 The relationship between Continental feminism and queer theory is simultaneously productive and fraught. While far from exhaustive, this entry will first highlight some of the overlapping figures and approaches between the two fields, including examples of scholarship at their intersections. It will then briefly introduce one account of the tension between them. Finally, it will close with some reflections on the shared problems across these fields, including their historically white and Anglo-Eurocentric approaches, as well as how recent work in queer of color critique aligns with and points to new directions in Continental feminism.