Add to ORKGCan society operate without gender and even biological sex classifications? Queer Post-Gender Ethics argues that we could exist, formulate our relationships and be sexual in more androgynous ways. Outlining a political vision for how a post-gender sociality might be achieved, it presents queer social practices for a truly gender neutral world
Background: Alongside the growth in visibility of gender identities and presentations such as gender...
The term Queer was first used by Teresa de Lauretis in 1991 to describe constructs that did not adhe...
Posthuman theory asks in various ways what it means to be human in a time when philosophy has become...
There is increasing resistance to gendering in contemporary society, seen in gender-neutral childrea...
This article offers an overview of the motivations and contexts for my wider work in postgender ethi...
Removing, transcending, or otherwise rendering void or absent sex/gender as a central element of sel...
Removing, transcending, or otherwise rendering void or absent sex/gender as a central element of sel...
This article offers an overview of the motivations and contexts for my wider work in post-gender eth...
What can the historical persistence of gender tell us about possibilities for future selfhood not de...
There have been calls recently by prominent social theorists and queer theorists for future-oriented...
This paper explores visions that imagine selfhood beyond sexual difference and therefore re-imagine ...
The critique of identity politics has opened up a sceptical attitude towards normative categories an...
Sustainable development is an approach to development that seeks to be multidimensional, meaning tha...
Gender studies has embraced a wide band of issues related to sexual identity, belonging, community, ...
Sex After Life aims to consider the various ways in which the concept of life has provided normative...
Background: Alongside the growth in visibility of gender identities and presentations such as gender...
The term Queer was first used by Teresa de Lauretis in 1991 to describe constructs that did not adhe...
Posthuman theory asks in various ways what it means to be human in a time when philosophy has become...
There is increasing resistance to gendering in contemporary society, seen in gender-neutral childrea...
This article offers an overview of the motivations and contexts for my wider work in postgender ethi...
Removing, transcending, or otherwise rendering void or absent sex/gender as a central element of sel...
Removing, transcending, or otherwise rendering void or absent sex/gender as a central element of sel...
This article offers an overview of the motivations and contexts for my wider work in post-gender eth...
What can the historical persistence of gender tell us about possibilities for future selfhood not de...
There have been calls recently by prominent social theorists and queer theorists for future-oriented...
This paper explores visions that imagine selfhood beyond sexual difference and therefore re-imagine ...
The critique of identity politics has opened up a sceptical attitude towards normative categories an...
Sustainable development is an approach to development that seeks to be multidimensional, meaning tha...
Gender studies has embraced a wide band of issues related to sexual identity, belonging, community, ...
Sex After Life aims to consider the various ways in which the concept of life has provided normative...
Background: Alongside the growth in visibility of gender identities and presentations such as gender...
The term Queer was first used by Teresa de Lauretis in 1991 to describe constructs that did not adhe...
Posthuman theory asks in various ways what it means to be human in a time when philosophy has become...