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Nonbinary Life
An AutotheoryAn invitation to imagine the possibilities of life outside of gender, Nonbinary Life is a lyrical and genre-defying work of autotheory.
€ 20,95 -
Cisgender
Disorienting a Category"This is the definitive book on the genealogies, uses, and panics that inform and animate the circulation of the term cis-. With engrossing prose and an expansive archive, Cisgender offers readers the opportunity to reflect on what was, what is, and what could have been. A must-read for anyone interested in gender and politics!"—C. Riley Snorton, co-author of A Black Queer History of the United States"Perry Zurn’s Cisgender gives voice to that important moment in a minority discourse where the discourse turns back to critique the dominant frame that minoritizes it. But it does far more than that – it deconstructs the cis/trans binary, in a welcome way, to open new conceptual worlds within and between both terms. May it launch many productive conversations." —Susan Stryker, author of, Transgender History
€ 31,95 -
Cisgender
Disorienting a Category"This is the definitive book on the genealogies, uses, and panics that inform and animate the circulation of the term cis-. With engrossing prose and an expansive archive, Cisgender offers readers the opportunity to reflect on what was, what is, and what could have been. A must-read for anyone interested in gender and politics!"—C. Riley Snorton, co-author of A Black Queer History of the United States"Perry Zurn’s Cisgender gives voice to that important moment in a minority discourse where the discourse turns back to critique the dominant frame that minoritizes it. But it does far more than that – it deconstructs the cis/trans binary, in a welcome way, to open new conceptual worlds within and between both terms. May it launch many productive conversations." —Susan Stryker, author of, Transgender History
€ 132,95 -
Nonbinary Life
An AutotheoryAn invitation to imagine the possibilities of life outside of gender, Nonbinary Life is a lyrical and genre-defying work of autotheory.
€ 62,50 -
Cistem Failure
Essays on Blackness and Cisgender"I found Cistem Failure by Marquis Bey really exciting. In it, Bey wonders whether and how blackness is at odds with cisgender identity. I love when a book articulates things I haven’t been able to put into words. It is as if something that had been squirming inside me settles." - Chantal V. Johnson (The Millions) "In 2019, Bey’s debut collection Them Goon Rules changed me as a scholar, a feminist, an accomplice and a person; Black Trans Feminism is just as imperative. I forced myself to decide between this one and Bey’s Cistem Failure, which was also released this year. Well, hell, just read ‘em both." - Karla J. Strand (Ms. Magazine) “Marquis and their work provide much room for fruitful engagement with critical animal studies. . . . Marquis’s form is highly artistic and this keeps their essays begging to be acknowledged and revisited, as any good piece of art should. Bey’s writing is really an experience. They write otherwise as they encourage the reader to imagine otherwise, other ways of being.” - Nathan Poirier (Journal for Critical Animal Studies) “Written with tongue-in-cheek humour and deep vulnerability, Cistem Failure speaks to scholar-activists across disciplines who are invested in livability and collective liberation. . . . Although Bey speaks only to their particular experience, they position themself as potential kin to anyone whose life does not map neatly onto the cistrans binary or who is committed to the project of gender abolition.” - Derek P. Siegel (Ethnic and Racial Studies) “Bey’s conceptualization of gender as a prison and the surveillance that comes with it enriches the field of feminist abolition studies to think about how gender and carcerality are inherently entangled. Cistem Failure is an incredible contribution to destabilizing cisgender normativity and gender itself, as we move toward more liberating ways of existing through gender abolition.” - Kimberly Soriano (TSQ)
€ 105,50 -
Cistem Failure
Essays on Blackness and Cisgender"I found Cistem Failure by Marquis Bey really exciting. In it, Bey wonders whether and how blackness is at odds with cisgender identity. I love when a book articulates things I haven’t been able to put into words. It is as if something that had been squirming inside me settles." - Chantal V. Johnson (The Millions) "In 2019, Bey’s debut collection Them Goon Rules changed me as a scholar, a feminist, an accomplice and a person; Black Trans Feminism is just as imperative. I forced myself to decide between this one and Bey’s Cistem Failure, which was also released this year. Well, hell, just read ‘em both." - Karla J. Strand (Ms. Magazine) “Marquis and their work provide much room for fruitful engagement with critical animal studies. . . . Marquis’s form is highly artistic and this keeps their essays begging to be acknowledged and revisited, as any good piece of art should. Bey’s writing is really an experience. They write otherwise as they encourage the reader to imagine otherwise, other ways of being.” - Nathan Poirier (Journal for Critical Animal Studies) “Written with tongue-in-cheek humour and deep vulnerability, Cistem Failure speaks to scholar-activists across disciplines who are invested in livability and collective liberation. . . . Although Bey speaks only to their particular experience, they position themself as potential kin to anyone whose life does not map neatly onto the cistrans binary or who is committed to the project of gender abolition.” - Derek P. Siegel (Ethnic and Racial Studies) “Bey’s conceptualization of gender as a prison and the surveillance that comes with it enriches the field of feminist abolition studies to think about how gender and carcerality are inherently entangled. Cistem Failure is an incredible contribution to destabilizing cisgender normativity and gender itself, as we move toward more liberating ways of existing through gender abolition.” - Kimberly Soriano (TSQ)
€ 26,50 -
Queer Fire
Liberation and AbolitionMarquis Bey is Assistant Professor of African American Studies and English at Northwestern University and author of Black Trans Feminism, also published by Duke University Press. Jesse A. Goldberg is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Humanities Institute at Pennsylvania State University.
