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This timely book explores queer geographies at a critical juncture of societal and disciplinary self-reflection and transformation. It raises questions of justice and progress in the face of complex and ongoing social exclusions and ecological crises that necessitate change both within and beyond queer geographies.
Leading experts incorporate the concepts of reorientation, relationality, replacement, and reconceptualization to provoke collaborative discussion across the globe, revisiting queer geographies' accomplishments and reworking established concepts. Interdisciplinary in scope, the book provides visual interventions to advance the reconfiguration of queer geographies and invites fluidity, openness, and dialogue across and between disciplines. Ultimately, this book showcases new lines of geographical inquiry and debate to envision alternative disciplinary futures that amplify queer and trans voices while displacing authority and privilege.
Queer Geographies is an essential resource for scholars and students of sexual and gender minority life and queer theory, as well as women's and gender studies, cultural and environmental studies, anthropology, psychology, and sociology.
Contents
Contents
1 Introduction: The provocations of queer geographical collections 1
Alison L. Bain, Julie A. Podmore, and Chan Arun-Pina
PART I REORIENTATIONS
2 Infrastructures of desire: The countercultural commons of Toronto's queer punk and rave scenes 25
Wiley Sharp
3 Queer geographies beyond the closet 44
Ale Boussalem
4 Queer geographies in French translation: A conversation 61
Karine Duplan, Julie A. Podmore, and Alison L. Bain
5 Liveable lives: A transnational roundtable on liveability from/in India and Ireland 79
Niharika Banerjea, Kath Browne, Nita Mishra, Rohit K. Dasgupta, and Carol Ballantine
PART II RELATIONALITIES
6 Unfollowing queer domicidal blueprints 96
Chan Arun-Pina
7 Queering racial capitalism: Abolition geographies beyond quarantine 116
Jin Haritaworn
8 The power of generative dissonance: Creating spaces of and for difference in queer scenes 136
Avery Franken
9 LGBTQ+ friendship and spatial commitments: Queer socialities in the making of a new rural 152
Joe Jukes
PART III REPLACEMENTS
10 Digital intimacies and the queer geographies of encounter 169
Regan Koch and Sam Miles
11 Sexual racism on spatial media: Navigating racial differentiation among gay men searching for intimacy 187
Thomas Wimark and Daniel Hedlund
12 (Dis)placing Pride in Copenhagen, or the socio-spatial lives of queer/trans migrant critique 203
Derek Ruez
13 Queerburban place-making/unmaking/remaking 220
Alison L. Bain and Julie A. Podmore
PART IV RECONCEPTUALIZATIONS
14 Filmic geographies, urban place-making, and inter-referencing in queer screen cultures 236
Helen Hok-Sze Leung, Julie A. Podmore, and Alison L. Bain
15 Messing up (in) the field: Finding queer-trans ecologies in geographical fieldwork 256
Cleo Wölfle Hazard and Sage Brice
16 For an/other geography: Queering geography's disciplinary reproduction 277
Eden Kinkaid
17 Conclusion: Queer geographies and the promise of a different disciplinary future 294
Chan Arun-Pina, Julie A. Podmore, and Alison L. Bain
References 306
Index 346
