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Representing Trans: Linguistic, legal and everyday perspectives
A collection of essays, both academic and personal, from active members within the trans community of New Zealand. Featuring Miriam Meyerhoff, Niko Besnier, Jack Byrne, Fiona Clark, Sandra Dickson, Poiva Junior Ashleigh Feu’u, Adeline Greig, Evan Hazenberg, Christopher Hutton, Elisabeth McDonald, Karen Parker, Kimberly Tao, Ahi Wi-Hongi, and Lal Zimman.
263 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2017
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March 10, 2022
Fantastic collection of essays. Focused mostly on Aotearoa New Zealand but explores trans and gender diverse issues in other places, including Hong Kong, Samoa and the United States. Its authors aren’t afraid to tackle contentious topics like the link between recent prioritisations of “identity” over lived experience and late twentieth-century neoliberalism. Covers theory, case studies and language - a broad mix of topics.
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