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Introduction: Contextualizing Trans Narratologies

  • Newcastle University

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Abstract

Prefatory Note: While we have aimed to write this introduction with one voice, we have at times felt it important to differentiate between us, highlighting a dialogic process. As Cody is trans and Chiara is not, our positionalities result in different inflections when discussing transness. This situation is not only inevitable but potentially very generative when forming a trans narrative studies that, on the one hand, is adamant in centering trans people and, on the other, also calls upon cis people to do the work; trans methodologies, politics, and justice should not be viewed as the niche interest of a few but as necessary for the liberation of all. The sections following our names in bold are in our individual voices, and unmarked paragraphs are written together with one voice.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)125-137
Number of pages13
JournalNarrative
Volume32
Issue number2
DOIs
StatePublished - May 2024

Keywords

  • feminist narratology
  • gender norms
  • political narratives
  • queer narratology
  • social justice
  • trans narrative
  • trans narrative studies

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