JOHN C. HAWLEY is Associate Professor of English at Santa Clara University. His previous books include Reform and Counter-Reform (1994), Cross-Addressing: Resistance Literature and Cultural Borders (1996), Writing the Nation (1996), Through a Glass Darkly (1996), The Postcolonial Crescent: Islam's Impact on Contemporary Literature (1998), and Christian Encounters with the Other (1998).

• PrefaceGlobal Gaze/Global Gays by Dennis AltmanThe Perfect Path: Gay Men, Marriage, Indonesia by Thomas M. BoellstorffHeavenly Creatures' Queer Sort of Fandom: The Closeted Indigene, Lesbian Islands and New Zealand National Cinema by Elizabeth GuzikIm/De-position of Cultural Violence: Reading Chen Kaige's Farewell My Concubine by Benzi ZhangGender Crossing and Decadence in Taiwanese Fiction at the Fin de Siecle by Liang-Ya LiouRacial and Erotic Anxieties: Ambivalent Fetishization, From Fanon to Mercer by Sonia Otalvaro-HormillosaRace, Class and the Homoerotics of The Swimming-Pool Library by James N. Brown and Patricia M. SantThe U.S. in South Africa: (Post) Colonial Queer Theory? by Ian BarnardOther and Difference in Richard Rodriguez's Hunger of Memory by David William FosterIn Search of a Lost Body with Organs: Reclaiming Postcolonial Gay Interiority After Bersani's Reading of Gide by Christian GundermannTheorizing the Under-Theorized by Erich De WaldIndex

JOHN C. HAWLEY is Associate Professor of English at Santa Clara University. His previous books include Reform and Counter-Reform (1994), Cross-Addressing: Resistance Literature and Cultural Borders (1996), Writing the Nation (1996), Through a Glass Darkly (1996), The Postcolonial Crescent: Islam's Impact on Contemporary Literature (1998), and Christian Encounters with the Other (1998).

• PrefaceGlobal Gaze/Global Gays by Dennis AltmanThe Perfect Path: Gay Men, Marriage, Indonesia by Thomas M. BoellstorffHeavenly Creatures' Queer Sort of Fandom: The Closeted Indigene, Lesbian Islands and New Zealand National Cinema by Elizabeth GuzikIm/De-position of Cultural Violence: Reading Chen Kaige's Farewell My Concubine by Benzi ZhangGender Crossing and Decadence in Taiwanese Fiction at the Fin de Siecle by Liang-Ya LiouRacial and Erotic Anxieties: Ambivalent Fetishization, From Fanon to Mercer by Sonia Otalvaro-HormillosaRace, Class and the Homoerotics of The Swimming-Pool Library by James N. Brown and Patricia M. SantThe U.S. in South Africa: (Post) Colonial Queer Theory? by Ian BarnardOther and Difference in Richard Rodriguez's Hunger of Memory by David William FosterIn Search of a Lost Body with Organs: Reclaiming Postcolonial Gay Interiority After Bersani's Reading of Gide by Christian GundermannTheorizing the Under-Theorized by Erich De WaldIndex

JOHN C. HAWLEY is Associate Professor of English at Santa Clara University. His previous books include Reform and Counter-Reform (1994), Cross-Addressing: Resistance Literature and Cultural Borders (1996), Writing the Nation (1996), Through a Glass Darkly (1996), The Postcolonial Crescent: Islam's Impact on Contemporary Literature (1998), and Christian Encounters with the Other (1998).

• PrefaceGlobal Gaze/Global Gays by Dennis AltmanThe Perfect Path: Gay Men, Marriage, Indonesia by Thomas M. BoellstorffHeavenly Creatures' Queer Sort of Fandom: The Closeted Indigene, Lesbian Islands and New Zealand National Cinema by Elizabeth GuzikIm/De-position of Cultural Violence: Reading Chen Kaige's Farewell My Concubine by Benzi ZhangGender Crossing and Decadence in Taiwanese Fiction at the Fin de Siecle by Liang-Ya LiouRacial and Erotic Anxieties: Ambivalent Fetishization, From Fanon to Mercer by Sonia Otalvaro-HormillosaRace, Class and the Homoerotics of The Swimming-Pool Library by James N. Brown and Patricia M. SantThe U.S. in South Africa: (Post) Colonial Queer Theory? by Ian BarnardOther and Difference in Richard Rodriguez's Hunger of Memory by David William FosterIn Search of a Lost Body with Organs: Reclaiming Postcolonial Gay Interiority After Bersani's Reading of Gide by Christian GundermannTheorizing the Under-Theorized by Erich De WaldIndex