€ 12,50 -
Black Trans Feminism
“In Marquis Bey's deeply creative and fiercely imaginative book, Black trans feminism describes a kind of worldly inhabitation and a radical form of theorizing power and refusal in ways that are not contingent on identity. In Bey's hands, Black trans feminism becomes a powerful call for vulnerability, fugitive hope, abolition, and freedom. Black Trans Feminism allows us to gesture to all that we want from this world but do not yet know how to name.” - Jennifer C. Nash, author of (Birthing Black Mothers) “In its deep engagements with the three movements of its title, Black Trans Feminism is a very exciting book to read, digest, and think through. Marquis Bey’s focus on fugitivity and the elastic category of the fugitive stealing themself back is a highly salient and timely conceptual offering, and I’m astonished by the clarity, precision, and deep-digging that Bey brings to the material. Those working at the interstices of Black trans feminism need this gift of manifest lucidity to reference, teach, and expound on.” - Eliza Steinbock, author of (Shimmering Images: Trans Cinema, Embodiment, and the Aesthetics of Change) “Black Trans Feminism constitutes an incisive critique and interrogation of the very grammars of gender normativity. . . . With this project, he attempts to reconfigure how we understand kinship, blackness, transness and Black feminism in order to establish a coalition that can be understood as a broadening of kinship network relationalities, affinities and affiliations.” - Marietta Kosma (European Journal of American Culture) "Bey’s work is an important contribution to the conversations surrounding race, transgender identity, and feminist praxis, providing a hopeful mode for reimagining our world and ourselves. . . . Recommended. Advanced undergraduates through faculty." - D. E. Magill (Choice) “Black Trans Feminism is a deep philosophical and literary exploration of Black trans feminism. . . . The book offers critical and imaginative visions of gender radical and abolitionist futures. Bey tell us how we can possibly get there with a sense of hope that is so rare in academic writing.” - Nishant Upadhyay (American Quarterly) "Bey’s work is bold, generative, and bracing in what can feel a deadlocked debate, with much to offer feminist scholars interested in identity and power." - Alanah Mortlock (European Journal of Women's Studies) "It seems that everyone is talking about blackness, transness, and feminism, and in that sense, this book matters a great deal in that it is positioned to be a go-to for thinking through these urgent questions. Eccentric subjectless, and desedimenting, Bey’s Black Trans Feminism sets out to exceed the identity project, instead proffering a transformational, unfixed subjectivity." - Abraham B. Weil (The Black Scholar)
€ 119,50 -
Black Trans Feminism
“In Marquis Bey's deeply creative and fiercely imaginative book, Black trans feminism describes a kind of worldly inhabitation and a radical form of theorizing power and refusal in ways that are not contingent on identity. In Bey's hands, Black trans feminism becomes a powerful call for vulnerability, fugitive hope, abolition, and freedom. Black Trans Feminism allows us to gesture to all that we want from this world but do not yet know how to name.” - Jennifer C. Nash, author of (Birthing Black Mothers) “In its deep engagements with the three movements of its title, Black Trans Feminism is a very exciting book to read, digest, and think through. Marquis Bey’s focus on fugitivity and the elastic category of the fugitive stealing themself back is a highly salient and timely conceptual offering, and I’m astonished by the clarity, precision, and deep-digging that Bey brings to the material. Those working at the interstices of Black trans feminism need this gift of manifest lucidity to reference, teach, and expound on.” - Eliza Steinbock, author of (Shimmering Images: Trans Cinema, Embodiment, and the Aesthetics of Change) “Black Trans Feminism constitutes an incisive critique and interrogation of the very grammars of gender normativity. . . . With this project, he attempts to reconfigure how we understand kinship, blackness, transness and Black feminism in order to establish a coalition that can be understood as a broadening of kinship network relationalities, affinities and affiliations.” - Marietta Kosma (European Journal of American Culture) "Bey’s work is an important contribution to the conversations surrounding race, transgender identity, and feminist praxis, providing a hopeful mode for reimagining our world and ourselves. . . . Recommended. Advanced undergraduates through faculty." - D. E. Magill (Choice) “Black Trans Feminism is a deep philosophical and literary exploration of Black trans feminism. . . . The book offers critical and imaginative visions of gender radical and abolitionist futures. Bey tell us how we can possibly get there with a sense of hope that is so rare in academic writing.” - Nishant Upadhyay (American Quarterly) "Bey’s work is bold, generative, and bracing in what can feel a deadlocked debate, with much to offer feminist scholars interested in identity and power." - Alanah Mortlock (European Journal of Women's Studies) "It seems that everyone is talking about blackness, transness, and feminism, and in that sense, this book matters a great deal in that it is positioned to be a go-to for thinking through these urgent questions. Eccentric subjectless, and desedimenting, Bey’s Black Trans Feminism sets out to exceed the identity project, instead proffering a transformational, unfixed subjectivity." - Abraham B. Weil (The Black Scholar)
€ 30,50 -
The Problem of the Negro As AProblem for Gender
Marquis Bey is assistant professor of African American studies and English at Northwestern University.
€ 10,95 -
Anarcho-Blackness
Notes Toward a Black Anarchism€ 12,50 -
Them Goon Rules
Fugitive Essays on Radical Black FeminismMarquis Bey's debut collection, Them Goon Rules, is an un-rulebook, a long-form essayistic sermon that meditates on how Blackness and non-normative gender impact and remix everything we claim to know.
€ 23,50