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ca-2869	Lewin, Ellen	Who’s Queer? What’s Queer? Queer Anthropology through the Lens of Ethnography	2016		.htm	text/html	3474	148	51	As I later considered Weston’s findings, which are very solidly grounded in ethnographic investigation but which mainly focus on gay people who are not parents, I could only conclude that parenthood changed the meaning of kinship for gay and lesbian people from the emphasis on the chosen-families model to something much more similar to what nongay people who had children embraced. Queer Anthropology through the Lens of Ethnography ELLEN LEWIN University of Iowa http://orcid.org/0000-0003-2911-0628 I would like to use this space to explore the utility of queer nomenclature for understanding the lives of many real-world people with nonheteronormative sexual or gender identities and presentations, asking whether a field of inquiry many choose to label as “queer anthropology” can adequately represent the full diversity of the populations we study.	cache/ca-2869.htm	txt/ca-2869.txt