Queer And Crip Identities In Solo Autobiographical Performance–Carrie Sandahl
3. Phantom Limbs: Film Noir And The Disabled Body–Michael Davidson
4. As Good As It Gets: Queer Theory And Critical Disability–Robert Mcruer
5. Bad Boys: Abstractions Of Difference And The Politics Of Youth “Deviance”–Todd R. Ramlow
6. Sex Education; Or, How The Blind Became Heterosexual–Patrick White
7. Crippling Masculinity: Queerness And Disability In U.S. Military Culture, 1800–1945–David Serlin
8. Feeling Her Way: Audre Lorde And The Power Of Touch–Sarah E. Chinn
9. A Very Troublesome Doctor: Biomedical Binaries, Worldmaking, And The Poetry Of Rafael Campo–Joanne Rendell
10. My Body, My Closet: Invisible Disability and the Limits of Coming-Out Discourse–Ellen Samuels
11. The GLQ Archive: Gawking, Gaping, Staring–Eli Clare
12. The Summer Of Her Baldness–Catherine Lord
13. The Only Thing You Have To Do Is Live–S. Naomi Finkelstein
14. Book Review: Framing Aids: Policy, Politics, and the Uncertainty of Facts–Cris Mayo
15. About The Contributors
Awards
Back to TopCELJ 2003 Best Special Issue