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the emergence of lesbian and gay anthropology

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"Out in theory" was published by University of Illinois Press in 2002 - Urbana, it has 329 pages and the language of the book is English.

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1- Studying sexual subcultures: excavating the ethnography of gay communities in urban North America / Gayle Rubin
2- Reading sexualities across cultures: anthropology and theories of sexuality / Evelyn Blackwood
3- "These natives can speak for themselves": the development of gay and lesbian community studies in anthropology / Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy
4- Another unhappy marriage? Feminist anthropology and lesbian/gay studies / Ellen Lewin
5- Studying lesbian and gay languages: vocabulary, text-making, and beyond / William L. Leap
6- The iceman cometh: queering the archaeological past / Robert A. Schmidt
7- Bareback sex, risk, and eroticism: anthropological themes (re-)surfacing in the post-AIDS era / Benjamin Junge
8- We're "not about gender": the uses of "transgender" / David Valentine
9- A queer itinerary: deviant excursions into modernities / Martin F. Manalansan IV
10- Do we all "reek of the commodity"? Consumption and the erasure of poverty in lesbian and gay studies / Jeff Maskovsky
11- Anthropology's queer future: feminist lessons from tahiti and her islands / Deborah Elliston.

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