1. Censorship during the Soviet era
Soviet-era queer authors faced strict censorship due to their homosexuality, resulting in the need for creative methods to express themselves. This resulted in...
The study of history is crucial for understanding human societies and their values, norms, and customs. Historical reflection can shed light on how certain ideas and behaviors emerged, evolved, and...
Queer collective memory refers to the shared history, culture, and identity of LGBTQ+ people, which is often passed down through stories, art, music, literature, and personal experiences. This memory...
The LGBTQ+ community has a rich history of activism and community care that has shaped its members' understanding of ethical responsibility, empathy, and moral courage. Throughout the decades, they...
Queer Mourning and Historical Justice
Queer mourning is an important concept that has been discussed extensively in recent years. It refers to the unique ways in which LGBTQ+ individuals...
Queer myths are stories that feature non-heteronormative gender identities, sexual orientations, romantic partnerships, or erotic dynamics. They can be found across time and cultures. Queer myths...
The topic of LGBTQ+ history is still widely misunderstood in most circles, despite recent advancements in research. This lack of understanding can be attributed to various factors, including...
This paper will explore how historical memory of oppression shapes contemporary queer cultural practices and activism. It is important to understand that the history of homosexuality and gender...
Queer historiography is an academic field that examines historical events from the perspective of non-normative genders and sexualities. By studying marginalized experiences, it helps bring them into...
How can the preservation of queer history be approached ethically while maintaining cultural authenticity and inclusivity?
The preservation of queer history has become an increasingly important...