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ATheAcademicFamilyTree,21,22,27Academickinship,4,22,29,30,33,36Agro-colonial,13,305–307,316–318Agro-colonialism,13Ahmed,Sara,5,22,27,28,61,68Allison,Dorothy,129,135Althaus-Reid,Marcella,11,251–255,258,261,262,264,265TheAmericanJeremiad,118Animalstudies,14,311,323Animalqueer,13,321–327Anti-gentrification,270Arteducation,232,233,241,245Artivism,242–243Asegi,39,40AsegiStories:CherokeeQueerandTwo-SpiritMemory,49Athique,Adrian,185,194BBercovitch,Sacvan,118Bestial,13,305,306,308,310–318Bestialization,305,306,310,317Bestialized,13Bestiary,13,317,318Bhabha,Homi,12,300n2BigGayChurch(BGC),11,229–245Binary,12,41,54n4,64,76,81,85,88,93–96,108,222,259,261,280Binarygender,10Boal,Augusto,11,249–252,255–261,264,265,265n2BodiesThatMatter,9,145,159Bodyofknowledge,222–226Bornstein,Kate,204,213n3Britzman,Deborah,6,62–64,230330INDEXBryson,Mary,2,74,97Butler,Judith,9,12,87,145,159,160,179,184,209,221,281,287–290,292,293,299,300,300n5,313,314CChora,9,144,145,147,149,152,154–156,161–164,165n3,165n4,166n10Chorae,145CluelessnessintheQueerClassroom,3Compositionandrhetoric,6,50,61–67,226,281Compositionstudies,64Conquergood,Dwight,243,244Criticalanimalstudies,13Criticalcivicpraxis(CCP),242Criticalperformancepedagogies,11,243Cuntbucket,8,9,141–167,165n6Cyberqueer,192,193,197Cyberqueerstudies,192DDaston,Lorraine,7,106DeCastell,Suzanne,2,3,74,97De-bestialization,310–312Decolonial,45,52,306,307,317Decolonialqueerscapeclassroom,48Decolonialqueerscapepedagogy,5,39–53Decolonization,40,52Delany,Samuel,8,130–134Deleuze,Gilles,32,33,154,313Democratizingsensibilities,6Denzin,NormanK.
,11,243,244Derrida,Jacques,9,143–146,165n4,165n7,166n8,306,308Desire,12,13,121,127,128,134,137,139,155,185,194,204,209,230,240,272,279–300,312,313,315,318,322Desire,Rhetoric,andRecognitioninHegel'sPhenomenologyofSpirit,12,288Dhalgren,8,130–133,135,136Digitalqueerspaces,9,10,186,190,191,196Digitalqueerstudies,192Dinshaw,Carolyn,34DisciplineandPunish,44,292,311Discourses,5Dissanayake,Wimal,186,188Driskill,Qwo-Li,39,40,45,47,49,53n1Duggan,Lisa,28,110DukeUniversityPress,30EEdelman,Lee,292,310,314Eigenfactor.
org,24Eigenvectorcentrality,29Embodiedknowledge,10,217–226Embodiedqueerness,223Erotohistoriography,34FFacebook,33,191,193Familytree,22,27,28,31,33,35Feinberg,Leslie,209Femme,10,201–213,213n5First-yearcomposition,6,57–68First-yearwriting,50,224Foucault,Michel,43,44,54n3,108,237,292,306,310,311,316Freeman,Elizabeth,25,29,34,35331INDEXFreire,Paulo,49,52,146,256,257,259,264Freud,S.
,148,158,166n15,312–314GGallop,Jane,7,105,106Galloway,Alexander,32,33,35Garoian,CharlesR.
,11,243Gaudelius,YvonneM.
,11,243GayandLesbianIndependentSchoolsTeachersNetwork,110GayLesbianStraightEducationNetwork(GLSEN),7,106,108–119,121,121n1Gaydar,191,192Genderbinaries,9,169–180,241Genderparody,9,179GenderTrouble,160Genderqueerness,250Genealogy,4,22,25–32,34Genette,Gérard,5,23Gentrification,270,271,274,276,277Gokulsing,K.
