Schinocca S., Ferrero Camoletto R. Per un abitare obliquo. Esplorare esperienze LGBTQI+ di precarietà abitativa con metodi creativi

Authors: Simone Schinocca, Raffaella Ferrero Camoletto Abstract La condizione di homelessness in persone LGBTQI+ risulta spesso invisibile per la riluttanza degli individui ad autodefinirsi tali per il timore su subire discriminazioni e violenze da altri ospiti e dagli stessi operatori dei rifugi dedicati (cfr. Quilty e Norris 2022).L’articolo ricostruisce le esperienze di un gruppo di […]

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Braida N. Looking at polyamory through queer lens. Notes from a longitudinal qualitative studies

Authors: Nicole Braida Abstract The article analyses the main results of a longitudinal study on relational forms inspired by the theory and practice of polyamory in Italy. Adopting a queer epistemological perspective, I highlight how the polyamorous discourse aligns and can partly contribute to the denaturalization of certain binarisms (Homosexual/Heterosexual; Man/Woman) that are foundational to

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Coppola M., Guizzardi L., Monaco S. Introduction. Queer(ing) (and) the social sciences: challenges and perspectives

Authors: Marianna Coppola, Luca Guizzardi, Salvatore Monaco Abstract Originally emerging from textual idealism and literary criticism, the concept of “queer” has undergone a significant transformation over time, evolving into a critical and disruptive framework useful for analyzing and reinterpreting the dynamics of identity, subjectivity, and social relations.. The inherently fluid nature of the queer concept,

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