Researching Heteronormativity

Researching Heteronormativity

How to live like ‘any other human being’ – indeed. But how do humans live? Do they always live the same lives everywhere? As this is clearly not the case, how do humans learn what is ‘normal’ in their particular context? And what happens to those who, for whatever reason, the straightjacket of ‘norm...

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