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Ties That Bind: Familial Homophobia Consequences by Sarah Schulman 2009 (HC/DJ)
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
New Press, T.H.E.
ISBN-10
1595584803
ISBN-13
9781595584809
eBay Product ID (ePID)
73358733
Product Key Features
Book Title
Ties That Bind : Familial Homophobia and Its Consequences
Number of Pages
192 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2009
Topic
Lgbt Studies / General, Lgbt Studies / Gay Studies
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Social Science
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
10.5 Oz
Item Length
7.7 in
Item Width
5.5 in
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Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2009-021410
Reviews
"Schulman's lucid dissection of the role that families play as incubators of homophobia could hardly be better. This [is] a truly indispensable book. It should blow away the hot air generated by the public debate about 'family values.'" - Andrew Ross, chair of the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis at York University "Sarah SchulmanTies That Bindtackles the familial and cultural homophobia that still pervade our society. She starkly lays out the fundamental immorality of such shunning behavior and its destructive consequences for everyone involved. This is an important and original book." - Martin Duberman, award-winning historian, biographer, playwright, and gay rights activist "Sarah Schulman is brilliant, vulnerable, and relentless.Ties That Bindshould be required reading for every family-gay and straight." - Ellen Bass, poet and author ofThe Courage to Heal "A cri de coeur woven into a Utopian vision." - Susan Brownmiller, author ofAgainst Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape "Sarah has taught me a great deal over the years of our being fellow activists and this book teaches me even more." - Larry Kramer, A message that needs to be heard in all its complexity. People should read this book. — Lambda Book Report Ties That Bind is one of the most exciting gay liberation texts to appear in years...this is a rewarding, wide-ranging, and challenging work from an original mind and a talented pen, one that will make you think and help you live. —Doug Ireland, Gay City News Schulman boldly declares that visibility is a failed strategy for cultural change. — Utne [Schulman is] a writer who has played a pivotal role in the cultural and political spheres of the gay community. — Curve To call her book [ Ties That Bind ] pioneering would be redundant. . . . With its personal appeals, its call to arms — or rather, ethics — and its advice for therapists, family members, and gay people, I continue to be struck by the book's usefulness above all else. . . .[I]t gives me hope that one day — just as Schulman stipulates — homophobia could actually be a punishable crime, we could be liberated from the systematic shame and humiliation that currently defines our culture, and in that liberation necessarily granted the rights that we've lived without all this time. — Velvet Park Schulman's lucid dissection of the role that families play as incubators of homophobia could hardly be better. This [is] a truly indispensable book. It should blow away the hot air generated by the public debate about ‘family values.' — Andrew Ross, chair of the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis at York University Sarah Schulman Ties That Bind tackles the familial and cultural homophobia that still pervade our society. She starkly lays out the fundamental immorality of such shunning behavior and its destructive consequences for everyone involved. This is an important and original book. — Martin Duberman, award-winning historian, biographer, playwright, and gay rights activist Sarah Schulman is brilliant, vulnerable, and relentless. Ties That Bind should be required reading for every family—gay and straight. — Ellen Bass, poet and author of The Courage to Heal A cri de coeur woven into a Utopian vision. — Susan Brownmiller, author of Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape Sarah has taught me a great deal over the years of our being fellow activists and this book teaches me even more. — Larry Kramer, "A message that needs to be heard in all its complexity. People should read this book" -Lambda Book Report "Schulman boldly declares that visibility is a failed strategy for cultural change." -Utne "[Schulman is] a writer who has played a pivotal role in the cultural and political spheres of the gay community." -Curve "To call her book [Ties That Bind] pioneering would be redundant. . . . With its personal appeals, its call to arms - or rather, ethics - and its advice for therapists, family members, and gay people, I continue to be struck by the book's usefulness above all else. . . .