Queer Italian cultures: journal editorial

Julia Heim; Charlotte Ross; SA Smythe

Queer Italian cultures: journal editorial

Julia Heim
, Charlotte Ross
, SA Smythe

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The editorial includes the Guest Editors’ introductions to their respective areas. Julia Heim, Charlotte Ross, and SA Smythe offer a brief critical contextualization of current and ongoing sociopolitical issues undergirding the question of LGBTQIA+ rights in Italy. They reflect on anti-queer/anti-LGBT discrimination within academia, on intersectional solidarity and activism, and on the developing field of “Queer Italian Studies.” The editorial also provides a summary of the articles contained in the volume,

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	viii-xiv
Number of pages	7
Journal	Gender/sexuality/Italy
Volume	2019
Issue number	6
Publication status	Published - 31 Aug 2019

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Keywords

queer
Italy
culture
politics
LGBTQIA
feminism
performativity
transnational
activism

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