Critique Essay Nonfiction Social Sciences Theory

“The Transgender Craze Seducing Our [Sons]”; or, All the Trans Guys Are Just Dating Each Other

Recent antitrans discourses have critiqued trans masculinity in particular as a site of social panic and contagion for proto-trans adolescents. In extreme cases, this is framed as a seduction. Turning “seduction” from a social danger to a benefit, this essay theorizes masc4masc t4t erotics as a type of contagious gendering. The authors discuss the coming…

Natural Sciences Nonfiction Social Sciences

Transvestism and Transsexualism: A REPORT OF 4 CASES AND PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR MANAGEMENT

Four Case studies. Transvestism is defined by Kinsey as behaviour by ‘an individual who prefers to wear the clothes of the opposite sex and who desires to be accepted in the social organization as an individual of the opposite sex’. Transsexualism refers to those cases where in addition the urge exists to undergo a sex-conversion…

Humanities Nonfiction Social Sciences

Terapie LSD u homosexuálủ a transsexuálek [Therapy with LSD in homosexual males and transsexual females]

The psychotherapy conducted under LSD intoxication included 12 homosexual males (6 ephebophilic and 6 androphilic subjects) and 6 transsexual females. The transsexual females were non-neurotic and no traumatism was found in their sociopsychic sphere. Despite their excellent co-operation the therapy revealed an absolute hopelessness of adaptation of their socio-sexual orientation. LSD was rather inclined to…

Essay Social Sciences Theory

A tale of two feminisms: gender critical feminism, trans inclusive feminism and the case of Kathleen Stock

Abstract: In this article I write on the rift between trans inclusive and gender critical feminists in the UK. I consider this division within university culture through a focus on the case of Kathleen Stock. I discuss the coverage of her resignation from the University of Sussex through a focus on The Daily Telegraph. From…

Essay Nonfiction

The Intersex Issue TSQ: An introduction

In the inaugural issue of TSQ, “Postposttransexual: Key Concepts for a Twenty-First-Century Transgender Studies,” Iain Morland (2014) provides a nuanced genealogy of “intersex.” He notes that the term has a range of definitions, even in clinical contexts. Often popularly conflated with ambiguous genitalia—“external sexual anatomy that cannot be easily described as entirely female or male”—an…