Sexuality, Subjectivity, and LGBTQ Militancy in the United States

Trends in militancy in bangladesh : possible responses /
Dahkki: Sobhan, Farooq
Almmustuhtton: (2010)

Militant Women of a Fragile Nation
Dahkki: Abisaab

Subjectivity

Senses of the Subject
Dahkki: Butler

Dissensual Subjects
Dahkki: Rajca

Noble Subjects
Dahkki: Grigoryan

Graphic Subjects
Dahkki: Chaney

Knowing Subjects
Dahkki: Simerka

Subjective Time
Dahkki: Arstila

Changing the Subject
Dahkki: Simmons

Eschatological Subjects
Dahkki: Moreau

Indian Subjects
Dahkki: Child

The Subject of Freedom
Dahkki: Basterra

Reframing the Subject
Dahkki: Ritter

Citizen Subject
Dahkki: Balibar

Subjects of Responsibility
Dahkki: Parker

The Creolizing Subject
Dahkki: Monahan

Dangerous Subjects
Dahkki: Coleman

Subject to Reality
Dahkki: Warren

The Portrait's Subject
Dahkki: Blackwood

Changing the Subject
Dahkki: Blankenship

Treacherous Subjects
Dahkki: Duong

Subjects or Citizens
Dahkki: Whitney

Voicing Subjects
Dahkki: Kunreuther

Gothic Subjects

Post Subject
Dahkki: de la Paz

Liturgical Subjects
Dahkki: Krueger

Violence and subjectivity.
Almmustuhtton: (2000)

Violence and subjectivity.
Almmustuhtton: (2000)

The subjection of women.
Dahkki: Mill, John Stuart
Almmustuhtton: (1906)

The Self-Emptying Subject
Dahkki: Dubilet

A Teaching Subject
Dahkki: Harris

The Subject of Holocaust Fiction
Dahkki: Budick

Subjects and Narratives in Archaeology
Dahkki: Bernbeck

From Citizens to Subjects
Dahkki: Murphy

Jamaica's Difficult Subjects
Dahkki: Harrison