ISBN:
9781137453273
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (268 p)
Series Statement:
Critical Criminological Perspectives
Series Statement:
Critical Criminological Perspectives Ser.
Parallel Title:
Print version Ball, Matthew Criminology and Queer Theory : Dangerous Bedfellows?
DDC:
364
Keywords:
Developmental psychology
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Electronic books
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Electronic books
Abstract:
Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- 1: Introduction -- The Need for a Queer Criminology -- Problematising Queer Criminology -- Overview -- Dangerous Bedfellows? A Note on the Title -- References -- Part I: Approaching Criminology -- 2: Queer -- Introduction -- Queer Beginnings -- Conventional Gay and Lesbian Politics: Identity and Liberation -- New Approaches to Power and Subjectivity: The Influence of Poststructural Thought -- Queering Gay and Lesbian Politics -- Varieties of Queer Work -- Interrogating Binaries and Identity Categories -- Anti-normativity and Deconstruction
Abstract:
Beyond Sex and Gender -- Queer Politics -- Critiques of Queer Work -- Perpetuating Erasure and Exclusion -- Queer as Expansive Position -- Queer Elitism and the Reproduction of Binaries -- Queer and the Material -- Conclusion: On the Uses of 'Queer' -- References -- 3: Queer/ing Criminology -- Introduction -- Queer Criminology -- The Tasks of Queer Criminological Scholarship -- Situating Queer Criminological Scholarship -- The Subjects of Queer Criminology -- The Meaning of 'Queer' -- Conclusion: Queer Directions and Troubling Assumptions -- References -- 4: Evangelism, Faith, and Forgetting
Abstract:
Introduction -- The Problem of Evangelism -- The Problems of Faith and Forgetting -- Faith in Regulation, Forgetting Exclusion and Injury -- Faith in Knowledge and Exposure, Forgetting the Power-Knowledge Nexus -- Faith in Queer as a Category, Forgetting its Slipperiness -- Faith in the Category's Deployment, Forgetting Its History and Power Effects -- Against Paranoid Exposure, for Cautious Reparation in Queer Criminological Scholarship -- Paranoid Readings -- Reparative Readings -- Cautious Reparation -- Conclusion -- References -- Part II: Within Criminology
Abstract:
5: Criminology for Queers? Charting a Space for Queer Communities in Criminology -- Introduction -- Challenging Criminology: Feminist and Counter-colonial Perspectives -- Feminist Criminologies -- Counter-colonial Criminologies -- Key Targets and Questions of Feminist and Counter-colonial Criminologies -- Interrogating the Epistemological Assumptions of Criminology -- Situating Critical Work: The Mainstream or the Sidelines? -- Queering the Intersections of Critical Criminologies -- Queering Feminist Criminologies -- Decolonising Queer Criminologies -- Conclusion -- References
Abstract:
6: Queer, Realist, and Cultural: Grounding Queer Criminology -- Introduction -- Left Realist Criminology -- Left Realism in Queer Criminology -- Cultural Criminology -- Cultural Criminology in Queer Criminology -- The Limits of Left Realist and Cultural Criminological Paths for Queer Criminology -- Left Realist Criminology, Modernism, and Materialism -- Cultural Criminology, Queer Subcultures, and Edgework -- Conclusion -- References -- 7: Deconstruction and Queering in Criminology -- Introduction -- Criminology and Deconstruction -- Queer Deconstruction -- Challenges to Deconstruction
Abstract:
The Influence of Deconstruction on Queer Thought
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