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Main Author:	Lukinmaa, Pauliina (Author)
Format:	Thesis Book
Language:	English
Published:	Joensuu University of Eastern Finland 2022
Series:	Publications of the University of Eastern Finland, Dissertations in education, humanities and theology 188
Subjects:	LGBT Aktivist Sankt Petersburg Hochschulschrift
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis Literaturverzeichnis
Physical Description:	322 Seiten Illustrationen
ISBN:	9789526146034

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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT. 7 TIIVISTELMÄ. 11 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 15 1 INTRODUCTION. 25 1.1 Research aims and questions. 29 1.2 Positioning and namingof the activists. 31 1.3 Outline of the dissertation. 36 2 GENEALOGIES OF HOMOSEXUALLY FEELING PEOPLE IN RUSSIA. 39 2.1 Sexuality and the salon culture in the Russian Silver Age.44 2.2 Social anomaly of homosexual desire in the Stalin era. 48 2.3 Medicalization and prison culture of homosexuality in Khrushchev's term. 52 2.4 Social marginalities during the Stagnation. 57 2.5 Mobilization of lesbians and gays in the perestroika and post-Soviet Russia. 63 2.6 Establishing LGBTIQ+ activist movement and the conservative turn in the 2000s. 73 3 APPROACHING THE LGBTIQ+ ACTIVIST SCENE IN ST PETERSBURG. 77 3.1 Politicized LGBTIQ+ in Russia. 82 3.2 St Petersburg as a hub of LGBTIQ+ activism. 90 3.3 Searching for the focus of the study. 95 4 ETHNOGRAPHIC METHODS, MATERIALS, AND ETHICS. 101 4.1 Ethnographic interviews: motivations behind actions. 103 4.2 Observations of and participations in LGBTIQ+activities. 112 4.3 Ethical questionsand research reflexivity . 120 5 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK. 129 5.1 Tactics and strategies in activism. 131 5.2 Rhizomatic activist movement. 138 5.3 Transnationality in LGBTIQ+ activism. 140 5.4 Relationalspacesand places. 143 19 6 TACTICS FOR MOBILIZING AND ORGANIZING THE LGBTIQ+ ACTIVITIES. 149 6.1 LGBTIQ+ movement and restrictive legislation. 150 6.2 Rhizome of LGBTIQ+ movement: LGBT organizations, grassroots groups, and influencers. 158 6.3 Patterns of mobilization. 171 6.4 St Petersburg LGBTIQ+ activistsnegotiating activism. 198 7 LGBTIQ+ ACTIVISTS' IDENTIFICATIONS AND QUESTIONS OF BELONGING. 207 7.1 LGBTIQ+ activists' intersecting and evolving identifications. 211 7.2 Resisting stigma through activism. 217 7.3 Negotiating sense of belonging. 224 7.4 The complexity of Russianness. 236 8 LGBTIQ+ ACTIVISTS' NAVIGATION IN THE CITY. 241 8.1 Two examples of public actions: St Petersburg Pride and the Day against Silence. 243 8.2 Testing the limits of control with guerrilla tactics: One-person pickets.256 8.3 Corners of privacy in public spaces: relying on urbanblasé. 263 8.4 LGBTIQ+ activist networks under one roof: LGBT organizations' festivals. 271 8.5 Embodied sense of belonging in our places: kvartirniks. 278 9 CONCLUDING DISCUSSION. 285 REFERENCES.297 APPENDICES. 321 REFERENCES Abu-Lughod, Lila. 1990. 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adam_txt	TABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT. 7 TIIVISTELMÄ. 11 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 15 1 INTRODUCTION. 25 1.1 Research aims and questions. 29 1.2 Positioning and namingof the activists. 31 1.3 Outline of the dissertation. 36 2 GENEALOGIES OF HOMOSEXUALLY FEELING PEOPLE IN RUSSIA. 39 2.1 Sexuality and the salon culture in the Russian Silver Age.44 2.2 Social anomaly of homosexual desire in the Stalin era. 48 2.3 Medicalization and prison culture of homosexuality in Khrushchev's term. 52 2.4 Social marginalities during the Stagnation. 57 2.5 Mobilization of lesbians and gays in the perestroika and post-Soviet Russia. 63 2.6 Establishing LGBTIQ+ activist movement and the conservative turn in the 2000s. 73 3 APPROACHING THE LGBTIQ+ ACTIVIST SCENE IN ST PETERSBURG. 77 3.1 Politicized LGBTIQ+ in Russia. 82 3.2 St Petersburg as a hub of LGBTIQ+ activism. 90 3.3 Searching for the focus of the study. 95 4 ETHNOGRAPHIC METHODS, MATERIALS, AND ETHICS. 101 4.1 Ethnographic interviews: motivations behind actions. 103 4.2 Observations of and participations in LGBTIQ+activities. 112 4.3 Ethical questionsand research reflexivity . 120 5 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK. 129 5.1 Tactics and strategies in activism. 131 5.2 Rhizomatic activist movement. 138 5.3 Transnationality in LGBTIQ+ activism. 140 5.4 Relationalspacesand places. 143 19 6 TACTICS FOR MOBILIZING AND ORGANIZING THE LGBTIQ+ ACTIVITIES. 149 6.1 LGBTIQ+ movement and restrictive legislation. 150 6.2 Rhizome of LGBTIQ+ movement: LGBT organizations, grassroots groups, and influencers. 158 6.3 Patterns of mobilization. 171 6.4 St Petersburg LGBTIQ+ activistsnegotiating activism. 198 7 LGBTIQ+ ACTIVISTS' IDENTIFICATIONS AND QUESTIONS OF BELONGING. 207 7.1 LGBTIQ+ activists' intersecting and evolving identifications. 211 7.2 Resisting stigma through activism. 217 7.3 Negotiating sense of belonging. 224 7.4 The complexity of Russianness. 236 8 LGBTIQ+ ACTIVISTS' NAVIGATION IN THE CITY. 241 8.1 Two examples of public actions: St Petersburg Pride and the Day against Silence. 243 8.2 Testing the limits of control with guerrilla tactics: One-person pickets.256 8.3 Corners of privacy in public spaces: relying on urbanblasé. 263 8.4 LGBTIQ+ activist networks under one roof: LGBT organizations' festivals. 271 8.5 Embodied sense of belonging in our places: kvartirniks. 278 9 CONCLUDING DISCUSSION. 285 REFERENCES.297 APPENDICES. 321 REFERENCES Abu-Lughod, Lila. 1990. 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title	LGBTIQ+ activists in St Petersburg forming practices, identifying as activists, and creating their own places
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