Moti,185,186,188Gopinath,Gayatri,29,194Guattari,Felix,32,33,154,313Guys4Men,191,192HHalberstam,Jack,32,62,64Halberstam,Judith,3,6,29,31,35Hall,Donald,3,4Hand,Elizabeth,130,133Haraway,Donna,309Hetero-agro-colonial,13Heteronormative,2,4,5Heteronormativereproduction,3Heteronormativity,5,6Heteropatriarchy,39,42,45,47,48hooks,bell,43,52,53,280,299HumanRightsCampaign(HRC),110IIdentity,74InaQueerTimeandPlace,64India,9,10,183–197,197n4Indigenous,5,39,41,42,44,46,47,305–307,311,312,317IndigenousEnvironmentalNetwork,317Ingram,GordonBrent,5,45–47,53,54n5Inheritance,5Intersectionality,76,206,217Intersex,10,203,230,285Intersexuality,217Irigaray,Luce,143,145JJeremiad,116,118Jones,Amelia,74,75,81,87,89,92,95KKhushList,195,198n6Kierkegaard,Sren,300n5Kinship,22,25,26,33,34,327Kinshipstructures,4,5,27Kristeva,Julia,8,143–146,155,156,158,159,161,165n3,166n13,166n15LLettertoCoretta,246n1LGBQhomes,12Logicaleroticism,7,105Luhmann,Susanne,3MMary,Bryson,3Metaphysics,8,9ModernFamily,9,169–180332INDEXMonster,147,148,155–158,160,161,163,164,166n14MonsterLanguage,142,150Morgensen,Scott,39,41,45,49,51,306Mowlabocus,Sharif,190–192Muoz,JoséEsteban,6,25,28,29,34,62–64,68Myles,Eileen,128,135,137–140NNationalArtEducationAssociation,11,229,230NationalGayandLesbianTaskForce(NGLTF),110NationalSchoolClimateSurvey(NSCS),106,110,111,121n1Native,305Nealon,Christopher,34Networkanalysis,22,24,25,29,32–35NodeXL,25,33TheNoviceasExpert:WritingtheFreshmanYear,63NYUPress,30OOnlinequeerspaces,194PPageRank,29Paratexts,5,23,25Paratexts:ThresholdsofInterpretation,23Parents,FamiliesandFriendsofLesbiansandGays(PFLAG),110Pedagogy,2–5,7,8,11,14,43,52,62,93,148,164,226,242–245,279–300PedagogyoftheOppressed,52,146,256Pellegrini,Ann,28Performativity,87,160,188Pinar,WilliamF.
,2,3PlanetRomeo,191,192,196Plato,9,144–146,155,162,163,165n4,165n7Platonicchora,8,143Porter,Theodore,7,106,113,114Powell,Malea,40–42,48Praxis,3,4,7,10,14,71–100,242,250–252,254–265,284,314,317Prison,12,59,258,279–300,311,324PrisonPedagogy,12Protocol,32,33Push,8,141–164,166n12QQuantification,6,7,105,106,108,109,121Queeracademicgenealogies,5Queeracknowledgments,4,21–36QueerBelongings:KinshipTheoryandQueerTheory,25Queercolonization,45–47Queercommunalhomes,12Queerdesires,196Queerdigitalspace,10Queerecology,309Queerfemme,10,269Queerhomes,12,269–277QueerIndigenousStudies,47Queerkinship,25–35Queerlandscape,4,12,276,305Queerpedagogy,1–4,7,10,13,14,40,45,63,74,93,97,164,217QueerPedagogy:PraxisMakesIm/Perfect,2Queerphenomenology,5QueerPhenomenology,22,27,61Queerrhetorics,50Queerspace,10,12,45,46,183–197,208,269–273,276,277,280333INDEXQueerstudies,4,5,10,12,14,22,25,26,28–30,33,35,39,45,280,286,288,323Queertheologicalpraxis,255Queertheology,11,249–265Queertheory,2,4–8,11,13,14,22,39,45,61,64,108,109,120,221,226,230,233,250,253,281,285,293,298,309,313,314QueerTheoryinEducation,2Queerthinking,6,11,286Queering,6,7,13,14,47,54n4,57–68,71–100,146,147,165n1,194–197,230,243,252,306–308Queering/QueryingPedagogyOr,PedagogyIsaPrettyQueerThing,3Queerness,1,2,4–7,28,45,58,59,65–68,87,105–121,137,138,143,164,165n1,184,197,202–204,213n1,237–239,249,250,273,276,291,297,298,326Queernessofnumbers,7QueersOrganizingforRadicalUnityandMobilization(QUORUM),274–276Queerscape,5,46–53QUORUM:QueersOrganizingforRadicalUnityandMobilization,12RRadicaldemocraticpedagogy,244ReflectionsonQueerStudiesandQueerPedagogy,3Rhetoric,6,41,47,63,112,114–119,326,327Rhetorical,107,115Rhetoricalsovereignty,49Rhetoricalstrategies,50Rhetoricalstudies,7TheRhetoricofEmpire,44Rhetoricsofreproductive,5Rifkin,Mark,45Ruffolo,DavidV.
