I think we have to ask, not, what "Gender trouble" is today but where "Gender trouble" is today.

I think that every sexual position is fundamentally comic.

I think it's important to live with a certain danger and a certain risk.

In the meantime, what is lost is any sense that the Palestinian resistance to Israeli colonial rule is waged from a situation of occupation or expulsion, that there is a military order that controls the boundaries of what would be a sovereign Palestinian state, that the land on which that state is now thinkable has been radically diminished by an ongoing practice of land confiscation and appropriation.

It wasn't possible just to rid oneself, simply, of the norms through which one is constituted.

If we think about sexual life for a gender life, it seems to me that we have to allow for certain kinds of changes or certain kinds of ways of reconceptualizing ourselves.

I must say, I feel the reception of my work is none of my business.