The Emergence of Trans: Cultures, Politics and Everyday Lives

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Contributor biographies
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Introduction: the many-voiced monster: collective determination and the emergence of trans
Part I Trans genealogies
	1 In the shadow of eugenics: transgender sterilisation legislation and the struggle for self-determination
	2 Reconceiving the body: a surgical genealogy of trans- therapeutics
	3 Becoming: discourses of trans emergence, epiphanies and oppositions
	4 the seam of skin and scales
Part II Trans as everyday culture
	5 Creating a trans space
	6 DIY identities in a DIY scene: trans music events in the UK
	7 On being a ‘wife’: cis women negotiating relationships with a trans partner
	8 Sticks and stones break our bones, and words are damaging: how language erases non-binary people
Part III Trans in popular representation
	9 Response and responsibility: mainstream media and Lucy Meadows in a post-Leveson context
	10 ‘Girl brain . . . boy body’: representations of trans characters in children’s picture books
Part IV Trans epistemologies
	11 Make yourself
	12 Co-producing trans ethical research
	13 Nonnormative ethics: the ensouled formation of trans
	14 A genealogy of genealogies – retheorising gender and sexuality: the emergence of ‘trans’ (ESRC seminar series 2012–2014)
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