A Critical Introduction to Queer Theory
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...Queer theory (see Butler, 1990, 1993; Jagose, 1996; Sullivan, 2003) demonstrates that the binary and mutually exclusive logics of male/female, masculine/feminine and heterosexual/homosexual lack the necessary fluidity to account for much of human gender and sexual identity....
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...Queer theory (Halperin, 2003; Sullivan, 2003) offers language and tools for under standing how student development theorists might adopt more fluid approaches to identity....
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...These philosophies are based on the idea that “there are no objective and universal truths, but that particular forms of knowledge, and the ways of being that they engender, become ‘naturalised’ in culturally and historically specific ways” (Sullivan, 2003, p. 39)....
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...Queer theory (Halperin, 2003; Sullivan, 2003) offers language and tools for under standing how student development theorists might adopt more fluid approaches to identity....
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...Queer theorists and other scholars of gender and sexuality have argued effectively that sex, gender and sexual orientation are three distinct aspects of an individual’s identity and experience (Butler 1990; Sedgwick 1990/1993; Bem 1993; Connell 1995; Jagose 1996; Sullivan 2003)....
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