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Gender Dysphoria and Euphoria by Shoshana Rosenberg, Damien W. Riggs, and Salem Skelton examines the concepts of gender dysphoria and euphoria from clinical, theoretical, and lived-experience perspectives. The book traces the emergence of euphoria as a concept, its relationship to dysphoria, and its manifestation in the body, relationships, and frameworks of liberation. Using the Möbius Strip as a model, the authors demonstrate how gender is interconnected, nonlinear, and multifaceted rather than singular, proposing that dysphoria and euphoria are not two poles but a blended, oscillating experience.
Key Features
Integrated Perspective: Explores gender dysphoria and euphoria as interconnected and non-linear experiences.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Engages with clinical theory, gender studies, crip theory, spirituality, and political movements.
Conceptual Innovation: Introduces the Möbius Strip as a model for understanding gender multiplicity, duality, and relationality.
Practical Relevance: Offers insights for clinicians, psychologists, and other practitioners working with trans and gender-diverse individuals.
Academic Utility: Suitable for students and researchers in psychology, sociology, trans studies, cultural studies, and gender studies.