[I]t gives me hope that one day - just as Schulman stipulates - homophobia could actually be a punishable crime, we could be liberated from the systematic shame and humiliation that currently defines our culture, and in that liberation necessarily granted the rights that we've lived without all this time." -Velvet Park "Schulman's lucid dissection of the role that families play as incubators of homophobia could hardly be better. This [is] a truly indispensable book. It should blow away the hot air generated by the public debate about 'family values.'" - Andrew Ross, chair of the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis at York University "Sarah SchulmanTies That Bindtackles the familial and cultural homophobia that still pervade our society. She starkly lays out the fundamental immorality of such shunning behavior and its destructive consequences for everyone involved. This is an important and original book." - Martin Duberman, award-winning historian, biographer, playwright, and gay rights activist "Sarah Schulman is brilliant, vulnerable, and relentless.Ties That Bindshould be required reading for every family-gay and straight." - Ellen Bass, poet and author ofThe Courage to Heal "A cri de coeur woven into a Utopian vision." - Susan Brownmiller, author ofAgainst Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape "Sarah has taught me a great deal over the years of our being fellow activists and this book teaches me even more." - Larry Kramer, A message that needs to be heard in all its complexity. People should read this book. -Lambda Book Report Ties That Bindis one of the most exciting gay liberation texts to appear in years...this is a rewarding, wide-ranging, and challenging work from an original mind and a talented pen, one that will make you think and help you live. -Doug Ireland,Gay City News Schulman boldly declares that visibility is a failed strategy for cultural change. -Utne [Schulman is] a writer who has played a pivotal role in the cultural and political spheres of the gay community. -Curve To call her book [Ties That Bind] pioneering would be redundant. . . . With its personal appeals, its call to arms - or rather, ethics - and its advice for therapists, family members, and gay people, I continue to be struck by the book's usefulness above all else. . . .[I]t gives me hope that one day - just as Schulman stipulates - homophobia could actually be a punishable crime, we could be liberated from the systematic shame and humiliation that currently defines our culture, and in that liberation necessarily granted the rights that we've lived without all this time. -Velvet Park Schulman's lucid dissection of the role that families play as incubators of homophobia could hardly be better. This [is] a truly indispensable book. It should blow away the hot air generated by the public debate about 'family values.' - Andrew Ross, chair of the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis at York University Sarah SchulmanTies That Bindtackles the familial and cultural homophobia that still pervade our society. She starkly lays out the fundamental immorality of such shunning behavior and its destructive consequences for everyone involved. This is an important and original book. - Martin Duberman, award-winning historian, biographer, playwright, and gay rights activist Sarah Schulman is brilliant, vulnerable, and relentless.Ties That Bindshould be required reading for every family-gay and straight. - Ellen Bass, poet and author ofThe Courage to Heal A cri de coeur woven into a Utopian vision. - Susan Brownmiller, author ofAgainst Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape Sarah has taught me a great deal over the years of our being fellow activists and this book teaches me even more. - Larry Kramer, A message that needs to be heard in all its complexity. People should read this book. -- Lambda Book Report Ties That Bind is one of the most exciting gay liberation texts to appear in years...this is a rewarding, wide-ranging, and challenging work from an original mind and a talented pen, one that will make you think and help you live. --Doug Ireland, Gay City News Schulman boldly declares that visibility is a failed strategy for cultural change. -- Utne [Schulman is] a writer who has played a pivotal role in the cultural and political spheres of the gay community. -- Curve To call her book [ Ties That Bind ] pioneering would be redundant. . . . With its personal appeals, its call to arms -- or rather, ethics -- and its advice for therapists, family members, and gay people, I continue to be struck by the book's usefulness above all else. . . .[I]t gives me hope that one day -- just as Schulman stipulates -- homophobia could actually be a punishable crime, we could be liberated from the systematic shame and humiliation that currently defines our culture, and in that liberation necessarily granted the rights that we've lived without all this time. -- Velvet Park Schulman's lucid dissection of the role that families play as incubators of homophobia could hardly be better. This [is] a truly indispensable book. It should blow away the hot air generated by the public debate about 'family values.' -- Andrew Ross, chair of the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis at York University Sarah Schulman Ties That Bind tackles the familial and cultural homophobia that still pervade our society. She starkly lays out the fundamental immorality of such shunning behavior and its destructive consequences for everyone involved. This is an important and original book. -- Martin Duberman, award-winning historian, biographer, playwright, and gay rights activist Sarah Schulman is brilliant, vulnerable, and relentless. Ties That Bind should be required reading for every family--gay and straight. -- Ellen Bass, poet and author of The Courage to Heal A cri de coeur woven into a Utopian vision. -- Susan Brownmiller, author of Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape Sarah has taught me a great deal over the years of our being fellow activists and this book teaches me even more. -- Larry Kramer, A message that needs to be heard in all its complexity. People should read this book. — Lambda Book Report Ties That Bind is one of the most exciting gay liberation texts to appear in years...this is a rewarding, wide-ranging, and challenging work from an original mind and a talented pen, one that will make you think and help you live. —Doug Ireland, Gay City News Schulman boldly declares that visibility is a failed strategy for cultural change. — Utne [Schulman is] a writer who has played a pivotal role in the cultural and political spheres of the gay community. — Curve To call her book [ Ties That Bind ] pioneering would be redundant. . . . With its personal appeals, its call to arms — or rather, ethics — and its advice for therapists, family members, and gay people, I continue to be struck by the book's usefulness above all else. . . .