Beyond the Pink Curtain. Everyday Life of LGBT People in Eastern Europe
Ideja za zbornik je nastala na konferenci Intimno/seksualno državljanstvo oktobra 2005 v Ljubljani, kjer so raziskovalke in raziskovalci razpravljali o vsakdanjem življenju LGBT oseb v postsocialistični vzhodni Evropi in o socialnih, političnih ter kulturnih mejah, ki ločujejo “dobrega heteroseksualnega državljanja” od preostalih. Zbornik tako prinaša 21 socioloških študij o vsakdanjem življenju LGBT oseb v Belorusiji, Bolgariji, na Hrvaškem, Češkem, Madžarskem, Poljskem, v Estoniji, Latviji, Litvi, Srbiji, Slovaški in Sloveniji, eden od člankov pa posega v čas Vzhodne Nemčije.
Foreword
Judit Takács and Roman Kuhar
Introduction: What is Beyond the Pink Curtain?
I. OUT WE COME
Liselotte van Velzen
Down and Out in Belgrade: An Ethnographic Account on the Everyday Life Experiences of Serbian Gays and Lesbians [Serbia]
Roman Kuhar
The Family Secret: Parents of Homosexual Sons and Daughters [Slovenia]
Jolanta Reingardiene and Arnas Zdanevicius
Disrupting the (Hetero)normative: Coming-out in the Workplace in Lithuania[Lithuania]
II. MAPPING THE SCENES
Katerina Nedbálková
The Changing Space of the Gay and Lesbian Community in the Czech Republic[Czech Republic]
Rita Béres-Deák
Values Reflected in Style in a Lesbian Community in Budapest [Hungary]
Anna Gruszczynska
Living la vida Internet: Some notes on the cyberization of Polish LGBT community[Poland]
Frédéric Jörgens
‘East’ Berlin: Lesbian and Gay Narratives on Everyday Life, Social Acceptance, and Past and Present [East Germany]
III. CHALLENGING IDENTITIES
Bence Solymár and Judit Takács
Wrong Bodies and Real Selves: Transsexual People in the Hungarian Social and Health Care System[Hungary]
Anna Borgos
The Boundaries of Identity: Bisexuality in Everyday and Theoretical Contexts[Hungary]
Judit Takács
‘It is only extra information …’ Social Representation and Value Preferences of Hungarian Gay Men [Hungary]
IV. FAMILIES WE CHOOSE
Eva Polaskova
The Czech Lesbian Family Study: Investigating Family Practices[Czech Republic]
Alenka Švab
Do They Have a Choice? Reproductive Preferences among Lesbians and Gays in Slovenia[Slovenia]
Jana Kukucková
Who Does the Dishes?[Slovakia]
V. REPRESENTING ‘OTHERS’
Kevin Moss
Queer as Metaphor: Representations of LGBT People in Central & East European Film[Eastern Europe]
Predecessors and Pilgrims: Lesbian History-making and Belonging in Post-socialist Hungary[Hungary]
Monika Pisankaneva
‘Gays and Transvestites Occupied the House.’A Snapshot of LGBT Representations in the Bulgarian Media[Bulgaria]
VI. FEAR AND HATE
Sexuality, Masculinity and Homophobia: The Latvian Case[Latvia]
Analogies of Pre-War Anti-semitism and Present-Day Homophobia in Poland[Poland]
Ivana Jugović, Aleksandra Pikić, Nataša Bokan
Lesbians, Gays and Bisexuals in Croatia: How the Stigma Shapes Lives [Croatia]
Hate Crimes against Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender People in Belarus [Belarus]