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Queering generativity and futurity : LGBTQ2IA+ stories of resistance, resurgence, and resilience

Queering generativity and futurity : LGBTQ2IA+ stories of resistance, resurgence, and resilience
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Título: Queering generativity and futurity : LGBTQ2IA+ stories of resistance, resurgence, and resilience / May Chazan, Melissa BaldwinAutor: Chazan, May
Notas: Sumario: A preoccupation with heteronormative metrics of success in aging leaves many studies of LGBT aging focused on the needs, failings, and vul­nerabilities of older LGBTQ2IA+ people (i.e. lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, two-spirit, intersex, asexual, and people of other nonnormative sexual and gender expressions). As a result, LGBTQ2IA+ olders are fre­quently depicted as isolated, re-closeted, or simply nonexistent. Heeding calls to intervene into such bleak and pathologizing portrayals of queer/ trans aging (e.g. Ramirez-Valles 2016; Sandberg & Marshall 2017), this article explores diverse subjectivities, nonnormative aging experiences, and their potential intergenerational implications. It draws on stories of queerness, gender, aging, futurity, and social change from 13 LGBTQ2IA+ people ranging in age from 23 to 74, recorded in an intergenerational research-generation workshop held in Nogojiwanong (Peterborough, Canada) in 2018. This article argues that queer and trans stories are crucial to confronting the erasure of LGBTQ2IA+ aging, aiming to extend ongoing efforts within aging studies to queer concepts of successful aging, aging futures, generativity, and intergenerationality. Ultimately, this article aims to complicate constricted understandings of queer/trans aging, instead by depicting LGBTQ2IA+ people aging with connection, pride, learning, and purpose, as well as with struggle and vulnerability.Registros relacionados: En: International Journal of Ageing and Later Life (IJAL) . - Los Angeles, CA : Scientific Research Publishing, 2021-2022 = ISSN 1652-8670. - 27/09/2021 Volumen 15 Número 1 - 2021 , p. 73-102Materia / lugar / evento: Calidad de vida Personas mayores Resiliencia Comportamiento sexual Otros autores: Baldwin, Melissa
Otras clasificaciones: 931.2
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