Lane R Mandlis
Biographic Data
| ID | 181726 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lane R Mandlis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lane R |
| FAMILY NAME | Mandlis |
| SIGNATURE | MANDLIS L R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alberta |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Human Rights, Transsexed Bodies, and Health Care in Canada
Antidiscrimination legislation is the vehicle most commonly used by communities to demand equality, but how should such law best be employed? In this article, the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal decision in Hogan v. Ontario (Health and Long-term Care) is examined in relation to the removal of sex reassignment surgery from the Alberta Healthcare Insurance Plan in order to better understand the legal strategies designed to remedy different kinds of d…
Whose Crazy Investment in Sex
By probing the processes of exclusion of transsexuals from the political sphere, this article offers contributions to social and political theory through an examination of the processes of exclusion from the category "human." This article considers how the erasure of investment in their own embodied sex constructs a platform from which to blame others for sex/gender variance, as well as to justify that blaming. Bringing together Giorgio Agamben, …
Art Installation as Method
This article discusses the use of art mediums as methods to enhance the theoretical and political intentions of an academic work. More specifically, it traces the author's moving from one artistic method to another, in order to show how the engagement with the theory that is afforded by each is different. Taking performance ethnography as a methodology, the author argues that two different artistic mediums (performance text and art installation) …
Human Rights, Transsexed Bodies, and Health Care in Canada
Antidiscrimination legislation is the vehicle most commonly used by communities to demand equality, but how should such law best be employed? In this article, the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal decision in Hogan v. Ontario (Health and Long-term Care) is examined in relation to the removal of sex reassignment surgery from the Alberta Healthcare Insurance Plan in order to better understand the legal strategies designed to remedy different kinds of d…
Art Installation as Method
This article discusses the use of art mediums as methods to enhance the theoretical and political intentions of an academic work. More specifically, it traces the author's moving from one artistic method to another, in order to show how the engagement with the theory that is afforded by each is different. Taking performance ethnography as a methodology, the author argues that two different artistic mediums (performance text and art installation) …
Whose Crazy Investment in Sex
By probing the processes of exclusion of transsexuals from the political sphere, this article offers contributions to social and political theory through an examination of the processes of exclusion from the category "human." This article considers how the erasure of investment in their own embodied sex constructs a platform from which to blame others for sex/gender variance, as well as to justify that blaming. Bringing together Giorgio Agamben, …
Art Installation as Method
This article discusses the use of art mediums as methods to enhance the theoretical and political intentions of an academic work. More specifically, it traces the author's moving from one artistic method to another, in order to show how the engagement with the theory that is afforded by each is different. Taking performance ethnography as a methodology, the author argues that two different artistic mediums (performance text and art installation) …
Human Rights, Transsexed Bodies, and Health Care in Canada
Antidiscrimination legislation is the vehicle most commonly used by communities to demand equality, but how should such law best be employed? In this article, the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal decision in Hogan v. Ontario (Health and Long-term Care) is examined in relation to the removal of sex reassignment surgery from the Alberta Healthcare Insurance Plan in order to better understand the legal strategies designed to remedy different kinds of d…
Whose Crazy Investment in Sex
By probing the processes of exclusion of transsexuals from the political sphere, this article offers contributions to social and political theory through an examination of the processes of exclusion from the category "human." This article considers how the erasure of investment in their own embodied sex constructs a platform from which to blame others for sex/gender variance, as well as to justify that blaming. Bringing together Giorgio Agamben, …
Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)