Banning Queer Blood: Rhetorics of Citizenship, Contagion, and Resistance (Rhetoric, Culture, and Social Critique)
Jeffrey A. Bennett examines the rhetoric of queer blood through the interconnected themes of citizenship, contagion, and resistance. Situated within rhetoric, culture, and social critique, this scholarly book considers how language shapes cultural understandings of identity, belonging, exclusion, and public health.
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Banning Queer Blood explores the rhetoric surrounding queer blood, citizenship, contagion, and resistance.
The book considers how language and cultural narratives influence ideas about belonging, identity, and public health.
Jeffrey A. Bennett presents a scholarly work in rhetoric, culture, and social critique.
Its subject will interest readers examining LGBTQ+ studies, citizenship, discourse, and systems of inclusion and exclusion.
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