Transgender Subjectivities: A Clinician's GuideGain an in-depth understanding of the issues, concerns, and problems faced by transgender individuals Transgender Subjectivities is a comprehensive guide for understanding the issues and concerns of the emerging transgender phenomenon. As transgender individuals become more “out” in society, the need to understand their concerns, the problems they face, and the resources available to them becomes rapidly more acute. This book offers a diverse yet coherent view of this ever-expanding field. It provides an overview of transsexual manifestations designed to expose therapists as well as the general public to this actively expanding field. In Transgender Subjectivities, experts in transgender studies examine historical, theoretical, clinical, and subjective aspects of the transgender experience. The contributors include some of the most respected and experienced clinicians and scholars in the field, such as Aaron H. Devor and Anne A. Lawrence, as well as several cutting-edge contemporary theorists, and a number of eloquent transsexual writers—including Dallas Denny and Griffin Hansbury—giving this book a wide and varied perspective.
Featuring a variety of voices from case studies and theoretical analyses to personal experiences and reflections, Transgender Subjectivities renders a difficult and expansive subject comprehensible to the novice, while a |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Disclosure Risks and Protective Factors for Children | 4 |
A Transman Tells the Truth About Testosterone | 7 |
Changing Models of Transsexualism 25 | 25 |
A Fourteen Stage Model | 41 |
Index Guide to College Journals core list compiled by integrating | 48 |
A Paraphilic Model of Gender Identity | 69 |
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Transgender Negotiations of | 89 |
The Diagnosis and Treatment of Transgendered Patients | 99 |
Presentations | 117 |
Harry Benjamin and Psychiatrists | 147 |
Pronouns | 153 |