Studies in Gender and Sexuality

Editor’s Note

• Editor’s Note

  Muriel Dimen

  pp. 1-2

’Tis Beauty Kills the Beast

• Introduction

  Stephen Hartman

  pp. 3-4

• ’Tis Beauty Kills the Beast: Aesthetic and Sensory Transformations of Encapsulated States

  Susanne Chassay

  pp. 5-17

• Body to Body: Discussion of “’Tis Beauty Kills the Beast” by Susanne Chassay

  Karen Peoples

  pp. 18-32

Psychoanalysis Meets Queer Time

• Using Queer and Psychoanalytic Times to Explore the Troubling Temporalities of Fetal Personhood

  Katie Gentile

  pp. 33-39

• Response Time: Linear, Nonlinear, Queer

  Carolyn Dinshaw

  pp. 40-43

• Times at War: Commentary on Gentile’s “Troubling Temporalities”

  William Auerbach

  pp. 44-48

• Preconceiving Life: Response to Gentile’s “Troubling Temporalities”

  Ann Pellegrini

  pp. 49-55

• About Being in Time: Response to Commentaries by Dinshaw, Auerbach, and Pellegrini

  Katie Gentile

  pp. 56-62

Article

• Neither Melancholic nor Abject: A Lebou (West African) Inspiration for Feminine Empowerment

  Alice Bullard

  pp. 63-81

• Loving to Look: Editor’s Introduction

  Stephen Hartman

  pp. 83-86

• “Then Look!”: Unborn Attachments and the Half-Moving Image

  Andrew Asibong

  pp. 87-102

The Look of Shame

• Sex as Evacuation

  Noreen Giffney

  pp. 103-109

• Shame: Receiving One’s Own Message From the Other

  Olga Cox Cameron

  pp. 110-113

• A “Slave of Quantity”

  Judy Gammelgaard

  pp. 114-117

• Shame: A Disowned Part of the Self

  Joanna Fortune

  pp. 118-122

• Each Night in Rapture: The Silent Sound of Shame

  Adam Blum

  pp. 123-128

Short Story

• The Impossibility of Touching: Looking at The Death of Maria Malibran

  Jeff Jackson

  pp. 129-132

Looking Lab: SF

• Editors’ Introduction—Looking Lab: SF

  Stephen Hartman & Don Romesburg

  pp. 133-134

• The Dirt That Haunts: Looking at Esta Noche

  Iván A. Ramos

  pp. 135-136

• Looking Transparent

  Cael M. Keegan

  pp. 137-138

• #TruvadaWhore

  Stephen Lugar

  pp. 139-141

• The Trouble With Tranny

  Heklina

  pp. 142-143

• Selfies and Side-Eye: Drag Queens Take on Facebook

  Lil Miss Hot Mess

  pp. 144-146

• Last Look at the Lex

  Gayle Salamon

  pp. 147-148

Symonds Prize 2015

• Introduction: 2015 Symonds Prize Essay

  Lisa Baraitser

  pp. 149-150

• “There’s No Such Thing as a Whole Story”: The Psychosocial Implications of Adopted Women’s Experiences of Finding Their Biological Fathers in Adulthood

  Elizabeth Hughes

  pp. 151-169

• Discussion of Hughes’ “There’s No Such Thing as a Whole Story”

  Viviane Green

  pp. 170-178

• Reply to Discussion

  Elizabeth Hughes

  pp. 179-182

Articles

• Visualizing the Invisible: Social Constructions of Straight Identified Men Who Have Sex With Transsexuals and Feminized Gay Men On/Off Malaysian Film

  David C. L. Lim

  pp. 183-203

• Labiaplasty and the Melancholic Breast

  Camille Nurka

  pp. 204-225

• Editor’s Introduction

  Eyal Rozmarin

  pp. 227-228

To Whom Does the Subject Speak? A Roundtable About the Relational and Lacanian Schools of Psychoanalysis

• To Whom Does the Subject Speak? Between the Relational and Lacanian Schools of Psychoanalysis: A Conversation With Adrienne Harris and David Lichtenstein, Moderated by Chris Christian

  Adrienne Harris, David Lichtenstein & Chris Christian

  pp. 229-246

• Building a Bridge Across the Ocean: Commentary on a Dialogue Between Adrienne Harris and David Lichtenstein

  Velleda C. Ceccoli

  pp. 247-255

• Response to the Dialogue Between Adrienne Harris and David Lichtenstein

  Jeanne Wolff Bernstein

  pp. 256-260

Masculinity, Complex: Second Wave Masculinity

• From the Glory of Hera to the Wrath of Achilles: Narratives of Second-Wave Masculinity and Beyond

  Nancy J. Chodorow

  pp. 261-270

• Masculinity, Complex: A Historical Take

  Jessica Benjamin

  pp. 271-277

Masculinity, Complex: Diasporic Masculinities

• Diaspora, Exile, Colonization: Masculinity Dislocated

  Avgi Saketopoulou

  pp. 278-284

• Little Samsons

  Eyal Rozmarin

  pp. 285-289

• Imagining Masculinities Through an Exilic Consciousness

  Thomas Burkhalter

  pp. 290-303

Miscellany

• Introduction to Two Pieces by Vicky Lebeau and Hannah Eaton

  Andrew Asibong

  pp. 304

• Sanity, Madness and the Family/Family Life: An Urgent Retrospective, London, April 24, 2015

  Vicky Lebeau

  pp. 305-307

• In Laura’s House

  Hannah Eaton

  pp. 308-310

Miscellaneous

• Editorial Board EOV

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