Queer and Trans Life

Silvia Posocco is Professor of Social Anthropology, School of Social Sciences, Birkbeck, University of London.

“This is an excellent collection. There are several new areas – and especially regarding temporality, social reproduction and the making of political possibility – that the volume is opening up for queer anthropology.” • Tamar Shirinian, University of Tennesse

• List of FiguresAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Queer and Trans LifeSilvia Posocco, EJ Gonzalez-Polledo, Lars Aaberg and Tunay AltayChapter 1. Asylum Holes: Spaces of Belonging and DifferencePako ChalkidisChapter 2. The Violence Unseen: NGOs and Street-Level Dangers to Geis in Urban TanzaniaLaura StarkChapter 3. How Queer Is a Shared Flat? Beyond Straightjackets of Imagining Social Reproduction in the Greek CrisisAndreas StreinzerChapter 4. Grief after AIDS: Stories from a Queer ArchiveFernando Lanza ZamanilloChapter 5. Becoming Accomplices: Queer Commoning, Molecular Transformations and the CLAQ Collective in ParisGianfranco RebuciniChapter 6. Of Nails, Varnish and Kisses: Queering Care through Camp Technologies in SpainJosep Almudever ChanzáChapter 7. Learning to Play with Eyes: Cruising Queer and Trans Futures in Beautified Indian CityRishav ThakurChapter 8. Look to Norway? Queer(y)ing the Potentials for Coalitional Solidarity in Building Climate-Just FuturesElisabeth L. EngebretsenChapter 9. A Theory of Fragility: Queer Migrant Aesthetics Envisioning Post/Pandemic FuturesYener Bayramoğlu and María do Mar Castro VarelaChapter 10.Sympoietics: The Co-Mingling of Creative AgentsRebekah CupittAfterword: Once Upon a Queer DreamOmar KasmaniIndex