,12,280SSaltz,Laura,6,61,63,64Sapphire,8,9,141–164,166n9,166n12Section377oftheIndianpenalcode,183Sedgwick,Eve,2,58,87,99,119–121,142,323Settlerclassroom,40–44,47,48,53Settlercolonial,39–41,46,48–50,53Settlercolonialrhetoricalstrategies,42Settlercolonialism,5,39,41,42,45,48,54n4Settlercolonialists,306Settlercolonization,6Settlerideologies,5Settlerscape,5,42,45,48,53Sex,Death,andtheEducationofChildren,62Sexual-theological,253Sexual-theologicalactivism,11,249–265Silin,JonathanG.
,62Smith,LindaTuhiwai,41–44Socialnetworkanalysis,5,22,25Sommers,Nancy,6,61,63,64Spade,D.
,110,111,119Spatialrhetoricalstrategies,45Spivak,Gayatri,184Spurr,David,44StoneButchBlues,209TTheatreoftheOppressed(T.
O.
),11,249–265Thirdspace,12,279–300334INDEXAThousandPlateaus,32Tongson,Karen,28–30Transgender,71,88,100,105–108,111,195,203,230,253TrustinNumbers,113Twitter,191,193Two-spirit,40,47,53n1,230,306,311VVaid,Urvashi,110WWalker,Alice,321Warner,Michael,110Whitesupremacy,6,42,45Wilchins,Riki,206,208Will&Grace,169,173Wittgenstein,Ludwig,143,146,164,164–165n1Wolf-Man,166n15,312,313WolfPatrol,316,317Wolves,13,305–308,311–318
ATheAcademicFamilyTree,21,22,27Academickinship,4,22,29,30,33,36Agro-colonial,13,305–307,316–318Agro-colonialism,13Ahmed,Sara,5,22,27,28,61,68Allison,Dorothy,129,135Althaus-Reid,Marcella,11,251–255,258,261,262,264,265TheAmericanJeremiad,118Animalstudies,14,311,323Animalqueer,13,321–327Anti-gentrification,270Arteducation,232,233,241,245Artivism,242–243Asegi,39,40AsegiStories:CherokeeQueerandTwo-SpiritMemory,49Athique,Adrian,185,194BBercovitch,Sacvan,118Bestial,13,305,306,308,310–318Bestialization,305,306,310,317Bestialized,13Bestiary,13,317,318Bhabha,Homi,12,300n2BigGayChurch(BGC),11,229–245Binary,12,41,54n4,64,76,81,85,88,93–96,108,222,259,261,280Binarygender,10Boal,Augusto,11,249–252,255–261,264,265,265n2BodiesThatMatter,9,145,159Bodyofknowledge,222–226Bornstein,Kate,204,213n3Britzman,Deborah,6,62–64,230330INDEXBryson,Mary,2,74,97Butler,Judith,9,12,87,145,159,160,179,184,209,221,281,287–290,292,293,299,300,300n5,313,314CChora,9,144,145,147,149,152,154–156,161–164,165n3,165n4,166n10Chorae,145CluelessnessintheQueerClassroom,3Compositionandrhetoric,6,50,61–67,226,281Compositionstudies,64Conquergood,Dwight,243,244Criticalanimalstudies,13Criticalcivicpraxis(CCP),242Criticalperformancepedagogies,11,243Cuntbucket,8,9,141–167,165n6Cyberqueer,192,193,197Cyberqueerstudies,192DDaston,Lorraine,7,106DeCastell,Suzanne,2,3,74,97De-bestialization,310–312Decolonial,45,52,306,307,317Decolonialqueerscapeclassroom,48Decolonialqueerscapepedagogy,5,39–53Decolonization,40,52Delany,Samuel,8,130–134Deleuze,Gilles,32,33,154,313Democratizingsensibilities,6Denzin,NormanK.
