LBGT Studies and Queer Theory

Foreword xxiii Steven Seidman, PhD Acknowledgements xxvii INTRODUCTION Shifting Ground(s): Surveying the Contested Terrain of LGBT Studies and Queer Theory 1 Karen E. Lovaas, PhD John P. Elia, PhD Gust A. Yep, PhD THEORETICAL DEBATES AND INTERVENTIONS Queer Theory, Late Capitalism, and Internalized Homophobia 19 Max Kirsch, PhD Anti-Homosexual Prejudice...as Opposed to What? Queer Theory and the Social Psychology of Anti-Homosexual Attitudes 47 Peter Hegarty, PhD Sean Massey, PhD Outlaws or In-Laws? Queer Theory, LGBT Studies, and Religious Studies 73 Melissa M. Wilcox, PhD A Queer Anxiety: Assimilation Politics and Cinematic Hedonics in Relax...It's Just Sex 101 Jeff Bennett, PhD INTERSECTIONS Historicizing (Bi)Sexuality: A Rejoinder for Gay/Lesbian Studies, Feminism, and Queer Theory 125 Steven Angelides, PhD Troubling the Canon: Bisexuality and Queer Theory 159 Mark A. Gammon, ABD Kirsten L. Isgro, PhD Cape Queer? A Case Study of Provincetown, Massachusetts 185 Karen Christel Krahulik, PhD Jewish Disappearing Acts and the Construction of Gender 213 Ruth D. Johnston, PhD Desiring Mates 237 Dean Durber, PhD CONTEXTS Teaching Queer Theory at a Normal School 257 Jen Bacon, PhD Containing Uncertainty: Sexual Values and Citizenship 285 Claudia Schippert, PhD Ferment in LGBT Studies and. Queer Theory: Personal Ruminations on Contested Terrain 309 R. Anthony Slagle, PhD Index 329