Behind Straight Masks: Queer Relationality against the Homonormative Regime of Visibility

Pelle queer maschere straight explores relational ethics of care, affect, and love. It builds a powerful critique of the neo-liberal and neo-colonial/imperial present and of the strategies used by the State to put citizens to work in the service of the hierarchies of class, gender, race/ethnicity, sexuality, and ability. The book interrogates different aspects of the mainstreaming of queerness across geographical contexts and the media.