Bisexuality and Transgenderism: InterSEXions of the Others
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The underlying theme of the 19 articles is that the study of how bisexuality and transgenderism can inform and challenge larger cultural understandings of sexuality and gender. Contributors in a wide range of fields, but more than not involved in literature in an academic context, look at concerns in common, personal and theoretical identity formations, pop cultural icons, western intersections and eastern approximations, and steering queer of identity politics. Published simultaneously as Journal of Bisexuality, v.3, nos. 3/4 (2003). Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Bisexuality and transgenderism : interSEXions of the others1GL vs. BT : the archacology of biphobia and transphobia within the U.S. Gay and Lesbian community25"Tieresius"57Yeah, yeah, oh-yeah, just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in63Pomosexual play : going beyond the binaristic limits of gender?71Swing it baby!87Bisexual and transgender identities in a nonclinical sample of North Americans : suicidal intent, behavioral difficulties, and mental health treatment93The story so far111Social bodies, pagan hearts117"There are different points in your life where you can go either way" : discussing transsexuality and bisexuality with some women of CrossPort129Looking toward the interSEXions : examining bisexual and transgender identity formation from a dialectical theoretical perspective151Trans/positioning the (drag?) king of comedy : bisexuality and queer Jewish space in the works of Sandra Bernhard171Butch-Femme interrupted : Angelina Jolie, bisexuality and the new Butch Femme181Living more "like oneself" : transgender identities and sexualities in Japan203While diving, drink water : bisexual and transgender intersections in South Sulawesi, Indonesia231"Outing" and "duplicity"249Walking through walls : an immodest proposal for trans-cending sexual orientation253We are all others : an argument for queer265Centering : an alternate perspective277
