Spatiality of Heteronormativity in Czechia: Queer Places and Spaces

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Result language
angličtina
Original language name
Spatiality of Heteronormativity in Czechia: Queer Places and Spaces
Original language description
In this chapter I present some findings of my master's thesis titled: Queer Geography of Czechia: heteronormativity of space, conducted in 2011.1 It sought to uncover the spatiality of heteronormativity in Czechia from the perspective of the non-heterosexual population. Building on Foucault's and Butler's theories illuminating the heteronormativity of space I conducted an extensive internet survey drawing on mixed sampling methods with the final number of N=1589 nonheterosexual respondents. While beingaware of the limits of the research method I tried to experimentally measure the heteronormativity of nineteen different 'model' spaces. Respondents were given a number of photographs and asked to guess their relative degree of 'sexual comfort' in thesespaces. They were also asked to guess the degree of 'sexual comfort' of a 'regular heterosexual' in these spaces. A reference photograph of a forest was used to verify the sensitivity of measurement. According to the results, the most het
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Publication year
2013
Confidentiality
S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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