Review of: Norbert Finzsch, Marcus Velke (Hg.): Queer | Gender | Historiographie. Aktuelle Tendenzen und Projekte. Berlin: LIT Verlag 2016.
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https://doi.org/10.14766/1220Keywords:
Homosexualität, Männlichkeit, Sexualität, Postkolonialismus, Queer, Recht, Gender, GeschlechtAbstract
This anthology comprises 18 contributions which deal with LGBTIQ* history from different perspectives. It thus offers an insight into different projects and into the complexity of a LGBTIQ* history. Unfortunately, the perspective of lesbian women comes off rather badly. Also the way this fact is connected to hegemonic productions of knowledge is not reflected upon. Hence, this is a missed opportunity to ask which epistemological implications would have to be changed in order to render possible that LGBTIQ* histories become 'writeable' within the academic world.
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