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010 a| 2010280667;

020 a| 9781607439325;

020 a| 1607439328;

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090 a| N7433.4.S55b| W76 2009;

100 1 a| Sligh, Clarissa T.,e| author,e| book artist.=| ^A1430949;

245 10 a| Wrongly bodied :b| documenting transition from female to male /c| Clarissa Sligh.;

246 30 a| Documenting transition from female to male;

250 a| First edition.;

264 1 a| Philadelphia, PA :b| Leeway Foundation,c| [2009];

300 a| 159 pages :b| illustrations, portraits ;c| 20 cm;

336 a| textb| txt2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediatedb| n2| rdamedia;

338 a| volumeb| nc2| rdacarrier;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (page 158).;

500 a| "Wrongly Bodied came out of photographing Jacob McBee in transition from female to male and William Craft's book, Running a thousand miles for freedom, first published in London in 1860 by William Tweedie, twelve years after Ellen and William Craft's escape from Georgia."--Page 8.;

500 a| "The narratives are based on interviews conducted by Clarissa Sligh and on William Craft's Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom: The Escape of William and Ellen Craft from Slavery published in 1860."--Page 4.;

505 0 a| Jake in transition from female to male -- Ellen and William Craft's escape from slavery -- Jake's transition time line -- Jake's support group (March 28, 1999) -- Essays. Jake in transition from female to male series, or, Through the mirror and what Clarissa found there / by Carla Williams -- Women in transitition (from female to male) (translated from Italian) / by Silvia Roncucci -- Afterword: How I met Jake / by Clarissa Sligh.;

520 8 a| "Wrongly Bodied narratives a female to male transition that acquires even greater poignancy when contextualized alongside reflections on cross-dressing and racial passing as necessary strategies for survival. Juxtaposed with an epic narrative of African-American self-fashioning, the textured portraits of Jake, his partners, and his support group bring sharply into view the uses of embodiment in the quest for freedom and fulfillment. ... Clarissa Sligh examines this culture's greatest persistent taboos--gender, race and identity. Historic heroism is melded with contemporary chutzpah, likening external enslavement with internal entrapment, all woven together. Wrongly Bodied is a long overdue critical and artistic investigation of self-determination, free will, identity politics, and the role of the artist."--Back cover.;

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600 10 a| Craft, Ellen.=| ^A152375;

600 10 a| Craft, William.=| ^A454202;

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600 17 a| Craft, William.2| fast0| (OCoLC)fst00006149?| UNAUTHORIZED;

650 0 a| Portrait photography.=| ^A310262;

650 0 a| Transgender men.=| ^A1385662;

650 0 a| Female-to-male transsexuals.=| ^A541061;

650 0 a| Gender identity.=| ^A11332;

650 0 a| Passing (Identity)=| ^A416969;

650 0 a| Enslaved persons' writings, American=| ^A221653;

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650 7 a| Photography, Artistic.2| fast0| (OCoLC)fst01061964;

650 7 a| Slaves' writings, American.2| fast0| (OCoLC)fst01120585;

650 7 a| Transsexuals.2| fast0| (OCoLC)fst01155432;

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710 2 a| Leeway Foundation,e| publisher.=| ^A1431058;

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Wrongly bodied : documenting transition from female to male / Clarissa Sligh.

Author/creator	Sligh, Clarissa T. author, book artist.
Other author	Sligh, Clarissa T., autographer.
Other author	Leeway Foundation, publisher.
Other author	Blue Ridge Printing, printer.
Format	Book
Edition	First edition.
Publication	Philadelphia, PA : Leeway Foundation, [2009]
Copyright Date	©2009
Description	159 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 20 cm
Subjects	McBee, Jacob. Craft, Ellen. Craft, William. Portrait photography. Transgender men. Female-to-male transsexuals. Gender identity. Passing (Identity) Enslaved persons' writings, American Artists' books--Pennsylvania. --Philadelphia. --Specimens.

Portion of title	Documenting transition from female to male
Contents	Jake in transition from female to male -- Ellen and William Craft's escape from slavery -- Jake's transition time line -- Jake's support group (March 28, 1999) -- Essays. Jake in transition from female to male series, or, Through the mirror and what Clarissa found there / by Carla Williams -- Women in transitition (from female to male) (translated from Italian) / by Silvia Roncucci -- Afterword: How I met Jake / by Clarissa Sligh.
Summary	"Wrongly Bodied narratives a female to male transition that acquires even greater poignancy when contextualized alongside reflections on cross-dressing and racial passing as necessary strategies for survival. Juxtaposed with an epic narrative of African-American self-fashioning, the textured portraits of Jake, his partners, and his support group bring sharply into view the uses of embodiment in the quest for freedom and fulfillment. ... Clarissa Sligh examines this culture's greatest persistent taboos--gender, race and identity. Historic heroism is melded with contemporary chutzpah, likening external enslavement with internal entrapment, all woven together. Wrongly Bodied is a long overdue critical and artistic investigation of self-determination, free will, identity politics, and the role of the artist."--Back cover.
Local note	Joyner Rare Artist's Book copy includes autograph of author on title page.f
General note	"Wrongly Bodied came out of photographing Jacob McBee in transition from female to male and William Craft's book, Running a thousand miles for freedom, first published in London in 1860 by William Tweedie, twelve years after Ellen and William Craft's escape from Georgia."--Page 8.
General note	"The narratives are based on interviews conducted by Clarissa Sligh and on William Craft's Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom: The Escape of William and Ellen Craft from Slavery published in 1860."--Page 4.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (page 158).
Acquisitions source	Joyner Rare Artist's Books purchased from Minnesota CBA 10/4/21
Genre/form	Artists' books.
Genre/form	Artists' books Pennsylvania 2009.
Genre/form	Artists' books.
LCCN	2010280667
ISBN	9781607439325
ISBN	1607439328

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