En s’inspirant de la théorie gaie et du post-structuralisme, les auteurs analysent deux actes de violence a ̀ l’endroit de personnes gaies, soit les meurtres de M. Alain Brousseau et de M. Aaron Webster. Ils soutiennent que, dans les deux cas, le mode d’application des lois contre les crimes de haine révèle la nature problématique des efforts déployés pour figer juridiquement l’identite ́ sexuelle. Selon la loi, le fait d’être gai serait inne ́ et évident. Or l’analyse démontre que l’identite ́ sexuelle est dynamique et tributaire de divers facteurs et qu’elle n’est pas forcément auto-determinée grâce à l’application des lois contre le crime haineux. Les collectivités politisées, les acteurs judiciaires, les agresseurs et les...
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En s’inspirant de la théorie gaie et du post-structuralisme, les auteurs analysent deux actes de vi...
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Queer theory’s strictly deconstructionist approach to identity is highly problematic in terms of soc...
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Over the years, Canada has become more and more multicultural. During the 1970’s, the government beg...
Questioning the emancipatory potential of hate crimes activism for sexual and gender non-normative p...
This paper will explore how the criminal justice system’s ingrained prejudice against LGBTQ2S+ peopl...
Cette thèse s’inscrit dans le champ de la géographie des sexualités et contribue plus précisément au...
Hate crime laws in both Canada and the United States purport to promote equality using the language ...
En s’inspirant de la théorie gaie et du post-structuralisme, les auteurs analysent deux actes de vi...
Drawing on queer theory and post-structuralism, this article explores two "gay bashings," the murder...
This dissertation analyzes personal and institutional narratives that shape the Canadian phenomenon ...
Contemporary researchers have gathered widespread evidence of same-sex practice and desire with no i...
Queer theory’s strictly deconstructionist approach to identity is highly problematic in terms of soc...
Over the past three decades, debates in Canada surrounding the introduction of human rights protecti...
This Article proceeds as follows. In Part II, the author catalogs the history of anti-gay hate crime...
This paper investigates how employing neoliberal discourses of equal rights, anti-discrimination law...
This article identifies discourses which serve to ‘normalise’ experiences of anti-LGBT (Lesbian, Ga...
En nous inspirant des résultats de notre mémoire, nous rendons compte dans cet article des diverses ...
Over the years, Canada has become more and more multicultural. During the 1970’s, the government beg...
Questioning the emancipatory potential of hate crimes activism for sexual and gender non-normative p...
This paper will explore how the criminal justice system’s ingrained prejudice against LGBTQ2S+ peopl...
Cette thèse s’inscrit dans le champ de la géographie des sexualités et contribue plus précisément au...
Hate crime laws in both Canada and the United States purport to promote equality using the language ...