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Compiling some of the best scholarship and theory in lesbian studies since the publication of Lesbian Studiesin 1982, The New Lesbian Studies: Into the Twenty-First Centuryconsiders the history, present, and future of the field. By celebrating the differences among lesbian scholars and attending to the ways in which the field has been shaped by shifting policies and the emergence of queer studies, this collection challenges the limits of lesbian studies while affirming its value. With 40 essays arranged in six parts, The New Lesbian Studiesexplores the history of lesbian studies as well as its current impact on conceptions of identity and community, teaching, academic, disciplines, university practices, and the development of feminist and queer theories. This collection offers stirring personal testimony; muliticultural and international perspectives and established and new voices; strategies for integrating lesbian studies into the curriculum; and contributions from lesbians working in libraries, athletic departments, and student services. Throughout, the contributors address the ways in which lesbian studies has transformed and will continue to transform traditional disciplines, practices, and thought. With its mulitcultural, multidisciplinary breadth and its unique emphasis on theory, practice, and activism, The New Lesbian Studiesspeaks to a broad audience of students, activists, and scholars: -Kath Weston on being an "insider" doing gay fieldwork; -Yolanda Chavez Leyva on creating a Latina lesbian history; -Leila Rupp on uncovering same-sex love and sexuality in history; -Vivien Ng on reconstructing the lives of "lesbians" in Chinese history, despite the prevailing opinion that lesbianism is a Western category; -Evelyn Blackwood on the pitfalls-and importance-of cross-cultural studies; -Ellen Broidy on "cyberdykes" networking globally and publicly; -Susan Cahn on the deep-seated homophobia in women's collegiate sports; -Sharon P. Holland on Audre Lorde and Sappho, and on the essential contributions of black lesbians; -Judith Halberstam on the possibility of queer lesbian studies.

Table Of Contents:
Acknowledgments ix
Foreword xi

Margaret Cruikshank
Introduction xiii

Toni A. H. McNaron

Bonnie Zimmerman
Part One: Remembering Our Roots

Dyke in Academe (II) 3(6)

Paula Bennett

Black Lesbians in Academia: Visible Invisibility 9(3)

Doris Davenport

I Lead Two Lives: Confessions of a Closet Baptist 12(4)

Mab Segrest

Sexual Energy in the Classroom 16(7)

Jane Gurko

Lesbian Literature: A Third World Feminist Perspective 23(11)

Cherrie Moraga

Barbara Smith

Teaching about Jewish Lesbians in Literature: From ``Zeitl and Rickel'' to ``The Tree of Begats'' 34(7)

Evelyn Torton Beck

Who Hid Lesbian History? 41(7)

Lillian Faderman

Toward a Laboratory of One's Own: Lesbians in Science 48(5)

H. Patricia Hynes

A Lesbian Perspective on Women's Studies 53(8)

Marilyn Frye
Part Two: Studying Ourselves

From a Long Line of Contrary Folks 61(6)

Jo Whitehorse Cochran

The Virtual Anthropologist 67(7)

Kath Weston

That Was Then and This is Now 74(5)

Toni A. H. McNaron

The Immigrant Experience in Lesbian Studies 79(7)

Oliva M. Espin

Old Lesbians: Research and Resources 86(5)

Jean K. Quam

Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Don't Know: Sexual Identity and Expression Among East Asian-American Lesbians 91(10)

Connie S. Chan
Part Three: Standing And Delivering: In The Classroom

Lesbian Studies Syllabi, 1982-1994 101(7)

Dorothy Painter

Willa Young

Integrating Lesbian Studies Into the Feminist Psychology Classroom 108(7)

Suzanna Rose

Teaching Feminist Lesbian Disability Studies 115(5)

Barbara Hillyer

Queer Collaborations: Feminist Pedagogy 120(7)

Ann Pellegrini

Paul B. Franklin

Lesbian Images in Selected Women's Literature Anthologies, 1980-1994 127(7)

Kathleen Hickok

Lesbianism in Introductory Women's Studies Textbooks: Toward a Recognition of Difference? 134(11)

Carolyn Woodward
Part Four: Transforming Knowledge

Breaking the Silence: Putting Latina Lesbian History at the Center 145(8)

Yolanda Chavez Leyva

Finding the Lesbians in Lesbian History: Reflections on Female Same-Sex Sexuality in the Western World 153(7)

Leila Rupp

Looking for Lesbians in Chinese History 160(5)

Vivien Ng

Screening Lesbians 165(7)

Judith Mayne

Lesbian Tantalizing in Carmen Lugo Filippi's ``Milagros, calle Mercurio'' 172(5)

Luzma Umpierre

Queer Everyday Life: Some Religious and Spiritual Dynamics 177(9)

Lourdes Arguelles

Anne M. Rivero

Thinking Sociologically about Lesbians 186(8)

Beth E. Schneider

Susan Dalton

Cross-Cultural Lesbian Studies: Problems and Possibilities 194(9)

Evelyn Blackwood
Part Five: Working With/In Institutions

Cyberdykes, or Lesbian Studies in the Information Age 203(5)

Ellen Broidy

GLBT Program Offices: A Room of Our Own 208(7)

Beth Zemsky

``So Far Back in the Closet We Can't Even See the Keyhole'': Lesbianism, Homophobia, and Sexual Politics in Collegiate Women's Athletics 215(8)

Susan Cahn

Completing the Kente: Enabling the Presence of Out Black Lesbians in Academia 223(6)

Angela Bowen

Fighting Repressive Tolerance: Lesbian Studies in Sweden 229(5)

Karin Lindeqvist

Beyond Backlash: Lesbian Studies in the United Kingdom 234(6)

Sally R. Munt

``Out of the Blue'': Lesbian Studies in Aotearoa/New Zealand 240(7)

Susan Sayer
Part Six: Theorizing Our Future

(White) Lesbian Studies 247(9)

Sharon P. Holland

Queering Lesbian Studies 256(6)

Judith Halberstam

Lesbian Studies and Postmodern Queer Theory 262(7)

Harriet Malinowitz

Placing Lesbians 269(8)

Bonnie Zimmerman
Booklist: Toni and Bonnie's Fab Fifty Plus One 277(4)
Notes on Contributors 281(8)
Index 289

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