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This book applies a framework of `trans vitalities¿ through an ethnographically-anchored exploration of trans coalitional labor and activism in Washington, D.C. It considers how trans social justice work at the local level and exemplifies why and how the notions of `trans community¿ or `trans rights¿ must be reconfigured.

This volume draws on the significance of the work of Marilyn Strathern in respect of its potential to queer anthropological analysis and to foster the reimagining of the object of anthropology.

The question Dulley asks throughout her engagement with Roy Wagner¿s main essays is whether it is possible for the emic gesture to account for difference within difference without falling into the closure of totalization.

This book provides an inventory of modes of inquiry for ethnographic research and presents fieldwork as an act of relational invention.

The question Dulley asks throughout her engagement with Roy Wagner's main essays is whether it is possible for the emic gesture to account for difference within difference without falling into the closure of totalization.