According to the authors of this essay, it is necessary to incorporate a new and more inclusive model of social representation in order to comprehend nonbinary identity. Given the transnormativity, cisnormativity, and genderism that usually characterize LGBTQIA+ people, there is the risk of
This article is the result of a study on minority gender identities conducted in Italy which involved 40 nonbinary individuals aged 19 to 36 years in a semi-structured interview. The research team comprised a diverse range of positionalities, including trans, nonbinary, queer, bisexual, lesbian, and
Questo volume raccoglie al proprio interno contributi di specialist* provenienti da diversi ambiti disciplinari e vuole produrre un costante dialogo e incontro tra mondo queer e psicoanalitico. Il capitolo scritto da Fau Rosati, in particolare, si sofferma sulla necessità di una psicologia
Rosati, F., Lorusso, M. M., Albanesi, C., Baiocco, R., Pistella, J., & Compare, C. (2024) To comprehend nonbinary identity, it is necessary to incorporate new and more inclusive social representations (SRs). Transnormativity, cisnormativity, and genderism may characterize lesbian, gay, bisexual,
by Sam de BoisePages 57-62 | Published online: 16 Apr 2024Very few terms are as fiercely fought over and so readily used but so causally underdeveloped as that of ‘culture’. The concept has a range of different interpretations but can be broadly divided between aesthetic and anthropological uses.
