Intersex Studies and the Health and Medical Humanities: Sex and Medicine
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781350217478
ISBN-10: 1350217476
Pagini: 232
Ilustrații: 10 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1350217476
Pagini: 232
Ilustrații: 10 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Features
contributions
from
academics
across
a
very
broad
range
of
disciplines,
such
as
gender
and
sexuality
studies,
writing
studies,
sociology,
English
studies
and
medicine
Notă biografică
Katelyn
Dykstra
is
a
Sessional
Instructor
at
the
University
of
Manitoba,
Canada.
Katelyn
recently
completed
a
post-doctoral
fellowship
that
explores
critical
community
literacies
in
a
queer
context.
She
is
currently
a
sessional
instructor
in
the
Department
of
English,
Theatre,
Film
&
Media
at
the
University
of
Manitoba
and
Director
of
Operations
at
a
rural
non-profit
that
provides
supports
to
people
living
with
intellectual
disabilities.
Shoshannah
Bryn
Jones
Square
is
a
faculty
member
at
Kwantlen
Polytechnic
University,
Canada.
She
received
her
PhD
from
the
University
of
Oxford
in
2017,
after
which
she
held
a
Research
Affiliateship
with
the
University
of
Manitoba
Institute
for
the
Humanities
while
also
working
as
a
Postdoctoral
Fellow.
Cuprins
IntroductionFollowing
the
Trail
of
Sex
in
the
Medical
and
Health
Humanities:
An
IntroductionDrs.
Katelyn
Dykstra,
University
of
Manitoba
and
Shoshannah
Bryn
Jones
Square,
Kwantlen
Polytechnic
UniversityPart
1:
Theoretical
Approaches
to
Intersex
in/and
the
Medical
and
Health
Humanities1.Quantum
Bodies:
Reading
Intersectionality
through
the
Superposition
of
States
Dr.
Lisa
DeTora
(Associate
Professor
of
Writing
Studies
and
Rhetoric,
Hofstra
University,
USA)2.Introducing
Mad
Intersex
Studies
Dr.
Celeste
Orr
(Visiting
Assistant
Professor,
Gender
and
Sexuality
Studies,
St.
Lawrence
University,
USA)
and
Meg
Peters
(Doctoral
Candidate,
University
of
Ottawa,
Canada)3."Ontological
Homelessness,"
Sexology,
and
Identity:
Some
initial
thoughts
on
Intersex
Studies
as
Critical
Lens
in
Literary
Studies
Dr.
Katelyn
Dykstra
(Sessional
Instructor,
Department
of
English,
Theatre,
Film
&
Media,
University
of
Manitoba;
Director
of
Operations,
enVision
Community
Living,
USA)
Part
2:
Intersex,
Medicalization,
and
Disability1.Did
Bioethics
Matter?
A
History
of
Autonomy,
Consent,
and
Intersex
Genital
Surgery.
Dr.
Elizabeth
Reis
(Professor,
Macaulay
Honours
College,
CUNY,
USA)2."Intersex
Community
in
India
and
the
Rights
of
Persons
with
Disability
(RPwD)
Act"Prashant
Singh
(Advocate,
Supreme
Court
of
India;
Member
of
Srishti
Madurai,
an
intersex
advocacy
group
in
India),
Gopi
Shankar
(Intersex
Asia),
Meghna
Sharma
(Programme
Officer-Research
and
Advocacy
at
National
Centre
for
Promotion
of
Employment
for
Disabled
People
in
India)3.Current
and
Historical
Medicalization
of
Intersex
Athletes
in
Sport
Dr.
Sarah
Teezel
(Associate
Professor,
University
of
Manitoba,
Faculty
of
Kinesiology
and
Recreation
Management)
Part
3:
Intersex,
Life
Narratives,
and
Imaginative
Literature1.Intersex:
Magical
Structures
and
Invisible
Differences
Lesley
Gallacher
(Therapist)2.Herculine
Barbin,
Panizza's
A
Scandal
at
the
Convent,
and
the
Medico-Gothic
Narrative
of
Intersex
Transition
Nowell
Marshall
(Graduate
Student,
University
of
Navada,
Reno)3.Intersex,
Empathy,
and
Embodiment:
Inspiring
Prosocial
Change
Through
Imaginative
LiteratureDr.
Shoshannah
Bryn
Jones
Square
(Faculty,
Department
of
English,
Kwantlen
Polytechnic
University)