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Section 3 Gender and Sexuality

In: Handbook of Gender Studies in the Dutch Caribbean

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Handbook of Gender Studies in the Dutch Caribbean

Series: Handbooks in Caribbean Studies, Volume: 01

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004690882

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 15 Apr 2024

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Editors’ Introduction

Section 1 Gender, History and Society

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Section 2 Gender, Race, Class and Coloniality

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Section 3 Gender and Sexuality

Chapter 26 Contesting Respectability and Sexual Politics in Post-Emancipation Curaçao

Chapter 27 A Paragraph in the Unwritten History of Lesbian Love in the Caribbean: Amor Di Kambrada

Chapter 28 No Rhythm (You)

Chapter 29 Women Who Love Women in Curaçao: from “Cachapera” to Open Throats: a Commentary in Collage

Chapter 30 Forma Di Papia (Ways of Speaking) in the Dutch Caribbean and Their Relevance for the Study of Gender and Sexuality

Chapter 31 I Have to Come Out [Mi Tin Ku Sali]

Chapter 32 You Think Too Much like a Dutch Woman [Bo Ta Pensa Muchu Manera Makamba]

Chapter 33 Intimacy and Integration: the Ambivalent Achievement of Marriage Equality in the Dutch Caribbean, 2007–2012

Chapter 34 Sissies and Pancake Makers in Curaçao: Homosexuality as Shock Therapy

Chapter 35 A Queer Cultural Perspective from Curaçao

Chapter 36 Studies on Trans* and Same-Sex Loving People in Curaçao: a Review Essay

Chapter 37 My Truth [Mi Bèrdat]

Section 4 Gender, the Arts and Popular Culture

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