LGBT Studies and Queer Theory: New Conflicts, Collaborations, and Contested Terrain Book

Foreword (Steven Seidman)
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Shifting Ground(s): Surveying the Contested Terrain of LGBT and Queer Studies (Karen E. Lovaas, John P. Elia, and Gust A. Yep)
THEORETICAL DEBATES AND INTERVENTIONS
Queer Theory, Late Capitalism, and International Homophobia (Max Kirsch)
Anti-Homosexual Prejudice. . . as Opposed to What? Queer Theory and the Social Psychology of Anti-Homosexual Attitudes (Peter Hegarty and Sean G. Massey)
Outlaws or In-Laws? Queer Theory, LGBT Studies, and Religious Studies (Melissa M. Wilcox)
A Queer Anxiety: Assimilation Politics and Cinematic Hedonics in Relax. . . It's Just Sex (Jeff Bennett)
INTERVENTIONS
Historicizing (Bi)Sexuality: A Rejoinder for Gay/Lesbian Studies, Feminism, and Queer Theory (Steven Angelides)
Troubling the Canon: Bisexuality and Queer Theory (Mark A Gammon and Kirsten L. Isgro)
Cape Queer? A Case Study of Provincetown, Massachusetts (Karen Christel Krahulik)
Jewish Disappearing Acts and the Construction of Gender (Ruth D. Johnston)
Desiring Mates (Dean Durber)
CONTEXTS
Teaching Queer Theory at a Normal School (Jen Bacon)
Containing Uncertainty: Sexual Values and Citizenship (Claudia Schippert)
Ferment in GLBT Studies and Queer Theory: Personal Ruminations on Contested Terrain (R. Anthony Slagle)
Index
Reference Notes Included