Changing childhoods: Using queer theory and intersectional methods to reconsider the epistemic resources of children with gay and lesbian parents:
作者： Rachel Skrlac Lo
关键词: Queer theory 、 Heteronormativity 、 Power structure 、 Childhood studies 、 Epistemology 、 Child development 、 Homosexuality 、 Sociology 、 Social theory 、 Intersectionality
摘要: This article explores contemporary childhoods through a lens of epistemic privileges and injustices in order to consider the experiences children whose family models may not reflect heterose...
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