,11,243,244Derrida,Jacques,9,143–146,165n4,165n7,166n8,306,308Desire,12,13,121,127,128,134,137,139,155,185,194,204,209,230,240,272,279–300,312,313,315,318,322Desire,Rhetoric,andRecognitioninHegel'sPhenomenologyofSpirit,12,288Dhalgren,8,130–133,135,136Digitalqueerspaces,9,10,186,190,191,196Digitalqueerstudies,192Dinshaw,Carolyn,34DisciplineandPunish,44,292,311Discourses,5Dissanayake,Wimal,186,188Driskill,Qwo-Li,39,40,45,47,49,53n1Duggan,Lisa,28,110DukeUniversityPress,30EEdelman,Lee,292,310,314Eigenfactor.
org,24Eigenvectorcentrality,29Embodiedknowledge,10,217–226Embodiedqueerness,223Erotohistoriography,34FFacebook,33,191,193Familytree,22,27,28,31,33,35Feinberg,Leslie,209Femme,10,201–213,213n5First-yearcomposition,6,57–68First-yearwriting,50,224Foucault,Michel,43,44,54n3,108,237,292,306,310,311,316Freeman,Elizabeth,25,29,34,35331INDEXFreire,Paulo,49,52,146,256,257,259,264Freud,S.
,148,158,166n15,312–314GGallop,Jane,7,105,106Galloway,Alexander,32,33,35Garoian,CharlesR.
,11,243Gaudelius,YvonneM.
,11,243GayandLesbianIndependentSchoolsTeachersNetwork,110GayLesbianStraightEducationNetwork(GLSEN),7,106,108–119,121,121n1Gaydar,191,192Genderbinaries,9,169–180,241Genderparody,9,179GenderTrouble,160Genderqueerness,250Genealogy,4,22,25–32,34Genette,Gérard,5,23Gentrification,270,271,274,276,277Gokulsing,K.
Moti,185,186,188Gopinath,Gayatri,29,194Guattari,Felix,32,33,154,313Guys4Men,191,192HHalberstam,Jack,32,62,64Halberstam,Judith,3,6,29,31,35Hall,Donald,3,4Hand,Elizabeth,130,133Haraway,Donna,309Hetero-agro-colonial,13Heteronormative,2,4,5Heteronormativereproduction,3Heteronormativity,5,6Heteropatriarchy,39,42,45,47,48hooks,bell,43,52,53,280,299HumanRightsCampaign(HRC),110IIdentity,74InaQueerTimeandPlace,64India,9,10,183–197,197n4Indigenous,5,39,41,42,44,46,47,305–307,311,312,317IndigenousEnvironmentalNetwork,317Ingram,GordonBrent,5,45–47,53,54n5Inheritance,5Intersectionality,76,206,217Intersex,10,203,230,285Intersexuality,217Irigaray,Luce,143,145JJeremiad,116,118Jones,Amelia,74,75,81,87,89,92,95KKhushList,195,198n6Kierkegaard,Sren,300n5Kinship,22,25,26,33,34,327Kinshipstructures,4,5,27Kristeva,Julia,8,143–146,155,156,158,159,161,165n3,166n13,166n15LLettertoCoretta,246n1LGBQhomes,12Logicaleroticism,7,105Luhmann,Susanne,3MMary,Bryson,3Metaphysics,8,9ModernFamily,9,169–180332INDEXMonster,147,148,155–158,160,161,163,164,166n14MonsterLanguage,142,150Morgensen,Scott,39,41,45,49,51,306Mowlabocus,Sharif,190–192Muoz,JoséEsteban,6,25,28,29,34,62–64,68Myles,Eileen,128,135,137–140NNationalArtEducationAssociation,11,229,230NationalGayandLesbianTaskForce(NGLTF),110NationalSchoolClimateSurvey(NSCS),106,110,111,121n1Native,305Nealon,Christopher,34Networkanalysis,22,24,25,29,32–35NodeXL,25,33TheNoviceasExpert:WritingtheFreshmanYear,63NYUPress,30OOnlinequeerspaces,194PPageRank,29Paratexts,5,23,25Paratexts:ThresholdsofInterpretation,23Parents,FamiliesandFriendsofLesbiansandGays(PFLAG),110Pedagogy,2–5,7,8,11,14,43,52,62,93,148,164,226,242–245,279–300PedagogyoftheOppressed,52,146,256Pellegrini,Ann,28Performativity,87,160,188Pinar,WilliamF.
