Insult and the Making of the Gay Self Book

	Introduction : the language of the tribe	1
Pt. 1	A world of insult	13
1	The shock of insult	15
2	The flight to the city	18
3	Friendship as a way of life	24
4	Sexuality and professions	29
5	Family and "melancholy"	35
6	The city and conservative discourse	41
7	To tell or not to tell	46
8	Heterosexual interpellation	56
9	The subjected "soul"	64
10	Caricature and collective insult	70
11	Inversions	79
12	On sodomy	88
13	Subjectivity and private life	97
14	Existence precedes essence	107
15	Unrealizable identity	113
16	Perturbations	124
17	The individual and the group	130
Pt. 2	Specters of Wilde	141
1	How "arrogant pederasts" come into being	143
2	An unspeakable vice	153
3	A nation of artists	160
4	Philosopher and lover	168
5	Moral contamination	176
6	The truth of masks	182
7	The Greeks against the psychiatrists	190
8	The democracy of comrades	197
9	Margot-la-boulangere and the Baronne-aux-epingles	206
10	From momentary pleasures to social reform	213
11	The will to disturb	223
12	The "preoccupation with homosexuality"	231
Pt. 3	Michel Foucault's heterotopias	245
1	Much more beauty	247
2	From night to the light of day	250
3	The impulse to escape	256
4	Homosexuality and unreason	264
5	The birth of perversion	274
6	The third sex	281
7	Producing subjects	289
8	Philosophy in the closet	296
9	When two guys hold hands	303
10	Resistance and counterdiscourse	310
11	Becoming gay	329
12	Among men	326
13	Making differences	334
	Addendum : Hannah Arendt and "defamed groups"	339