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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Pathologization"”.
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The Paradox Of Visibility: Anti-Blackness, Pathologization, And The Limitations Of Canadian Criminal Law
This dissertation offers a quadripartite analysis of the endemic nature of anti-Black racism within Canadian criminal law, contributing to the growing body of Canadian critical race theory (CRT) literature and advancing the field of race-conscious doctrinal work on Canadian criminal law. Each …
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A Mad Critique of Anti-Neoliberalism: Sanism in Contemporary Left Thinking On Political Economy
… that situates regimes of normalization and pathologization in the longue durée of racial capitalism, settler colonialism, and liberal democracy.
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Public Health and the Politics of Haussmannization in Nineteenth-Century Paris, 1830-1870
… of insalubrity was shaped by hygienists' pathologization of poverty, crime, and working-class militancy in response to the arrival of cholera and the increase in working-class unrest during the July Monarchy. Hygienists hypothesized that these issues stemmed from workers' moral …
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LA DIMENSIONE COSTITUZIONALE DEL DIRITTO ALL'ORIENTAMENTO SESSUALE
… in the nineteenth century, by the process of pathologization, whose effects have had a lasting impact on the social and legal perception of homosexuality and on the configuration of LGBTQ+ rights. The second chapter examines the constitutional foundations of the protection of sexual …
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Out of the Closet and Into Print: Gay Liberation across the Anglo-American World
… psychiatric, psychological, and psychoanalytic pathologization of homosexuality; the historicity and genealogy of homosexual resistance to oppression; complex entanglements between gay liberation and lesbian feminism; child and youth sexuality; and paedophilia and intergenerational sex.
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Over, Then Over Again, Over: A Poetics of Disorder
… to be contained—she exists in excess—and her pathologization renders self-expression too illogical to be legitimate. At the same time, she lives in a perpetual state of girlhood, not as a developmental stage, but as an imposed social persona. Situated at the nexus of feminist theory and …
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Making Sense of the Space Between: A Qualitative Study of Therapist’s Experience and Use of Therapeutic Enactments
… was disavowed by the therapist often resulted in pathologization of the patient, and rigidity of therapeutic technique.</p>
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Standardizing Injustice in Transition-related Medicine?: An Institutional Ethnography of How Assessment Protocols Coordinate Inequitable Access to Hormones and Surgeries in Canada
… standardizes an entire model of care based in pathologization. This research project uses data obtained through talking with twenty-two trans people, clinicians, clinician-educators, and hospital administrators, observing clinician-education workshops, and analyzing pertinent assessment …
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(In)articulating the specter: queer communicative resistance in the hysterical supernatural
… and artistic disruption that transcends the pathologization of hysterical bodies. As a recent example of gendered hysteria, the Le Roy case encourages a sense of urgency in the re-creation of a narrative with strong social, gendered, and political implications. The terminology of the …
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A feira é o mundo : a branquidade do Estado e a luz negra do Zumvi na Feira de São Joaquim
… logic is expressed in historical processes of pathologization and criminalization of racialized spaces such as the São Joaquim Market. The São Joaquim Market, however, constitutes a multiple territory of existence, resistance, and production of life. Beyond commerce, the market is home to …
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Clinical decision-making and client sexual orientation
… for greater antiasexual bias to increase pathologization of asexual clients is discussed, as is the importance of developing multicultural competence. Future research should focus on understanding clinicians’ existing knowledge of asexuality and should explore how asexual men are perceived …
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Because I Am Human: Centering Black Women with Dis/abilities in Transition Planning from High School to College
… terrible and sticky truths took three forms: (a) Pathologization; (b) Disablement; and (c) Exclusion. Another type of truth in the BWD’s narratives, however, was Subverted Truths: (re)defined identities and radical love, (re)placed competence and knowledge, and (revalued sisterhood and community, …
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Ecologies of addiction in nineteenth-century American literature and culture
… subjectivity. This process included not only the pathologization of addiction but the emergence of a networked self. My dissertation moves chronologically from the Early Republican period to the eve of the Civil War; it focuses on novels (particularly sentimental genres), but also includes poetry, …
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Intimate Deathscapes: Examining Alternative Discourses of the Dead Body and Death Care Spaces
… consequently life. This knowledge contests the pathologization of the dead body and instead considers the potentially beneficial effects of more engagement with death. Therefore, in arguing that deathscapes are spaces from which these alternative death epistemologies can emerge, I echo …
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Affinity for Aloneness and Shyness in Childhood and Adolescence: Differential Longitudinal Associations with Socio-emotional Adjustment
… withdrawal as a whole to AFA may lead to a pathologization of a normative behavior, increase instances of unnecessary intervention, and inadvertently negatively impact otherwise intact socio-emotional development of children and adolescents. The scarce available knowledge about AFA stems …
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Entre a palavra, a cruz e a espada: tessitura discursiva de homotransfobia parlamentar em uma audiência pública na Câmara dos Deputados
… worldviews that produced the abomination, pathologization and exclusion of human beings that subverted cisheterossexism, a system that underlies the cisheterossexist hierarchy, which is the anchor of homotransphobia, hostility that are especially (re)produced, in/by discourse – concept …