The Sexual Politics of Empire: Postcolonial Homophobia in Haiti
The Sexual Politics of Empire explores the connections among empire, postcolonialism, sexuality, and homophobia in Haiti. Erin L. Durban’s study offers readers a focused examination of how political and historical forces inform sexual politics within a postcolonial Caribbean context.
About This Book
The Sexual Politics of Empire examines the relationship between imperial power and sexual politics in Haiti.
Focusing on postcolonial homophobia, the book considers how historical and political structures shape ideas about sexuality.
Its subject connects Haiti’s postcolonial context with broader questions of empire, identity, and social power.
This work is suited to readers interested in postcolonial studies, gender studies, Caribbean politics, and the history of sexuality.
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