Transecology : Transgender Perspectives on Environment and Nature (Paperback)

Foreword Susan Stryker, PhD, University of Arizona, USA Preface Greta Gaard, PhD, University of Wisconsin ? River Falls, USA Introduction. "Transecology: (Re)Claiming the Natural, Belonging, Intimacy, and Impurity" Anna Bedford, PhD, St. Mary’s College of Maryland, USA Chapter 1. ‘The Bog is in Me’: Transecology and The Danish Girl Elizabeth Parker, PhD, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Chapter 2. Coming Out, Camping Out: Theorizing Gender and Nature through Transparent Katherine Thorsteinson, PhD, St. Thomas University, Canada and Hee-Jung Serenity Joo, PhD, University of Manitoba, Canada Chapter 3. Posthuman Ecological Intimacy, Waste, and the Trans Body in Nanting maste ga sonder (2014) Wibke Straube, PhD, Karlstad University, Sweden Chapter 4. A Journey Through Eco-apocalypse and Gender Transformations: New Perspectives on Angela Carter’s The Passion of New Eve Julia Kuznetski, PhD, Tallinn University, Estonia Chapter 5. Chinese Literature, Ecofeminism, and Transgender Studies Peter I-min Huang, PhD, Tamkang University, Taiwan Chapter 6. Gendercrossing at the Frontier: Annemarie Schwarzenbach’s Transgender Memoirs in the Alborz Mountains Mat Fournier, PhD, Ithaca College, USA Chapter 7. Transplacement: Nature and Place in Carter Sickels’s ‘Saving’ and ‘Bittersweet’ Katie Hogan, PhD, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, USA Chapter 8. Sexuate Ecologies and the Landmarking of Transgender Cultural Heritage Nicole Anae, PhD, Central Queensland University, Australia Chapter 9. Transgender: An Expanded View of the Ecological Self Gail Grossman Freyne, LLB, PhD, The Family Therapy & Counselling Centre, Australia Chapter 10. ‘Good Animals’: The Past, Present, and Futures of Trans Ecology Nicole Seymour, PhD, California State University, Fullerton, USA Afterword. "You’d Be Home: Meditations on Transecologies" Finn Enke, PhD, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA