The Power of Stealth: (In)Visible Sites of Female‐to‐Male Transsexual Resistance

Elijah Adiv Edelman

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This chapter contains sections titled: Living Stealthily The Trans Context: Background Stealth as Shame, Denial or a Stage of Development: The Literature Stealth Practice Focusing In: Adam We Know Who We Are: Ideologies at Work in Adam's Narrative The Lived Meanings of Stealth Practice The Bathroom: A Site of Conflict Stealth as Strategy: Creative Practice as Disidentification Innovation: The Creative Practice of Stealth Engaging in Stealth Practice Publicly Acknowledgments References

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