Bisexuality and Transgerism (Intersexions of the Others)
By Jonathon Alexander PhD and Karen Yescavage. Harrington Press 2003
Key Elements: Covers bisexuality and transgender issues extensively, also looks at mental health issues in the bisexual and transger communities, and contains information on bisexuality and transgernderism in non-Western cultures. It provides the keywords essential to that particular chapter. There are over fifteen contributing authors to the book, with a introduction that explain the relationship between the bisexual, transsexual, gay and lesbian communities, and particularly the common ground between the bisexual and transgender communities
The topics by the different authors are as follows:
Introductions
Bisexuality and Transgenderism: Intersexions of the Others
GL vs. BT: The Archaeology of Biphobia and Transphobia
"Tiersius"
Intersecting Communities: B/T Concerns In Common
Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was In
Pomosexual Play: Going Beyond the Binaristic Limits of Gender?
Swing It Baby!
Bisexual and Transgender Identities in a Nonclinical Sample of North Americans: Suicidal Intent, Behavioural Difficulties, and Mental Health
Treatment
Real (izing) Lives: Personal and Theoretical B/T Identity Formations
The Story So Fat
Social Bodies, Pagan Hearts
"There Are Different Points in Your Life Where You Can Go Either Way"
Looking Towards the Intersexions
Reel Live: B/T Pop Cultural Icons
Trans/positioning the (Drag?) King of Comedy: Sandra Bernhard
Butch-Femme Interrupted: Angelina Jolie,-Bisexuality-New Butch Femme
Western Intersections Eastern Approximations
Living More "Like Oneself"; Transgender Identities-Sexualities in Japan
While Diving Drink Water: Bisexual and Transgender Intersections in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
"Outing" and "Duplicity"
Steering Queer of LGBTI Identity Politics
Walking Through Walls-An Immodest Proposal for Trans-cending Sexual Orientation
We Are All Others: An Argument for Queer
Centering. An Alternate Perspective
Bi Any Other Name - Bisexual People Speak Out
Edited by Loraine Hutchins and Lani Kaahumanu. Alyson Books 1991
Key Elements: The four parts (psychology, spirituality, the bisexual community, and politics) contain essays by different authors provide a very wide perspective on virtually every aspect of the bisexual identity.
The book contains contribution from over 75 different writers who supply poems, essays and create writings that detail specifics of the four categories that the book is broken down into to help break the stereotypes and shed light on the experience of bisexual individuals. The book addresses head on the myths and truth surrounding bisexuality.
There is also a glossary of terms related to bisexuality and terms that are required to understand and critiquing the topic. The contributors section gives a summary of all those who have works included in the book.