Queer kinship in South Africa: where to next?

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Reddy, V., Lynch, I. & Morison, T. (2020) Queer kinship in South Africa: where to next?. In: Morison, T., Lynch, I. & Reddy, V. (eds).Queer kinship: South African perspectives on the sexual politics of family-making and belonging. Pretoria: University of South Africa Press. 1-14. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/15122

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Abstract:
Kinship is a set of practices that institutes relationships of various kinds which negotiate the reproduction of life and the demands of death. These practices, she goes on to explain, address fundamental forms of human dependency, which may include birth, child-rearing, relations of emotional dependency and support, generational ties, illness, dying, and death (to name a few). But what exactly makes kinship queer?
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14 Feb 2020
 
FAMILIES
FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS
LESBIAN
GAY
BISEXUAL
TRANSGENDER AND INTERSEX(LGBTI)
 
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