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  1. The Reaches of Heteronormativity: An Introduction.Beth Schneider & Jane Ward - 2009 - Gender and Society 23 (4):433-439.
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  • Re-orientation: Marriage, heteronormativity and heterodox paths.Heather Brook - 2018 - Feminist Theory 19 (3):345-367.
    ‘Hetero’ (from the Greek, ‘different’) is most familiar to us in its attachment as a prefix to ‘sexuality’. In gender studies, sexuality studies and feminist scholarship, heterosexuality is routinely contrasted with homosexuality, and this contrast is often mapped over the opposition of heteronormative versus queer (ideas, practices, effects). These word-pairs (heterosexual and homosexual; heteronormative and queer) tend to operate dichotomously – that is, in exclusive, exhaustive and hierarchically ordered ways. Taking up Sara Ahmed’s work on orientation, this article experiments with (...)
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