Feminisms, queer theories, and the archaeological study of past sexualities
Archaeology faces the unique challenge of stretching social theories of sexuality in new chronological and methodological directions. This essay uses an analysis of citational practices to consider how feminist and queer theories articulate with archaeological investigations of sexuality. Both queer theories and feminist archaeological practices are shown to be powerful tools that can be used to expand archaeological interpretations of gender and sexuality.
Keywords: FEMINISM; GENDER; HISTORY OF ARCHAEOLOGY; QUEER THEORY; SEXUALITY
Document Type: Regular Paper
Publication date: 01 October 2000
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