Cambridge Handbooks in Anthropology - Series page

pp ii-ii

The Cambridge Handbook for the Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Contributors

pp vii-viii

1 - Introduction to The Cambridge Handbook for the Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality

pp 1-36

Part One - Openings and Orientations

pp 37-152

2 - Remixing Feminist Epistemology and Methodology

pp 39-64

3 - Critical Ethnography as a Collective Feminist Project

pp 65-93

4 - Kinship and Relatedness as Vital Lens

pp 94-125

5 - Reframing the Social, Rethinking the Body, Confronting Biologism

pp 126-152

Part Two - Knowledges and Domains

pp 153-310

6 - Gender, Sociality, and the Person

pp 155-183

7 - The Postmodern Moment in Gender Studies and Anthropology

pp 184-212

8 - Gender(ed) Language and the Linguistics of Sexuality

pp 213-236

9 - Conceptualizing Bodies, Hierarchy, and Gendering across Cultures

pp 237-259

10 - Language, Gender and Sexuality, and Performativity

pp 260-282

11 - Anthropological Engagements with Men and Masculinities

pp 283-310

Part Three - Resistances and Intersections

pp 311-488

12 - Social and Cultural Politics of Everyday Resistance and Empowerment

pp 313-335

13 - Reworking Black Feminist Anthropology through Transnational Scholar-Activism and Antiracist Solidarity in Africa and Its Diaspora

pp 336-369

14 - Gender in Decolonial Indigenous Perspectives

pp 370-394

15 - Anthropologies of Reproduction, Abortion, and Biopolitics

pp 395-424

16 - Gender, Capitalism, and the Erotics of Finance

pp 425-454

17 - Untying Poverty’s Gendered Knots Past and Present

pp 455-488

Part Four - Desires and Relations

pp 489-600

18 - Subjectivities, Knowledge, and Gendered and Sexual Transitions

pp 491-519

19 - Feminist and Queer Theories of the Non/Human and Paradoxical Possibilities of the Slash

pp 520-548

20 - Blood, Gender, and Politics in Indigenous View

pp 549-576