With Respect to Sex

Acknowledgments
1. The Ethnographic Setting
2. Hijras, Individuality, and Izzat
3. Cartographies of Sex/Gender
4. Sacred Legitimization, Corporeal Practice: Hindu Iconography and Hijra Renunciation
5. "We Are All Musalmans Now": Religious Practice, Positionality, and Hijra/Muslim Identification
6. (Per)Formative Selves: The Production of Gender
7. "Our People": Kinship, Marriage, and the Family
8. Shifting Contexts, Fluid Identities
9. Crossing "Lines" of Subjectivity: Transnational Movements and Gay Identifications
10. Conclusion
Appendix
Notes
Glossary
References
Index