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Samuel A. Chambers teaches political theory at Johns Hopkins University. He writes broadly in political theory, including work on language, culture, and the politics of gender and sexuality. He is co-author, with Terrell Carver, of Judith Butler and Political Theory (2008). He has also edited with Terrell Carver three recent volumes, Carole Pateman: Feminism, Democracy, Welfare (2009), Judith Butler's Precarious Politics (2008) and William Connolly: Democracy, Pluralism, and Political Theory (2007).
* Preface * Introduction * Queer Theory and the Cultural Politics of Television * Telepistemology of the Closet * The Alterity of the Present * From Representation to Norms: Reifying Heteronormativity * Desperately Straight: Subverting Heteronormativity * The Meaning of ‘Family’ * Marriage and The Queer Family * Episode Guide * Works Cited * Index *
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