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Miskolci, Richard; Simões, Júlio Assis

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“…14 Miskolci & Simões (2007), when tracing a genealogy of the category and its uses on Brazilian academia and activism, points to significant potentialities not limited to the mere acknowledgement of a theoretical "delay", but of valuable critical contributions produced from local perspectives. For a critic on the canons of queer theory, centred on the US, see Hames-García (2011) and Lugones' (2011) comments on Hames-García's article.…”

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History and Memory of Dissident Sexualities from Latin America

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Neto

2021

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This article focuses on Red Latinoamericana de Archivos, Museos, Acervos y Investigadores LGBTQIA+ (AMAI LGBTQIA+), a network composed of researchers and institutions related to LGBTQIA+ memory in Latin America, founded in 2019. First, the authors analyse the network’s creation arising from the discontent of some participants of the June 2019 Archives, Libraries, Museums and Special Collections (ALMS) Conference, in Berlin, who felt bothered by the lack of attention given to subaltern perspectives on LGBTQIA+ history and memory. Next, the authors describe and analyse the network’s first year of activities communicated through its Facebook group. Multiple challenges arose from creating a network with members from different national origins, languages, and identities, especially considering the conservative political contexts of several Latin American countries and the social distancing measures imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Next, the authors present a general profile of the network’s members and a map of partner institutions. Finally, the article points out some challenges to the network’s continuity and its desire to render Latin America more visible in the broader panorama of global LGBTQIA+ history. The authors conclude by highlighting the importance of AMAI LGBTQIA+ in stimulating further discussions about the participation of global-south researchers and perspectives on global queer history initiatives.

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History and Memory of Dissident Sexualities from Latin America

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Neto

2021

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Is old age always already heterosexual (and cisgender)? The LGBT Gerontology and the formation of the "LGBT elders"

Henning

2016

Vibrant, Virtual Braz. Anthr.

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This article seeks to present an anthropological and critical view of the development of a thriving field of knowledge production (especially present in North America) which for some decades has investigated the aging processes among lesbians, gay men and bisexual and transgender people. This field, still relatively unknown in Brazil and in South America as a whole, has been named "LGBT Gerontology ". Thus my interest lies in critically and systematically presenting and contextualizing the main trends, controversies and theoretical debates in this field, as well as their recent implications on the complex constitution, legitimation and creation of public policies concerning the new social actors, who rise concomitantly - the "LGBT seniors."

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Gerontologia LGBT: velhice, gênero, sexualidade e a constituição dos “idosos LGBT”

Henning¹

2017

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Cited by 3 publications

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History and Memory of Dissident Sexualities from Latin America

History and Memory of Dissident Sexualities from Latin America

Is old age always already heterosexual (and cisgender)? The LGBT Gerontology and the formation of the "LGBT elders"

Gerontologia LGBT: velhice, gênero, sexualidade e a constituição dos “idosos LGBT”

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