“Necessary Bonding”

IF 1.8 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY TSQ-Transgender Studies Quarterly Pub Date : 2022-02-01 DOI:10.1215/23289252-9475537
Amira Lundy-Harris
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This article uses a t4t framework rooted in Black feminist thought to meditate on the convergence of Black and trans in meetings between fields, encounters with text, and relational bonds forged between individuals that help promote collective creation. Section 1 explores the bridging of Black feminist thought and trans studies in relationship to the emergence of Black trans studies. The second section examines how the searching Black trans reader's encounter with the text allows for the imagination and creation of an actualized trans self. Section 3 takes a more conventional approach to the concept of t4t, exploring the kin bonds created between Black trans people, with an eye to the way that Black feminist literature is used to describe these relationships.
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“必要的结合”
本文采用植根于黑人女权主义思想的t4t框架来思考黑人和跨性别者在不同领域之间的会面、与文本的相遇以及促进集体创作的个人之间建立的关系纽带方面的趋同。第一节探讨黑人女权主义思想与跨性别研究之间的联系,以及黑人跨性别研究的兴起。第二部分考察了寻找黑人跨性别读者与文本的相遇如何允许想象和创造一个现实的跨性别自我。第三部分采用更传统的方法来探讨t4t的概念,探索黑人变性人之间建立的亲属关系,并着眼于黑人女权主义文学用来描述这些关系的方式。
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TSQ-Transgender Studies Quarterly
TSQ-Transgender Studies Quarterly SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-
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