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El. knyga: Transgender: A Reference Handbook

  • Formatas: 384 pages
  • Serija: Contemporary World Issues
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Feb-2019
  • Leidėjas: ABC-CLIO
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9798216157168
  • Formatas: 384 pages
  • Serija: Contemporary World Issues
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Feb-2019
  • Leidėjas: ABC-CLIO
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9798216157168

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This book provides a crucial resource for readers who are investigating trans issues. It takes a diverse and historic approach, focusing on more than one idea or one experience of trans identity or trans history. Transgender: A Reference Handbook is a go-to resource about the transgender experience. The book takes contemporary as well as historic aspects into consideration. It looks at ancient indigenous cultures that honored third, fourth, and fifth gender identities as well as more contemporary ideas of what "transgender" means. Notably, it focuses not only on Western medical ideas of gender affirmation but on cultural diversity surrounding the topic.

This book will primarily serve as a reference guide and jumping off point for further research for those seeking information about what it means to be transgender. While a reference book, it contains original work that may be cited in addition to the encyclopedia itself. In particular, the perspectives section of the book includes writings from some of the world's foremost trans writers, activists, artists, and historians.

Recenzijos

Many of the earlier volumes in the 'Contemporary World Issues' series are owned by a wide range of public, community college, and university libraries. Given the importance of this subject, this book will be useful in all those types of libraries. * ARBA *

