Add to ORKGIn this paper I ask 3 short but complex questions about trans recognition claims in the DSM 5. 1. In what ways does changing the taxonomy in the DSM 5 lessen the already stigmatized position of trans people? 2. Is it time for the DSM to better reflect human diversity by shifting the emphasis away from the dated two-sex model? 3. How does the trans anti-pathologisation movement challenge DSM 5 recognition? I analyse these questions and responses in light of the 2013 DSM 5 and the diagnostic schema surrounding 'gender dysphoria.' I argue that the models used in the DSM 5 are no longer fit for purpose by drawing on the discourses being used by the trans communities that challenge psychiatric diagnoses
In the scope of the current revision process of the diagnostic manuals Diagnostic and Statistical Ma...
In the following project, I approach the diagnostic classification of Gender Identity Disorder (GID)...
In this paper I review how the notion of gender is understood in psychiatry, specifically in the fif...
In this paper I ask 3 short but complex questions about trans recognition claims in the DSM 5. 1. In...
In the DSM-5, there has been a change in the diagnosis for transpeople of all ages from Gender Ident...
In the DSM-5, there has been a change in the diagnosis for transpeople of all ages from Gender Ident...
The Workgroup on Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders, chaired by Kenneth J. Zucker, was employed by...
My work leads us through an exploration of the phenomenon of transgender, highlighting the way tradi...
The new diagnosis of Gender Dysphoria (GD) in the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Ma...
The new diagnosis of Gender Dysphoria (GD) in the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Ma...
In the US, the Workgroup on Sexual and Gender Disorders, chaired by Kenneth Zucker, was employed to ...
Abstract The long-awaited DSM-5 has finally been published, generating controversy in many areas, in...
The groundwork done in the Workgroups set up to reconfigure the ‘trans*’ diagnoses in the DSM 5 ...
Background: In May 2013, new diagnostic criteria for Gender Dysphoria (GD), formerly Gender Identity...
The concepts of psychiatric diagnosis and gender are both contested, and they are at their most cont...
In the scope of the current revision process of the diagnostic manuals Diagnostic and Statistical Ma...
In the following project, I approach the diagnostic classification of Gender Identity Disorder (GID)...
In this paper I review how the notion of gender is understood in psychiatry, specifically in the fif...
In this paper I ask 3 short but complex questions about trans recognition claims in the DSM 5. 1. In...
In the DSM-5, there has been a change in the diagnosis for transpeople of all ages from Gender Ident...
In the DSM-5, there has been a change in the diagnosis for transpeople of all ages from Gender Ident...
The Workgroup on Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders, chaired by Kenneth J. Zucker, was employed by...
My work leads us through an exploration of the phenomenon of transgender, highlighting the way tradi...
The new diagnosis of Gender Dysphoria (GD) in the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Ma...
The new diagnosis of Gender Dysphoria (GD) in the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Ma...
In the US, the Workgroup on Sexual and Gender Disorders, chaired by Kenneth Zucker, was employed to ...
Abstract The long-awaited DSM-5 has finally been published, generating controversy in many areas, in...
The groundwork done in the Workgroups set up to reconfigure the ‘trans*’ diagnoses in the DSM 5 ...
Background: In May 2013, new diagnostic criteria for Gender Dysphoria (GD), formerly Gender Identity...
The concepts of psychiatric diagnosis and gender are both contested, and they are at their most cont...
In the scope of the current revision process of the diagnostic manuals Diagnostic and Statistical Ma...
In the following project, I approach the diagnostic classification of Gender Identity Disorder (GID)...
In this paper I review how the notion of gender is understood in psychiatry, specifically in the fif...