Homofobija v Evropi

diplomsko delo

Teja Kocbek (Author), Roman Kuhar (Mentor)

Abstract

Diplomsko delo se osredotoča na problematiko homofobije v Evropi, s katero se geji in lezbijke soočajo tako v javni kot zasebni sferi. Delo opozarja na pomanjkanje relevantnih raziskav na tem področju, še posebej na kritično pomanjkanje raziskav o homofobiji v zdravstveni sferi. Ponazarja tudi pomankljivost sistema policijskih evidenc pri prijavah zločina iz sovraštva, ki je v številnih primerih obravnavan kot navaden zločin ali pa je prevzet neresno, zato večkrat ostane neprijavljen. Kljub persistentnosti matrice heteronormativnosti, s katero so prežeti vsi vidiki družbenega življenja, pa v diplomskem delu kljub vsemu ugotavljamo, da se stopnja homofobije v Evropi vendarle počasi zmanjšuje - najhitreje v državah zahodne Evrope in v nordijskih državah. Dandanes so geji in lezbijke bolj pravno zaščiteni, socialna distanca do njih pa se zmanjšuje, kar je še posebej vidno pri naraščujočem sprejemanju istospolnih porok ter - nekoliko manj - posvojitev.

Keywords

geji;lezbijke;homofobija;diskriminacija;zločini iz sovraštva;istospolne poroke;posvojitve;Evropa;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2020
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher:	[T. Kocbek]
UDC:	316.367.7(4):316.647.82
COBISS:	55663875
Views:	397
Downloads:	102
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Homophobia in Europe
Secondary abstract:	The thesis focuses on the issue of homophobia in Europe, which gays and lesbians face in both the public and private spheres. The work draws attention to the lack of relevant research in this area, especially the critical lack of research on homophobia in the health system. It also illustrates the shortcomings of the system of police records in reporting hate crimes, which in many cases are considered an ordinary crime or are taken lightly, so it often remains unreported. Despite the persistence of the heteronormative matrix, which permeates all aspects of social life, the diploma thesis nevertheless notes that the level of homophobia in Europe is slowly declining - most rapidly in Western Europe and the Nordic countries. Nowadays, gays and lesbians are more legally protected, and the social distance to them is decreasing, which is especially evident in the growing acceptance of same-sex marriages and - to a lesser extent - adoptions by same-sex couples.
Secondary keywords:	gays;lesbians;homophobia;discrimination;hate crimes;same-sex marriage;same-sex adoptions;Europe;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme:	1000548
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za sociologijo
Pages:	55 f.
ID:	12033065