Review of Patrick S. Cheng. Radical Love: An Introduction to Queer Theology...
In Radical Love: An Introduction to Queer Theology Patrick Cheng has created for us all a very valuable resource for teaching. He has put together a comprehensive historical survey of the way in which...
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"'The body'—as a concept—goes hand-in-hand and, in my opinion, should come before discussions of sexuality generally, homosexuality in particular. On the other hand, I realize that this distinction,...
View ArticlePostcolonial Readings: Varied, Broad, and Deep
"I see postcolonialism as a vastly complex and inclusive category that can potentially serve as the umbrella for many other related fields including but not limited to subaltern and indigenous studies."
View ArticleA Review of Judith Halberstam’s The Queer Art of Failure (Durham: Duke...
". . . it seems clear that the desirability of a feminist politic that does not speak or activate is dependent on positions of privilege within the silencing system in the first place."
View ArticleOn “Making Sense” and “Wounded”
"Often we do choose books by their covers, choose contents by whims of reviewers. I wonder if anyone reads these things, but, if just one person does, I hope you read this book: Wounded by Percival...
View ArticleKeeping the Match Lit for a Queer Future: Remembering José Estaban Muñoz
"The absence of his voice is a great loss. The coverage, perspective, and sheer inspiration of thought must be taken up as a charge for the next generation. His work must now live on in others."
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