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2021
Abstract This chapter offers an account of central issues and themes in queer theory, with particular attention to the challenges it has posed to the concepts of normativity, identity, and the category of “woman.” It explores queer theory’s emergence from lesbian and gay studies, and considers its relation to feminist philosophy and ...
Jimmie Manning, Tony E. Adams
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Abstract This chapter offers an account of central issues and themes in queer theory, with particular attention to the challenges it has posed to the concepts of normativity, identity, and the category of “woman.” It explores queer theory’s emergence from lesbian and gay studies, and considers its relation to feminist philosophy and ...
Jimmie Manning, Tony E. Adams
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The term “queer” has predominantly occupied everyday vocabulary at the turn of the 21st century. Given this, queer lands uniquely with people across diverse experiences and positionalities, arriving at a tautology that continues to fit queer narratives and histories—“queer is queer.” Variety translates to the roots of queer theory and, presently, to ...
Jen Self, Allison Atis
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Jen Self, Allison Atis
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Group Analysis, 2005
Queer theory has been a key player on the academic scene for over ten years and looks set to continue for many years to come. The aim of this paper is to present an overview of the key elements that shape this body of work and to point to its potential usefulness for group analysis.
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Queer theory has been a key player on the academic scene for over ten years and looks set to continue for many years to come. The aim of this paper is to present an overview of the key elements that shape this body of work and to point to its potential usefulness for group analysis.
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Theory & Psychology, 1997
In the 1990s, queer theory has emerged as an influential mode of thought in the ongoing debate about empowerment issues. Queer theory is concerned with the non-essentializing nature of sexual identities and is premised on the notion of resistance to forms of domination, such as heterosexism and homophobia.
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In the 1990s, queer theory has emerged as an influential mode of thought in the ongoing debate about empowerment issues. Queer theory is concerned with the non-essentializing nature of sexual identities and is premised on the notion of resistance to forms of domination, such as heterosexism and homophobia.
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