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摘要
面对Andrea Long Chu、Emmett Harsin Drager、Che Gossett和Eva Hayward的尖锐而重要的批评,本文提出跨性别研究是一个处于十字路口的领域。它可以通过继续推动trans-作为一个抽象的前缀而进一步变得无关紧要,或者通过关注跨性别人群、历史和认识论的物质异质性,它可以变得与跨性别者相关。这篇文章概述了后一项研究可能采取的一些丰富而令人兴奋的方向。在这一问题上,关于研究生特别富有创造性的建议,它认为跨性别和性别变异的生活是该领域的充分基础。
In the face of incisive and important critiques by Andrea Long Chu, Emmett Harsin Drager, Che Gossett, and Eva Hayward, this article proposes that trans studies is a field at a crossroads. It can slide further into irrelevance by continuing to promote trans- as an abstract prefix of crossing, or it can become relevant to trans people by focusing on the material heterogeneity of trans populations, histories, and epistemologies. The article sketches out some of the rich and exciting directions the latter inquiry could take. With reference to particularly generative proposals by graduate students in this issue, it argues that trans and gender-variant life is a more than sufficient basis for the field.