Asexualities: feminist and queer perspectives

Introduction

asexuality: why asexuality?, why now? /

Megan Milks and Karli June Cerankowski

Mismeasures of asexual desires / Jacinthe Flore

Inhibition, lack of excitation, or suppression: fMRI pilot of asexuality / Nicole Prause and Carla Harenski

"There's no such thing as a sexual relationship": asexuality's sinthomatics / Kristian Kahn

Radical identity politics: asexuality and contemporary articulations of identity / Erica Chu

Stunted growth: asexual politics and the rhetoric of sexual literature / Megan Milks

On the racialization of asexuality / Ianna Hawkins Owen

Spectacular asexuals: media visibility and cultural fetish / Karli June Cerankowski

Aliens and asexuality: media representation, queerness, and asexual visibility / Sarah E.S. Sinwell

Compulsory sexuality and asexual/crip resistance in John Cameron Mitchell's Shortbus / Cynthia Barounis

"Why didn't you tell me that I love you?": asexuality, polymorphous perversity, and the liberation of the cinematic clown / Andrew Grossman

Masculine doubt and sexual wonder: asexual-identified men talk about their (a)sexualities / Ela Przybylo

Asexualities and disabilities in constructing sexual normalcy / Einjung Kim

Asexuality and disability: mutual negation in Adams v. Rice and new directions for coalition building / Kristina Gupta

Deferred desire: the asexuality of chronic genital pain / Christine Labuski

"What to call that sport, the neuter human ... ": asexual subjectivity in Keri Hulme's The bone people / Jana Fedtke

Toward an asexual narrative structure / Elizabeth Hanna Hanson.