
Kath Weston
Kath Weston’s current work focuses on political economy, political ecology and environmental issues, historical anthropology, and science studies. She has also published widely on kinship, gender, and sexuality. Before coming to the University of Virginia, she taught at Harvard University and Arizona State University. She has also served as a Visiting Professor at Cambridge University, the University of Tokyo, Brandeis University, Wellesley College, and Olin College. Dr. Weston has conducted fieldwork and archival research in North America, India, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. She is a longtime member of the National Writers Union and the author of multiple books.
Born 1958-01-01
Identifiers
- WikidataQ59430803
- Open LibraryOL403003A
- Open LibraryOL10055322A
Top Subjects
- Gay parents -- United States (1)
- Gay men -- United States -- Family relationships (1)
- Gay couples -- United States (1)
- Kinship -- United States (1)
- Lesbians -- United States -- Family relationships (1)
- Sex role -- United States. (1)
- Lesbians -- United States -- Identity. (1)
Books by Kath Weston
Total count: 7
Families we chooselesbians, gays, kinshipColumbia University Press1991-01-01
Render me, gender melesbians talk sex, class, color, nation, studmuffins--Columbia University Press1996-01-01-
Long Slow BurnSexuality and Social ScienceTaylor & Francis Group1998-01-01
Gender in real timepower and transcience in a visual ageRoutledge2002-01-01
Traveling LightBeacon Press2008-01-01-
Queer/MigrationDuke University Press2008-01-01
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Animate PlanetMaking Visceral Sense of Living in a High-Tech Ecologically Damaged WorldDuke University Press2017-01-01