Daugiau informacijos

This book provides a crucial resource for readers who are investigating trans issues. It takes a diverse and historic approach, focusing on more than one idea or one experience of trans identity or trans history.
Preface xvii
1 Background and History
3(44)
Introduction
3(1)
Terminology
4(5)
Sex
5(1)
Gender
6(2)
Other Terms
8(1)
From the Ancients to the 1700s---Recognition of Gender Diversity
9(8)
Gender Diversity and the Imposition of Eurocentric Laws and Religion
11(2)
Problems with Western Terminology: Case in Point, the Hijras of India
13(2)
De-Colonial Recovery Projects
15(1)
Gender Diversity in Spiritual and Religious Practices
15(1)
Ancient Egypt
15(1)
India and Nepal
16(1)
Ancient Judaism
16(1)
Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Sexology
17(3)
The 1890s to the 1940s: Popular Culture
20(3)
The 1950s: Underground Trans Culture
23(2)
Developments from the 1950s to the 1970s
25(7)
Anti-Masquerading Laws and Police Violence
27(1)
May 1959: Cooper's Do-Nuts---Los Angeles
28(1)
April 1965: Dewey's Famous---Philadelphia
29(1)
August 1966: Compton's Cafeteria---San Francisco
30(1)
June 1969: Stonewall Inn---New York
31(1)
The 1970s
32(5)
Transphobia in the LGBTQ2+ Community
32(2)
Trans in Popular Culture
34(1)
Research and Community-Building in the 1970s and 1980s
35(2)
The 1980s: AIDS and the Trans Community
37(1)
The 1990s: The Power of Internet Access
38(2)
The Twenty-First Century: Global Changes
40(2)
2000 to 2010
40(1)
2011 to 2018
41(1)
References
42(5)
2 Problems, Controversies, and Solutions
47(66)
Introduction
47(1)
Transgender Terminology
47(7)
Is Gender Identity the Same as Sexual Orientation?
54(2)
Is Trans a Disease or a Natural Variation?
56(4)
Trans as an Innate Condition
60(3)
Treatment Issues
63(9)
Informed Consent
63(1)
Gender Transitions for Children and Youth
64(2)
Fertility and Reproduction
66(2)
Individualized Treatment Pathways
68(1)
Trans, Non-Binary, and Two-Spirit Inclusion in Health Care
69(3)
The Need for Trans-Inclusive Clinics and Hospitals: The Case of Robert Eads (1945--1999)
72(2)
Educational Access for Trans, Non-Binary, and Two-Spirit Students
74(6)
K--12 in the United States
75(2)
Vocational School, College, and University Settings
77(1)
Title IX and Accessibility
77(2)
Possible Solutions for Full Accessibility in School Settings
79(1)
Sports Rules and Access for Trans, Non-Binary, and Two-Spirit People
80(8)
Renee Richards and the United States Tennis Association
81(2)
Caster Semenya and the Problems with Binary Sex Designations
83(2)
LGBT International Powerlifting Championships and MX Category
85(3)
People in Institutions
88(1)
Legal Issues
89(11)
Trans Rights Are Human Rights
89(4)
Legal Name and Gender Identity Changes
93(1)
Marriage and Family Rights
94(1)
Law Enforcement and Corrections
95(2)
The Middle East, Iran, and Israel
97(3)
References
100(13)
3 Perspectives
113(44)
Introduction
113(1)
Sixty Years of Transgender Culture and Care in the Netherlands
113(5)
Alex Bakker
The Tortuous Path to Creative Liberation
118(3)
Jo Clifford
An Accidental Activist
121(4)
Dallas Denny
Transgender and Jewish
125(3)
Joy Ladin
Parental Research and Advocacy in Canada: One Mother's Journey
128(3)
Kimberley Ens Manning
Transgender Care Program at Quest Community Health Centre
131(3)
Carys Massarella
Two-Spirit Conversations and Work: Subtle and at the Same Time Radically Different
134(3)
Harlan Pruden
(In)visible Transgender Bodies: A View from Tamil Nadu, India
137(4)
Shabeena Francis Saveri
Pressing for Change: The Foundation Stone of a Gender-Queer Europe
141(4)
Stephen Whittle
A Trans Youth at Catholic School
145(3)
Tru Wilson
WHO, the ICD, and the Young Children
148(4)
Sam Winter
Birth, Death, and Things in Between: Challenges of Aging for Gender Non-Conforming Persons
152(5)
Tarynn M. Witten
4 Profiles
157(88)
Introduction
157(1)
Historical Researchers in Sexology
157(5)
Richard von Krafft-Ebing
158(1)
Magnus Hirschfeld
159(2)
Harry Benjamin
161(1)
Important Historical Gender-Diverse Individuals
162(20)
Pharaoh Hatshepsut
162(1)
Elagabalus
163(1)
Jeanne d'Arc
164(1)
Catalina/Don Antonio de Erauso
165(1)
Chevalier/Chevaliere d'Eon
166(1)
We'Wha
167(1)
James Miranda Barry
168(2)
Frances Thompson
170(1)
Michael Dillon
171(2)
Roberta Cowell
173(1)
Christine Jorgensen
174(3)
Reed Erickson
177(2)
Virginia Prince
179(3)
Doctors and Medical Facilities Focusing on Gender Affirmation Procedures
182(5)
Stanley H. Biber and Marci Bowers
182(1)
Preecha Tiewtranon
183(1)
Sava Perovic
184(1)
Christine McGinn
184(1)
Callen-Lorde
185(1)
Catherine White Holman Wellness Centre
185(1)
Native Youth Sexual Health Network
186(1)
Sherbourne Clinic
186(1)
Tangerine Community Health Center
186(1)
Tom Waddell Urban Health Clinic
187(1)
Activists
187(21)
Leslie Feinberg
187(4)
Georgina Beyer
191(3)
Louis Graydon Sullivan
194(2)
Lydia Foy
196(1)
Mauro Cabral Grinspan
197(2)
Michelle Suarez Bertora
199(1)
Jamison Green
200(2)
Rupert Raj
202(4)
Jin Xing
206(2)
Attorneys and Judges
208(4)
Kylar William Broadus
209(1)
Dean Spade
209(1)
Shannon Price Minter
210(1)
Phyllis Randolph Frye
210(1)
Kael McKenzie
211(1)
Joyita Mondal
212(1)
Celebrities
212(3)
Chaz Bono
213(1)
Laverne Cox
213(1)
Lana and Lilly Wachowski
214(1)
Jamie Clayton
214(1)
Ian Alexander
215(1)
Artists
215(5)
Robin Hammond
215(1)
Marilyn Roxie
216(1)
Zackary Drucker and Rhys Ernst
217(1)
Yishay Garbasz
218(1)
Sean Dorsey and Shawna Virago
219(1)
Oral History Projects
220(3)
LGBTQ History Digital Collaboratory
221(1)
Transgender Oral History Project
222(1)
To Survive on This Shore
222(1)
Advocacy and Professional Organizations
223(11)
Chair in Transgender Studies
223(3)
Transgender Europe
226(3)
World Professional Association for Transgender Health
229(3)
Gender Odyssey and Philadelphia Trans Wellness Conferences
232(1)
National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE)
233(1)
Trans and Intersex Organizing in Africa
234(3)
Gender DynamiX
235(1)
Transgender Intersex Africa
236(1)
Sexual Minorities Uganda
236(1)
References
237(8)
5 Data and Documents
245(38)
Introduction
245(1)
Data
245(1)
Demographics
245(3)
Table 5.1 Number of Adults Identifying as Transgender in the United States (2016)
246(2)
Results of the U.S. National Transgender Survey (2015)
248(6)
Figure 5.1 Gender Identities of Survey Respondents, by Age
249(1)
Figure 5.2 Sexual Orientations of Survey Respondents
249(1)
Table 5.2 School Experience in Grades K--12
250(1)
Table 5.3 Reports of Being Physically Attacked
250(1)
Figure 5.3 Reports of Being Sexually Assaulted
251(1)
Figure 5.4 Unemployment and Poverty
251(1)
Figure 5.5 Involvement in Sex Work
252(1)
Table 5.4 Use of Public Accommodations
253(1)
Figure 5.6 Restroom Experiences
253(1)
Transgender Day of Remembrance
254(4)
Table 5.5 Total Number of Transphobic Murders 2008--2016 in Countries That Provided Data
255(3)
Documents
258(25)
WPATH Standards of Care (2011)
258(4)
WPATH Resolutions and Statements on Needed Social Changes (2010--2017)
262(3)
International Classification of Diseases' Gender Incongruence Diagnosis (2018)
265(2)
Laws and Human Rights in Europe (2018)
267(3)
Kavanagh v. Canada (Attorney General) (2001)
270(4)
Correctional Services of Canada's Interim Policy Bulletin 584: Bill C-16 (Gender Identity or Expression) (December 27, 2017)
274(4)
Transgender People in the Military (2016--2017)
278(5)
6 Resources
283(44)
Introduction
283(1)
Books
283(28)
Journals
311(2)
Art, Film, Media, and Television
313(10)
Websites
323(1)
Organizations and Outreach
323(4)
7 Chronology
327(14)
Glossary 341(6)
Index 347(16)
About the Authors 363
Aaron Devor, the world's only chair in transgender studies, has been studying transgender for more than thirty years.

Ardel Haefele-Thomas received their PhD from Stanford University, where they studied the intersections of race, gender identity, sexual orientation, and socio-economics within 19th-century British literature and history.