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• W1590352110 abstract "This thesis explores the relationship between discourses of nationhood andhomosexuality in the context of Polish “post-communist transformations” thathave taken place over the last decade. It begins with the hypothesis that theremust be a more complex relationship between the two discourses than a situationwhere nationhood simply and straightforwardly rejects the homosexuality. Assuch, the thesis explores possibilities for going beyond (or further into) thedialectics of the same/other, as a way to develop understandings about therelationship between the nation and homosexuality. The focus is on undercurrentsand internal dynamics, constantly negotiating and re-working mutualdependencies between the two discourses. In this context, the thesis is especiallygeared to exploring the “unforeseen” (or possible), the “wilful”, “unintended” (orhoped for) in the two discourses.The thesis is organised around three major research problems: (1) How ishomosexuality framed by national discourse (when performed by the nationstate)?(2) How do discourses of homosexuality relate to nationhood (in times ofnational distress)? (3) How might national/ist rhetoric be present in discourses ofLGBT organisations? Methodologically, the thesis is grounded in a case studyapproach and discourse analysis. Overall, I argue that we may map out therelations between the nationhood and homosexuality through discourses ofrejection as well as dependency, oscillating on the continuum between“sameness” and “otherness”. These relations are best described via the conceptsof “dis-location”, “be-longing”, “attachment”, and “dis-identification”.This research is important for at least three reasons. There is a scarcity ofwork about sexualities in Central and Eastern Europe and a need for more work inthis area. Additionally, we have recently witnessed a rise of concern with“homonationalism” in queer studies. Attention to Poland is a valuable addition tothis scholarship, which so far is about only the “West” and “Islam”. Finally, it alsocontributes to nationalism studies, where sexuality is still an under-explored topic,and it offers new insights for scholars interested in Polish nationalism studies." @default.
• W1590352110 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1590352110 creator A5086742296 @default.
• W1590352110 date "2013-01-01" @default.
• W1590352110 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W1590352110 title "Nation queer? : discourses of nationhood and homosexuality in times of transformation : case studies from Poland" @default.
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