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Roger Lancaster is among our most astute observers of sexuality and power, and The Struggle to be Gay--in Mexico, for Example continues his work documenting the intimacies of power in the Americas. Wonderfully clear in its analytical points, courageous in going against popular trends in queer theory, and moving in its description of love and loss, Lancaster's book is an indispensable guide to how half a century of neoliberalism has made, unmad...

Roger Lancaster is among our most astute observers of sexuality and power, and The Struggle to be Gay--in Mexico, for Example continues his work documenting the intimacies of power in the Americas. Wonderfully clear in its analytical points, courageous in going against popular trends in queer theory, and moving in its description of love and loss, Lancaster's book is an indispensable guide to how half a century of neoliberalism has made, unmad...

A sophisticated survey of the best recent work on bodies and desires across cultures and through time, this collection of essays shows how gender, sexuality, and power are historically connected and practically intertwined. Contributors include Susan Bordo, Judith Butler, Jane Collier, John D'Emilio, Michelle Rosaldo, and others. 28 illustrations.