
Writing Queer History
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In this state-of-field guide, Matt Cook surveys research and writing from across the last 60 years by activist, community and academic historians, working within and beyond university settings, and across different disciplines and genres. He argues that queer history has been a connective, intersectional and boundary-crossing practice. At its best, it has illuminated broad social, cultural, political and historical dynamics, and multivalent ideas and experiences of desire, identity, and community.
Over five chapters, each with an autobiographical coda, the book shows how the personal is not only political but profoundly historical.
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Writing Queer History in London and Oxford
Introduction: 'Tendencies'
1. Foundations
2. Indentifications and Intersections
3. Space and Time
4. Queer History/Public History
5. Archives and Sources
Epilogue
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index
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