Territories of Desire in Queer Culture: Refiguring Contemporary Boundaries

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Abstract

These essays highlight the shifting sets of relationships which determine the forms taken by desire. They argue that the spread of the subject within and across geographic, ethnic, class and gender boundaries makes a difference to the ways in which desire is theorized, experienced and represented.

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