Resisting Normativity: Queer Musings on Politics, Identity, and the Performance of Therapy

Some of the different concepts and issues relating to queers in relation to politics, identity, and the performance of therapy are discussed. The need for advocating that queer utopian possibilities of freedom, liberation and collectivity are more than what could be and hence should be encouraged.

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Published in:International journal of narrative therapy and community work 2010-01, Vol.2010 (3), p.64-70
Main Authors: Tilsen, Julie, Nylund, Dave
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Conferences (Gatherings)
Cross Cultural Studies
Cultural Centers
Culture
Essentialism
Females
Gays
Gender identity
Heteronormativity
Heterosexism
Homophobia
Homosexuality
Legal status, laws, etc
LGBTQ rights movements
Males
Mass Media
Middle class
Modernism
Political aspects
Pre-existing conditions
Queer theory
Same sex marriage
Sexual Identity
Sexual minorities
Sexual Orientation
Sexuality
Stereotypes
Transsexualism
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Summary:Some of the different concepts and issues relating to queers in relation to politics, identity, and the performance of therapy are discussed. The need for advocating that queer utopian possibilities of freedom, liberation and collectivity are more than what could be and hence should be encouraged.
ISSN:1446-5019