Introduction; 1: How Queer Can You Go? Theory, Normality and Normativity; 2: (Con)founding 'the Human': Incestuous Beginnings; 3: Queer Apocal(o)ptic/ism: The Death Drive and the Human; 4: Queering the Beast: The Antichrists' Gay Wedding; 5: Queering the Un/Godly: Christ's Humanities and Medieval Sexualities; 6: Unnatural Predators: Queer Theory Meets Environmental Studies in Bram Stoker's Dracula; 7: The Werewolf as Queer, the Queer as Werewolf, and Queer Werewolves; 8: The Face of a Dog: Levinasian Ethics and Human/Dog Co-evolution; 9: 'I Married My Dog': On Queer Canine Literature; 10: Animal Trans 1; 11: Lessons From a Starfish; 12: Animating Revolt/Revolting Animation: Penguin Love, Doll Sex and the Spectacle of the Queer Nonhuman; 13: The Nanoengineering of Desire; 14: Queer Causation and the Ethics of Mattering; 15: Necrosexuality; Afterword An Unfinished Conversation About Glowing Green Bunnies 1

What might it mean to queer the Human? By extension, how is the Human employed within queer theory? Featuring essays by international pioneering scholars in queer theory, critical theory, cultural studies and science studies, this volume reconsiders the way we think about queer theory, the category of the Human and the act of queering itself.