Author name: Antonio Martella

Monaco S. Per sociologia “più queer”. Innovazioni e implicazioni per la ricerca sociale

Authors: Salvatore Monaco Abstract This paper re-evaluates some conventional research practices in Sociology, advocating for their reformulation through a queer lens to bet-ter capture the complexity and diversity of human experiences. The primary aim is to advance strategies for a more inclusive and reflexive approach to fieldwork, balancing theoretical innovation with methodological rigor. It explores […]

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Guizzardi L. Queer Aesthetics: Reflections on the Queer through the Lens of Georg Simmel

Authors: Luca Guizzardi Abstract The article wants to outline some theoretical reflections about queer aesthetics. Who is a queer individual? How can a queer individual be imagined? The queer subject or, better still, queer identities, shatter the dominant perspective of society in the same way as Simmel’s stranger. The queer subject is the strange(r) of

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Centrone B., Costantino E. Multiple discrimination: an intersectional study on the embodied experience of LGBTQIAP+ disabled people

Authors: Barbara Centrone, Elisa Costantino Abstract The existing literature on Disability Studies has only recently begun to explore the sexual identity of disabled people from an embodied perspective. This study is part of a broader and still ongoing research project that presents the results of an exploratory survey conducted with a self-selected sample of queer

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