Erotic Cartographies
Erotic Cartographies
Decolonization and the Queer Caribbean Imagination
Ghisyawan, Krystal Nandini
Rutgers University Press
01/2022
276
Dura
Inglês
9781978821378
15 a 20 dias
633
Note on Trinidadian Language
Prologue
Part I: Introduction and Methodology
1 Introduction: Erotic Cartographies and the Decolonial
2 Subjective Mapping: Queer Decolonial Methodology
Part II: Confronting Binaries: Space, Gender, and Social Class
3 Being in Public: Queer Transnational Subjectivities
4 Contesting "Home": Unsettling Public-Private Boundaries
Part III: State, Religion, and Personhood
5 Religious Nationalism: Its Roots and Fruit
6 "Dealing Up with the Spirit": Spiritual Knowledge and Erotic Fulfillment
7 Conclusion
Appendix 1. Analytics Used for Maps
Appendix 2. Bio-Data of Research Participants
Acknowledgments
Notes
References
Index
Note on Trinidadian Language
Prologue
Part I: Introduction and Methodology
1 Introduction: Erotic Cartographies and the Decolonial
2 Subjective Mapping: Queer Decolonial Methodology
Part II: Confronting Binaries: Space, Gender, and Social Class
3 Being in Public: Queer Transnational Subjectivities
4 Contesting "Home": Unsettling Public-Private Boundaries
Part III: State, Religion, and Personhood
5 Religious Nationalism: Its Roots and Fruit
6 "Dealing Up with the Spirit": Spiritual Knowledge and Erotic Fulfillment
7 Conclusion
Appendix 1. Analytics Used for Maps
Appendix 2. Bio-Data of Research Participants
Acknowledgments
Notes
References
Index