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%T Intersex narratives shifts in the representation of intersex lives in North American literature and popular culture

%A Amato, Viola

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%@ 9783839434192

%@ 383943419X

%K Intersex people

%K Intersexuality in literature

%K Popular culture

%K Intersex people.

%K Intersexuality in literature.

%K Intersex.

%K Popular culture.

%K Popular Culture.

%K Activism.

%K Autobiography.

%K Body.

%K Cultural Studies.

%K Feminism.

%K Gender Studies.

%K Gender.

%K Medicine.

%K Queer Theory.

%K Sexuality.

%K SOCIAL SCIENCE / LGBT Studies / Gay Studies

%K Hochschulschrift

%K USA

%K Prosa

%K Intersexualität Motiv

%K Geschichte 1993-2010

%K Englisch

%K Nordamerika

%K Literatur

%K Intersexualität

%D [2016]

%X Includes bibliographical references (pages [305]-315)

%X Frontmatter -- -- Contents -- -- Acknowledgments -- -- 1. Introduction -- -- 2. Approaching Intersex: Conceptual and Theoretical Framework -- -- 3. The Intersex Movement of the 1990s: Speaking Out Against Medical and Narrative Violence -- -- 4. Challenging Dominant Narratives From Within: Autobiography as a Critical Reflection on the Paradigm Shift in Intersex Narratives -- -- 5. Reimagining Intersex Literary Renegotiations of the Dis/Continuities between Hegemonic Narratives and the Recognition of ‘Difference’ -- -- 6. Screening Intersex at Prime Time Intersex in/as a State of Emergency and Popular Culture’s Un/Acceptable Interventions -- -- 7. “We Exist, We Are Human, We Are Everywhere among You”: A Conclusion -- -- Bibliography

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%C Bielefeld

%U http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2