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Meer dan honderd foto's van prominente Nederlandse fotografen die een tijdsbeeld geven van de jaren '50 in Nederland.

Paper voor het vak theoretische psychologie over de vraag hoe het mogelijk is geweest dat zowel de vrouwenbeweging als de seksuologen in Duitsland de vrouwelijke homoseksualiteit als actueel sociaal issue rond 1900 volledig negeerden.

The central question in this thesis is: when and why was same-sex marriage politicized in the Netherlands?

Diversity of gender self-apprehensions and sexual attachments have been long under negotiation of medical, spiritual, and cultural writing, and is now understood as significant component of Indian political debate. There is not enough audacity in confro...

This thesis aims to examine Slash Fiction and Boy'? Love (BL) Manga, homing in especially on why women find these narratives appealing in an attempt to destabilize the heterosexual/homosexual binary. The thesis will attempt this by discussing a wide var...

On March 18th, 2016, during the European summit, the European Council signed a Statement with Turkey (hereafter 'Statement'), enacting a tool designed to 'end the irregular migration from Turkey to the EU'. The measure established that all new irregular...

For this thesis I will be drawing on literature from broader bodies of work in areas such as Orientalism and queer theory. Puar, Ritchie and Schulman's theories are reminiscent of Edward Said's descriptions of Orientalism as a discourse used to exercis...

From the end of the previous century onwards, museums increasingly focused on the experiences of visitors to their institutions rather than concentrating almost exclusively on collecting and preserving objects. More than ever before, visitors, their mot...

Pour aborder le cycle d'Albertine et ses représentations de l'homosexualité, deux aspects des gender studies nous ont été utiles. Premièrement, les points de vue modernes sur les notions telles que sexualité et gender, ainsi que les manifestations...