Vol. 29 No. 2 (2018): Homosexualitäten revisited

Editors: Elisa Heinrich und Johann Karl Kirchknopf

Editorial staff: Stefan Benedik, Ursula Mindler-Steiner

The volume was initially published in 2018 as a print-version in StudienVerlag. Coverdesign by himmel. Studio für Design und Kommunikation, Typesetting: Marianne Oppel, Cover: StudienVerlag/Karin Berner.

Published: 2018-08-01

editorial

editorial: hosexualitäten revisited

5-18
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research paper

Queer Temporality, international assemblages and transfeminism for historians (Post-)queer discourses revisited

Hanna Hacker

19-35
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Homosexuality and Homophobia – a Trajectory of Western Late Modernity.

Rüdiger Lautmann

36-58
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“Homosexual character” and “protection of the other boys” Homosexuality and Therapeutic Pedagogy in Vienna and Tyrol during the 20th century

Ina Friedmann

59-85
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„Warm brothers“ on trial The image of the male homosexual as constructed by homosexuals themselves and by others during the NS period in Austria

Manuela Bauer, Andreas Brunner, Hannes Sulzenbacher, Christopher Treiblmayr

86-110
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Continued Silence The commemoration of the East Berlin-based group Lesbians in the Church at Ravensbrück

Maria Bühner

111-131
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Border Crossings Homosexual Self-Images and Movement Strategies in the German Democratic Republic 1973–1980

Teresa Tammer

132-152
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We are Conchita, not Russia – or the Austrian version of homonationalism

Masha Neufeld, Katharina Wiedlack

153-175
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Vol. 29 No. 2 (2018): Homosexualitäten revisited

editorial

editorial: hosexualitäten revisited

research paper

Queer Temporality, international assemblages and transfeminism for historians (Post-)queer discourses revisited

Homosexuality and Homophobia – a Trajectory of Western Late Modernity.

“Homosexual character” and “protection of the other boys” Homosexuality and Therapeutic Pedagogy in Vienna and Tyrol during the 20th century

„Warm brothers“ on trial The image of the male homosexual as constructed by homosexuals themselves and by others during the NS period in Austria

Continued Silence The commemoration of the East Berlin-based group Lesbians in the Church at Ravensbrück

Border Crossings Homosexual Self-Images and Movement Strategies in the German Democratic Republic 1973–1980

We are Conchita, not Russia – or the Austrian version of homonationalism

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