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31	And yet here we are Halvarsson, Mio Elias January 2021 (has links) This work is about representation and existing. I’m fat and transmasculine. I’m looking for a reflection in my surroundings, culture, in media and art. I can’t find it, so I have to create it myself. Through materialising bodies in clay that describe what fat transmasculine people can look like I aim to give myself and people who are similar to me something we’re lacking. I claim my existence. trans transgender transmasculine nonbinary fat fat liberation fat studies fatness body representation intersectionality craft art ceramic sculpting ceramics sculpting trans transperson transmaskulin ickebinär fet tjock kropp representation intersektionalitet konsthantverk konst keramisk skulptur keramik skulptur Arts Konst
32	Transmedicalism : A critical discourse analysis on transnormativity in online discussion websites and publishing platforms / Transmedicalism : En kritisk diskursanalys om transnormativitet i nätanslutna diskussion webbplatser och publicerings plattformar Cannerstad, Kim January 2021 (has links) No description available. Biological essentialism Colonialism Conservative Critical discourse analysis DSM-5 ICD-10 ICD-11 Gatekeeping Gender binary Gender binarism Gender dysphoria Gender incongruence Nonbinary Trans activism Trans studies Transfeminism Transmedicalism Transmedicalist Transmed Transnormativity Transsexual Transsexualism Transphobia Truscum Tucute Republican White supremacy Willpower Xenophobia Queer theory Gender Studies Genusstudier
33	LGBT+ a veřejné knihovny / LGBT+ and Public Libraries Bouchalová, Hana January 2021 (has links) LGBT+ and Public Libraries Hana Bouchalová English Abstract The purpose of this thesis is to define the relations of the Czech LGBT+ community (lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans* with respect to other gender identities and sexual orientations) and Czech public libraries. Focusing on LGBT+ literature and library and information services, the thesis offers both library and LGBT+ community perspective, using following research methods: questionnaires and interviews (executed with the help of LGBT+ groups and organisations), interviews with librarians, mystery shopping and analysis of selected Czech public library collections. Theoretical chapters discussing the existence of Czech queer libraries and the situation of LGBT+ community in the Czech Republic and elsewhere are also included. Final chapter contains suggestions for libraries how to better design and improve their services and offers related topics for further discussion.

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