[I]t gives me hope that one day — just as Schulman stipulates — homophobia could actually be a punishable crime, we could be liberated from the systematic shame and humiliation that currently defines our culture, and in that liberation necessarily granted the rights that we've lived without all this time. — Velvet Park Schulman's lucid dissection of the role that families play as incubators of homophobia could hardly be better. This [is] a truly indispensable book. It should blow away the hot air generated by the public debate about #145;family values.' — Andrew Ross, chair of the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis at York University Sarah Schulman Ties That Bind tackles the familial and cultural homophobia that still pervade our society. She starkly lays out the fundamental immorality of such shunning behavior and its destructive consequences for everyone involved. This is an important and original book. — Martin Duberman, award-winning historian, biographer, playwright, and gay rights activist Sarah Schulman is brilliant, vulnerable, and relentless. Ties That Bind should be required reading for every family—gay and straight. — Ellen Bass, poet and author of The Courage to Heal A cri de coeur woven into a Utopian vision. — Susan Brownmiller, author of Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape Sarah has taught me a great deal over the years of our being fellow activists and this book teaches me even more. — Larry Kramer
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
306.76/6085
Synopsis
In this groundbreaking book, playwright and social critic Sarah Schulman explores the family - the first place where all people: straight, gay, and bisexual, learn homophobia. It is within the family that homophobia begins to control the lives of perpetrators and recipients. Written in the tradition of Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape (Ballantine Books, 2000), which transformed rape from a private problem into an internationally recognised cultural crisis., Although acceptance of difference is on the rise in America, it's the rare gay or lesbian person who has not been demeaned because of his or her sexual orientation, and this experience usually starts at home, among family members. Whether they are excluded from family love and approval, expected to accept second-class status for life, ignored by mainstream arts and entertainment, or abandoned when intervention would make all the difference, gay people are routinely subjected to forms of psychological and physical abuse unknown to many straight Americans. "Familial homophobia," as prizewinning writer and professor Sarah Schulman calls it, is a phenomenon that until now has not had a name but that is very much a part of life for the LGBT community. In the same way that Susan Brownmiller's Against Our Will transformed our understanding of rape by moving the stigma from the victim to the perpetrator, Schulman's Ties That Bind calls on us to recognize familial homophobia. She invites us to understand it not as a personal problem but a widespread cultural crisis. She challenges us to take up our responsibilities to intervene without violating families, community, and the state. With devastating examples, Schulman clarifies how abusive treatment of homosexuals at home enables abusive treatment of homosexuals in other relationships as well as in society at large. Ambitious, original, and deeply important, Schulman's book draws on her own experiences, her research, and her activism to probe this complex issue--still very much with us at the start of the twenty-first century--and to articulate a vision for a more accepting world., Hailed as "a cri de coeur woven into a utopian vision" by Susan Brownmiller (author of Against Our Will ), Ties That Bind is the highly praised work of prizewinning writer and professor Sarah Schulman on "familial homophobia," a phenomenon that, until now, has not had a name but is nevertheless an integral part of most people's experience. Ties That Bind invites us to understand familial homophobia as a cultural crisis, rather than a personal or an individual problem. Ambitious, original, and deeply important, Schulman's book draws on her own lived experience, her research, and her engagement with active social change to articulate a practical, attainable vision of transformation that can begin today. This highly acclaimed and groundbreaking exploration is now available in paperback for countless more to experience a fundamental text that alters our understanding of homophobia and adds a critical dimension to the political landscape of all Americans.
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HQ76.4.S38 2009
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