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Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 2014
This study draws on interview data, a grounded theoretical methodology, and social identity theory concepts to explore how early midlife gay men manage their age identities through the use of linguistic labels, intragenerational talk among peers, and intergenerational talk with younger gay men.
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This study draws on interview data, a grounded theoretical methodology, and social identity theory concepts to explore how early midlife gay men manage their age identities through the use of linguistic labels, intragenerational talk among peers, and intergenerational talk with younger gay men.
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Against the grain? When gay men counsel other gay men
Psychodynamic Counselling, 1999Abstract The intrinsic variability of the erotic object in Freud's account of sexuality yields a means of engaging with the humiliation of male homosexuality in this or any other time. However, because most psychoanalytic theory post-Freud has refused to attend to this variability, and has provided moral and intellectual succour to die homophobia of ...
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2004
Gay men and lesbians claim an identity defined by their choice of sexual activities. It is an identity which seems to announce, first, what their minds turn to erotically. Straight men and women who are anxious about homosexuals are quick to pick this up and mirror it with the anxiety that a gay man or lesbian is thinking about them sexually.
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Gay men and lesbians claim an identity defined by their choice of sexual activities. It is an identity which seems to announce, first, what their minds turn to erotically. Straight men and women who are anxious about homosexuals are quick to pick this up and mirror it with the anxiety that a gay man or lesbian is thinking about them sexually.
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2016
Contemporary western societies are characterized by a growing diversification of family types. Families have changed dramatically over time due to economic, demographic, cultural, and political factors. The diversity of families is evident in the growth of nontraditional family structures.
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Contemporary western societies are characterized by a growing diversification of family types. Families have changed dramatically over time due to economic, demographic, cultural, and political factors. The diversity of families is evident in the growth of nontraditional family structures.
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Community and Drug Use among Gay Men: The Role of Neighborhoods and Networks
Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 2011Richard Carpiano +2 more
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Gay men should not be forgotten
Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, 1995openaire +2 more sources
Attitude Toward Gay Men in an Italian Sample: Masculinity and Sexual Orientation Make a Difference
Sexuality Research and Social Policy, 2016Salvatore Ioverno +2 more
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