,2,3PlanetRomeo,191,192,196Plato,9,144–146,155,162,163,165n4,165n7Platonicchora,8,143Porter,Theodore,7,106,113,114Powell,Malea,40–42,48Praxis,3,4,7,10,14,71–100,242,250–252,254–265,284,314,317Prison,12,59,258,279–300,311,324PrisonPedagogy,12Protocol,32,33Push,8,141–164,166n12QQuantification,6,7,105,106,108,109,121Queeracademicgenealogies,5Queeracknowledgments,4,21–36QueerBelongings:KinshipTheoryandQueerTheory,25Queercolonization,45–47Queercommunalhomes,12Queerdesires,196Queerdigitalspace,10Queerecology,309Queerfemme,10,269Queerhomes,12,269–277QueerIndigenousStudies,47Queerkinship,25–35Queerlandscape,4,12,276,305Queerpedagogy,1–4,7,10,13,14,40,45,63,74,93,97,164,217QueerPedagogy:PraxisMakesIm/Perfect,2Queerphenomenology,5QueerPhenomenology,22,27,61Queerrhetorics,50Queerspace,10,12,45,46,183–197,208,269–273,276,277,280333INDEXQueerstudies,4,5,10,12,14,22,25,26,28–30,33,35,39,45,280,286,288,323Queertheologicalpraxis,255Queertheology,11,249–265Queertheory,2,4–8,11,13,14,22,39,45,61,64,108,109,120,221,226,230,233,250,253,281,285,293,298,309,313,314QueerTheoryinEducation,2Queerthinking,6,11,286Queering,6,7,13,14,47,54n4,57–68,71–100,146,147,165n1,194–197,230,243,252,306–308Queering/QueryingPedagogyOr,PedagogyIsaPrettyQueerThing,3Queerness,1,2,4–7,28,45,58,59,65–68,87,105–121,137,138,143,164,165n1,184,197,202–204,213n1,237–239,249,250,273,276,291,297,298,326Queernessofnumbers,7QueersOrganizingforRadicalUnityandMobilization(QUORUM),274–276Queerscape,5,46–53QUORUM:QueersOrganizingforRadicalUnityandMobilization,12RRadicaldemocraticpedagogy,244ReflectionsonQueerStudiesandQueerPedagogy,3Rhetoric,6,41,47,63,112,114–119,326,327Rhetorical,107,115Rhetoricalsovereignty,49Rhetoricalstrategies,50Rhetoricalstudies,7TheRhetoricofEmpire,44Rhetoricsofreproductive,5Rifkin,Mark,45Ruffolo,DavidV.
,12,280SSaltz,Laura,6,61,63,64Sapphire,8,9,141–164,166n9,166n12Section377oftheIndianpenalcode,183Sedgwick,Eve,2,58,87,99,119–121,142,323Settlerclassroom,40–44,47,48,53Settlercolonial,39–41,46,48–50,53Settlercolonialrhetoricalstrategies,42Settlercolonialism,5,39,41,42,45,48,54n4Settlercolonialists,306Settlercolonization,6Settlerideologies,5Settlerscape,5,42,45,48,53Sex,Death,andtheEducationofChildren,62Sexual-theological,253Sexual-theologicalactivism,11,249–265Silin,JonathanG.
,62Smith,LindaTuhiwai,41–44Socialnetworkanalysis,5,22,25Sommers,Nancy,6,61,63,64Spade,D.
,110,111,119Spatialrhetoricalstrategies,45Spivak,Gayatri,184Spurr,David,44StoneButchBlues,209TTheatreoftheOppressed(T.
O.
),11,249–265Thirdspace,12,279–300334INDEXAThousandPlateaus,32Tongson,Karen,28–30Transgender,71,88,100,105–108,111,195,203,230,253TrustinNumbers,113Twitter,191,193Two-spirit,40,47,53n1,230,306,311VVaid,Urvashi,110WWalker,Alice,321Warner,Michael,110Whitesupremacy,6,42,45Wilchins,Riki,206,208Will&Grace,169,173Wittgenstein,Ludwig,143,146,164,164–165n1Wolf-Man,166n15,312,313WolfPatrol,316,317Wolves,13,305–308,311–318
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