第零週

Intro to Course (張學友與鄭中基的左右為難)

Come out, come out, bisexuality (Geller, Weise -127--definition)

Andy Plumb, The Transgender Dance 　

Pamela Walker, Reflecting on Physical Disability and (Bi)sexuality 　

Ruth Gibian, Refusing Certainty: Toward a Bisexuality of Wholeness 　

Dvora Zipking, Why Bi 　Stacey Young, Breaking Silence About the "B-Word"?: Bisexual Identity and Lesbian-Feminist Discourse 　

Rebecca Ripley, The Language of Desire: Sexuality, Identity and Language 　

Sharon Gonsalves, Where Healing Becomes Possible

You are! Are You? (Weise 127-231--Practice) 　

Robyn Ochs, Bisexuality, Feminism, Men and Me 　

Rebecca Shuster, Bisexuality and the Quest for Principled Loving 　

Amanda Yoshizaki, Breaking the Rules: Constructing a Bisexual Feminist Marriage Diane Anderson, Living With Contradictions 　

Eridani, Is Sexual Orientation a Secondary Characteristic? 　

Amanda Udis-Kessler, Closer to Home: Bisexual Feminism and the Transformation of Hetero/sexism 　

Kathleen Bennett, Feminist Bisexuality: A Both/And Option for an Either/Or World

Who's afraid of bisexuality (Weise 233-310--Community) 　

Beth Elliott, Holly Near: And Yet So Far 　

Karin Baker, Bisexual-Feminist Politics: Because Bisexuality Is Not Enough 　

Rebecca Kaplan, Compulsory Heterosexuality and the Bisexual Existence: Toward a Bisexual Feminist Understanding of Heterosexism 　

Paula C. Rust, Who Are We and Where Do We Go From Here: Conceptualizing Bisexuality

The birth of a movement (Tucker 31-107--Bisexual identity) 　

Stephen Donaldson, The Bisexual Movement's Beginnings in the 70s: A Personal Retrospective 　

Liz A. Highleyman, Identity and Ideas: Strategies for Bisexuals Tamara Bower, Bisexual Women, Feminist Politics

Match of the century (Tucker 151-249--Les vs. Bi)

Carol Queen, Sexual Diversity and Bisexual Identity

Elizabeth Armstrong, Traitors to the Cause: Understanding the Lesbian/Gay " Bisexuality Debates" 　

Stacey Young, Bisexuality, Lesbian and Gay Communities and the Limits of Identity Politics

Kory Martin-Damon, Essay for the Inclusion of Transsexuals

Beyond binary thinking (Tucker 251-314--Who else wants in?) 　

Orna Izakson, If Half of You Dodges a Bullet, All of You Ends Up Dead 　

Rebecca Kaplan, Your Fence Is Sitting on Me: The Hazards of Binary Thinking 　

Annie S. Murray, Forsaking All Others: A Bifeminist Discussion of Compulsory Monogamy

Jill Nagle, Framing Radical Bisexuality: Toward a Gender Agenda

Bi and Transgender (Rust) 　

Paula C. Rust, Another Revolution on the Political Wheel: The Politicization of Bisexuality

Ki Namaste, "Tragic Misreadings": Queer Theory's Erasure of Transgender Subjectivity

Fighting our way through (Beemyn & Eliason) 　

Amber Ault, Hegemonic Discourse in an Oppositional Community: Lesbian Feminist Stigmatization of Bisexual Women 　

Christopher James, Denying Complexity: The Dismissal and Appropriation of Bisexuality in Queer, Lesbian, and Gay Theory

Bi words & bi politics (Garber) 　

Marjorie Garber, Bi Sexual Politics 　

Marjorie Garber, Fatal Attractions

The eternal triangle (Garber) 　

Marjorie Garber, Erotic Triangles 　

Marjorie Garber, Jealousy

Queer Bi (Phelan) 　

Judith Butler, Critically Queer 　

Stacey Young, Dichotomizing and Displacement: Bisexuality in Queer Theory and Politics