The language one uses for self-identification can be instrumental in the development and integration of one’s sense of self. This is particularly true regarding gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation. This seems to be particularly marked with use of the term “queer.” This research project explored terms that college-aged people use for self and other reference, especially use of the word queer. The results from this study provide empirical evidence that college-aged people have reclaimed the word queer as acceptable for gender or sexual orientation identification, although it is not the most frequent term used for their own self-identification
LGBTQ+ labels and terminology in society embed ideological assumptions and affect who gains communit...
When queer took the world of AIDS activism and the academy by storm in the late 20th century, activi...
Finn Mackay reviews the history of queer activism and queer theory, while situating this history in ...
The language one uses for self-identification can be instrumental in the development and integration...
When the word “queer” took the world of AIDS activism and the academy by storm in the late twentieth...
“Queer” as an identity label has undergone significant semantic shift since the LGBT rights movement...
grantor: University of TorontoQueer is a contested term with numerous meanings. This thesi...
The definition and nomenclature used in queer theory have become distorted from their initial meanin...
This chapter explores some of the challenging questions that higher education researchers encounter ...
This study explored the lexical semantics of common same-sex sexuality labels (i.e., homosexual, gay...
Queer is a word of uncertain origin that had entered the English language by the early 16th century,...
UnrestrictedDespite the growing visibility of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning or Qu...
In the last thirty years, the homosexual community has undertaken semantic shifts in its identity ma...
My research addresses queer culture and language on the UIUC campus; how students currently use term...
LGBTQ+ labels and terminology in society embed ideological assumptions and affect who gains communit...
LGBTQ+ labels and terminology in society embed ideological assumptions and affect who gains communit...
When queer took the world of AIDS activism and the academy by storm in the late 20th century, activi...
Finn Mackay reviews the history of queer activism and queer theory, while situating this history in ...
The language one uses for self-identification can be instrumental in the development and integration...
When the word “queer” took the world of AIDS activism and the academy by storm in the late twentieth...
“Queer” as an identity label has undergone significant semantic shift since the LGBT rights movement...
grantor: University of TorontoQueer is a contested term with numerous meanings. This thesi...
The definition and nomenclature used in queer theory have become distorted from their initial meanin...
This chapter explores some of the challenging questions that higher education researchers encounter ...
This study explored the lexical semantics of common same-sex sexuality labels (i.e., homosexual, gay...
Queer is a word of uncertain origin that had entered the English language by the early 16th century,...
UnrestrictedDespite the growing visibility of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning or Qu...
In the last thirty years, the homosexual community has undertaken semantic shifts in its identity ma...
My research addresses queer culture and language on the UIUC campus; how students currently use term...
LGBTQ+ labels and terminology in society embed ideological assumptions and affect who gains communit...
LGBTQ+ labels and terminology in society embed ideological assumptions and affect who gains communit...
When queer took the world of AIDS activism and the academy by storm in the late 20th century, activi...
Finn Mackay reviews the history of queer activism and queer theory, while situating this history in ...