This is a groundbreaking contemporary history of how psychological research, practice, theory, and legal activism engaged with the gay and lesbian movement in the United States over the past 50 years.
This is a groundbreaking contemporary history of how psychological research, practice, theory, and legal activism engaged with the gay and lesbian movement in the United States over the past 50 years.
Peter Hegarty teaches on social psychology and the history of psychology at the University of Surrey where he also leads on research impact and public engagement for psychology. He has published extensively on the social psychology and history of sexuality and gender in psychology. This is his second book.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1. Normative Creativity 2. Revolutionary Science 3. Generalizing Affirmation in the Age of HIV/AIDS 4. Taking the Case to Court 5. Naturalizing and De-Naturalizing Sexuality in Public 6. Cisgenderism and LGBT Affirmation.
Preface 1. Normative Creativity 2. Revolutionary Science 3. Generalizing Affirmation in the Age of HIV/AIDS 4. Taking the Case to Court 5. Naturalizing and De-Naturalizing Sexuality in Public 6. Cisgenderism and LGBT Affirmation.
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