This study explores the ways in which the intersections of sexuality and identity are experienced and understood by a queer woman living with a disability. Through a narrative account of critical moments and turning points in the participant's lived experience of disability, sexuality and gender, this study examines the ways in which intersecting identities both shape and are shaped by context and experiences of the body as both complex and fluid. The participant's narrative provides a rich account of her experiences embodying multiple marginalized and intersecting social locations. The points at which her queer and disability identities intersect and diverge illuminate findings important to gaining a deeper understanding of the ways in ...
Intersectionality, first introduced by Kimberle Crenshaw, has become a widely accepted framework for...
CITATION: Hunt, X., Braathen, S. H. & Rohleder, P. 2021. Physical disability and femininity : an int...
Studies in medical sociology and law construct disability as anti-productive, unthinkable and uninte...
Undergraduate Thesis - Women Studies, University of Washington (2005).Until recently the sexuality o...
People with disabilities are largely conceptualized as asexual; this systematically excludes disable...
This study sought to understand the ways in which the intersections of sexuality, disability, and id...
Chapter 1 establishes my search for reflections of my identities in the larger culture. I describe m...
textDiversity of social identities among college students has received increasing attention in highe...
The medical industrial complex has historically contributed to the oppression and pathology of queer...
This dissertation is a multi-methodological project that examines the experiences of being both LGBT...
Throughout my journey of growing up, I never questioned my innate tendency to reassure people that t...
This thesis investigates the current cultural discourses surrounding sexuality in persons with disab...
Disability theorists have long-argued that social norms related to gender, sexuality, and disability...
Transgender bodies and disabled bodies occasionally cross paths in disability studies as illustratio...
The intersection of theories of disability and bisexuality is unexplored, yet both are identities re...
Intersectionality, first introduced by Kimberle Crenshaw, has become a widely accepted framework for...
CITATION: Hunt, X., Braathen, S. H. & Rohleder, P. 2021. Physical disability and femininity : an int...
Studies in medical sociology and law construct disability as anti-productive, unthinkable and uninte...
Undergraduate Thesis - Women Studies, University of Washington (2005).Until recently the sexuality o...
People with disabilities are largely conceptualized as asexual; this systematically excludes disable...
This study sought to understand the ways in which the intersections of sexuality, disability, and id...
Chapter 1 establishes my search for reflections of my identities in the larger culture. I describe m...
textDiversity of social identities among college students has received increasing attention in highe...
The medical industrial complex has historically contributed to the oppression and pathology of queer...
This dissertation is a multi-methodological project that examines the experiences of being both LGBT...
Throughout my journey of growing up, I never questioned my innate tendency to reassure people that t...
This thesis investigates the current cultural discourses surrounding sexuality in persons with disab...
Disability theorists have long-argued that social norms related to gender, sexuality, and disability...
Transgender bodies and disabled bodies occasionally cross paths in disability studies as illustratio...
The intersection of theories of disability and bisexuality is unexplored, yet both are identities re...
Intersectionality, first introduced by Kimberle Crenshaw, has become a widely accepted framework for...
CITATION: Hunt, X., Braathen, S. H. & Rohleder, P. 2021. Physical disability and femininity : an int...
Studies in medical sociology and law construct disability as anti-productive, unthinkable and uninte...