The SAGE Handbook of Global Sexualities

1048 Pages·2020·6.487 MB·English

by  Zowie Davy (editor), Ana Cristina Santos (editor), Chiara Bertone (editor), Ryan Thoreson (editor), Saskia E. Wieringa (editor)

The SAGE Handbook of
Global Sexualities
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Ana Cristina Santos
Chiara Bertone
Ryan Thoreson
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Contents
List of Figures and Tables xi
Notes on the Editors and Contributors xiii
VOLUME 1
Editors’ Introduction 1
Ana Cristina Santos, Saskia E. Wieringa, Ryan Thoreson,
Chiara Bertone and Zowie Davy
PART I UNDERSTANDING SEXUALITY:
EPISTEMOLOGIES/CONCEPTUAL AND
METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES 31
1 Global Sexualities: Towards a Reconciliation between
Decolonial Analysis and Human Rights 33
Matthew Waites
2 Pre-Colonial Actualities, Post-Colonial Amnesia and
Neo-Colonial Assemblage 57
Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli
3 The Queer Epistemologies: Challenges to the Modes of
Knowing about Sexuality in Russia 82
Alexander Kondakov
4 Researching Childhood Sexuality 99
Stefan Lucke
5 Research Perspectives on Bisexuality 119
Annukka Lahti
6 Asexuality as an Epistemological Lens: An Evolving
Multi-Layered Approach 141
Rita Alcaire
7 Anarchism and Sexuality 160
Lucy Nicholas
8 Sex and Secrecy in the Field: Methodological Dilemmas
in Research in Chinese Massage Parlours 183
Marie-Louise Janssen
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PART II ENFORCING AND CHALLENGING
SEXUAL NORMS 205
9 Including Diversity? The Politics of Sex Education
in the Netherlands 207
Willemijn Krebbekx
10 Sexuality Education: International Policies, Global
Developments, and Contemporary Research Perspectives 221
Barbara Rothmüller and Marion Thuswald
11 Disrupting Heterosexuality in Intergenerational Relations 247
Chiara Bertone
12 Trans Athletes and the Posthuman: A Critical Analysis
of Trans Policies in Sports 267
Ana Lúcia Santos
13 Heteronormativity and Passionate Aesthetics 291
Saskia E. Wieringa
14 Prison Heterocissexual Complex: Sociospatial Politics
of Queer Incarceration and the Case of Turkey 313
Ece Canlı
PART III INTERROGATING/UNDOING
SEXUAL CATEGORIES 335
15 BDSM 337
Robin Bauer
16 Introducing the New Kid on the Block: Polyamory 363
Stefan F. Ossmann
17 Multiple Estrangements in the Twilight Zone: Chronic
Illness and Queerness in Southern Europe 386
Mara Pieri
18 Hijras in South Asia: Rethinking the Dominant Representations 404
Adnan Hossain
19 Queering the Postcolony: Same-Sex Desire and Xhosa
Culture in Postcolonial South Africa 422
Lwando Scott
20 Tacit Power: A Case of HIV-Positive Housewives in Indonesia 442
Johanna Debora Imelda and Andi Nur Fa’izah
Contents vii
VOLUME 2
PART IV ENHANCEMENT PRACTICES AND
SEXUAL MARKETS/INDUSTRIES 459
21 ‘Virility Medicines’ and Changing Sexualities in Precarious
Transformations in West Papua 461
Diana Teresa Pakasi
22 Questioning the ‘Viagrization’ of (Hetero)Sexual Ageing 481
Raffaella Ferrero Camoletto, Catherine Barrett and
Emily Wentzell
23 Consuming Yourself into Being: Women’s Consumptive
Practices and the Articulation of Acceptable Heterosexual
Femininity 501
Claire Moran and Julie-Anne Carroll
24 Social Representation, Identity and HIV Prevention:
The Case of PrEP among Gay Men 523
Rusi Jaspal
25 The Algorithms of Desire: The Field of the Pornographic 541
Karen Gabriel
26 From Zero Tolerance to Full Integration: Rethinking
Prostitution Policies 569
Petra Östergren
27 Criminalise Women Buying Sex? Neo-Abolitionist Influence
on Australian Politics and Media Consumers 600
Hilary Caldwell and John de Wit
PART V SEXUAL RIGHTS AND CITIZENSHIP
(AND THE GOVERNANCE OF SEXUALITY) 619
28 Sexuality, Identity and the Politics of Recognition 621
Paddy McQueen
29 Sexuality, the Law and the Experiences of Women in Ireland 644
Christina Quinlan
30 Youth and Sexual Rights 665
Ryan Thoreson
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31 Sexual Citizenship Re-centred: Gender and Sexual Diversity
in Indonesia 688
Sharyn Graham Davies
32 Transgender Persons in Indian Courtrooms 705
Surabhi Shukla
PART VI SEXUALITY AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 729
33 Queer Muslim Challenges and Resistances within the
Context of Globalized Sexualities 731
Daniel Ahmed Fernández
34 ‘Gender Ideology’ as Modular Discourse: A Survey of
Transatlantic Activism against Gender 748
Annie Wilkinson
35 Borrowing and Imitation in Post-Soviet Trans Activisms 774
Yana Kirey-Sitnikova
36 Questioning Pathologization in Clinical Practice and
Research from Trans and Intersex Perspectives 798
Amets Suess Schwend
37 Abstinence: A Global Perspective 822
Nicholas Velotta and Pepper Schwartz
38 Accounting and Authorizing: Sexuality, Violence, and
Mass Atrocity Crimes 849
Nomvuyo Nolutshungu
PART VII LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL
REPRESENTATION 875
39 Non-Binary Sexualities: The Language of Desire, Practice,
and Embodiment 877
Sebastian Cordoba
40 Images of Sexuality: The Aestheticization of Same-Sex
Intimacy in Francophone Literary and Filmic Productions 897
Aminata Cécile Mbaye
41 Bodies in Transition: The Bakla as Transgender in
Philippine Cinema 917
Mikee N. Inton
Contents ix
42 Performing Queer at the Theatre–Documentary Convergence:
Mediated Queer Activism in Contemporary China 944
Hongwei Bao
43 Freedom Affects in Trans Erotica 969
Zowie Davy
Index 992