Non-binary narratives: subjectivation and lived experiences in contemporary Italy

This paper explores the processes of individual and collective subjectivation experienced by non-binary individuals living in contemporary Italy. Using qualitative methods, the study, which was conducted between July and September 2021, involved a sample of twenty-six young adults aged between eighteen and thirty years. Starting from participants' narratives, the thematic analysis revealed the significance of both physical and virtual support environments in the subjectivation process, taking into account the diverse micro-contexts in which people live. The study's findings underscore the continued need to challenge societal norms and structures that perpetuate discrimination against people who reject exclusive identification with the male or female gender and opt for more fluid and non-traditional definitions of gender identity.

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Culture Health & Sexuality
Published
2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1080/13691058.2024.2408340
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Italian Fascism and Post-war Society
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Non-binary narratives: subjectivation and lived experiences in contemporary Italy

Salvatore Mónaco
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Non-binary narratives: subjectivation and lived experiences in contemporary Italy

Salvatore Mónaco
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Abstract

This paper explores the processes of individual and collective subjectivation experienced by non-binary individuals living in contemporary Italy. Using qualitative methods, the study, which was conducted between July and September 2021, involved a sample of twenty-six young adults aged between eighteen and thirty years. Starting from participants' narratives, the thematic analysis revealed the significance of both physical and virtual support environments in the subjectivation process, taking into account the diverse micro-contexts in which people live. The study's findings underscore the continued need to challenge societal norms and structures that perpetuate discrimination against people who reject exclusive identification with the male or female gender and opt for more fluid and non-traditional definitions of gender identity.

Culture Health & SexualityVol. 27(7)
Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (IT)
Gender equality
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Italian Fascism and Post-war Society
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