Evgeny Shtorn
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1128865 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Evgeny Shtorn |
| NOMBRES | Evgeny |
| APELLIDO | Shtorn |
| FIRMA | SHTORN E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3068-6336 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Strategic Ambivalence as Antiqueer Governance
This article analyzes the assault on journalist Elena Kostyuchenko during Moscow Pride 2011 as a critical site for understanding how the Russian state governed queer life prior to the federal “gay propaganda” law of 2013. It argues that the state operated through strategic ambivalence, a mode of governance in which legality was theatrically activated but hollowed out through delay, denial, and selective enforcement. This ambivalence rendered quee…
Empathetic Reporting Surrounding the Violence Against LGBTIQ+ Activists in Russia (The Case of Dmitry Chizhevsky and Anna Prutskova)
This article serves two interconnected purposes. First, it examines media coverage of the violent attack on LGBTIQ+ activists Dmitry Chizhevsky and Anna Prutskova at the St. Petersburg community center LaSky on 3 November 2013. Two masked assailants entered the center and opened fire, severely injuring Dmitry and wounding Anna. The attack occurred amid heightened public debates surrounding the "gay propaganda" law, which intensified hostility tow…
Refugee Chronicles
The following text is an excerpt from The Refugee Chronicles , a fictional diary written by Evgeny Shtorn, poet and activist, from his experience of seeking asylum. Shtorn had to flee Russia due to the government's hostile policies toward both queer sexualities and political dissent right after he was interviewed by the Russian secret police FSB in 2018. The run for life and liberty brought him to the utmost end of Western Europe, Ireland. Shtorn…
Domestic Violence and Murder of a Transgender Women in Russian Media (the Case of Anzhela Likina)
Purpose This article explores the notion of domestic violence in one of the most media-rich debates around transgender issues in Russia. Anzhela Likina’s murder brought a lot of attention of various outlets from the social media to the federal TV channels. I aim to queer this very notion basing my critique on the case of her murder and the debate that followed afterwards. Methods I analyse the discourse on family violence as it is given in the pu…
Sex, Alcohol, and Soul
This article is focused on a particular set of social relations in Russia: sexuality and violence in the context of consumption of alcohol. We look at how violence erupts after revelation of queer sexuality of one of the participants of collective drinking. Discussions of homosexuality in Russia became especially heated after the adoption of the bill against the "propaganda of non-traditional family values" in 2013. This law primarily marks infor…
Murders of Non-heterosexuals as a Hate Crime (Based on Court Decisions)
This article examines court decisions which are very prominent issuesfor \nsocial scientists because they consist of information about the relationships between people in nontrivial circumstances. At the same time, the \ntexts of decisions are in fact devoid ofsocial understanding by sociologists, \nthe circumstances of the relations that led to tragic consequences are not \nof interest to law enforcement or judicial bodies. The article provides …
Sexuality in Trouble
An Essay on «Sub-Personality»
Current Gender and Sexuality Studies
Sex, Alcohol, and Soul
This article is focused on a particular set of social relations in Russia: sexuality and violence in the context of consumption of alcohol. We look at how violence erupts after revelation of queer sexuality of one of the participants of collective drinking. Discussions of homosexuality in Russia became especially heated after the adoption of the bill against the "propaganda of non-traditional family values" in 2013. This law primarily marks infor…
Refugee Chronicles
The following text is an excerpt from The Refugee Chronicles , a fictional diary written by Evgeny Shtorn, poet and activist, from his experience of seeking asylum. Shtorn had to flee Russia due to the government's hostile policies toward both queer sexualities and political dissent right after he was interviewed by the Russian secret police FSB in 2018. The run for life and liberty brought him to the utmost end of Western Europe, Ireland. Shtorn…
Domestic Violence and Murder of a Transgender Women in Russian Media (the Case of Anzhela Likina)
Purpose This article explores the notion of domestic violence in one of the most media-rich debates around transgender issues in Russia. Anzhela Likina’s murder brought a lot of attention of various outlets from the social media to the federal TV channels. I aim to queer this very notion basing my critique on the case of her murder and the debate that followed afterwards. Methods I analyse the discourse on family violence as it is given in the pu…
Empathetic Reporting Surrounding the Violence Against LGBTIQ+ Activists in Russia (The Case of Dmitry Chizhevsky and Anna Prutskova)
This article serves two interconnected purposes. First, it examines media coverage of the violent attack on LGBTIQ+ activists Dmitry Chizhevsky and Anna Prutskova at the St. Petersburg community center LaSky on 3 November 2013. Two masked assailants entered the center and opened fire, severely injuring Dmitry and wounding Anna. The attack occurred amid heightened public debates surrounding the "gay propaganda" law, which intensified hostility tow…
An Essay on «Sub-Personality»
Current Gender and Sexuality Studies
Murders of Non-heterosexuals as a Hate Crime (Based on Court Decisions)
This article examines court decisions which are very prominent issuesfor \nsocial scientists because they consist of information about the relationships between people in nontrivial circumstances. At the same time, the \ntexts of decisions are in fact devoid ofsocial understanding by sociologists, \nthe circumstances of the relations that led to tragic consequences are not \nof interest to law enforcement or judicial bodies. The article provides …
Sexuality in Trouble
Sex, Alcohol, and Soul
This article is focused on a particular set of social relations in Russia: sexuality and violence in the context of consumption of alcohol. We look at how violence erupts after revelation of queer sexuality of one of the participants of collective drinking. Discussions of homosexuality in Russia became especially heated after the adoption of the bill against the "propaganda of non-traditional family values" in 2013. This law primarily marks infor…
Refugee Chronicles
The following text is an excerpt from The Refugee Chronicles , a fictional diary written by Evgeny Shtorn, poet and activist, from his experience of seeking asylum. Shtorn had to flee Russia due to the government's hostile policies toward both queer sexualities and political dissent right after he was interviewed by the Russian secret police FSB in 2018. The run for life and liberty brought him to the utmost end of Western Europe, Ireland. Shtorn…
Domestic Violence and Murder of a Transgender Women in Russian Media (the Case of Anzhela Likina)
Purpose This article explores the notion of domestic violence in one of the most media-rich debates around transgender issues in Russia. Anzhela Likina’s murder brought a lot of attention of various outlets from the social media to the federal TV channels. I aim to queer this very notion basing my critique on the case of her murder and the debate that followed afterwards. Methods I analyse the discourse on family violence as it is given in the pu…
Empathetic Reporting Surrounding the Violence Against LGBTIQ+ Activists in Russia (The Case of Dmitry Chizhevsky and Anna Prutskova)
This article serves two interconnected purposes. First, it examines media coverage of the violent attack on LGBTIQ+ activists Dmitry Chizhevsky and Anna Prutskova at the St. Petersburg community center LaSky on 3 November 2013. Two masked assailants entered the center and opened fire, severely injuring Dmitry and wounding Anna. The attack occurred amid heightened public debates surrounding the "gay propaganda" law, which intensified hostility tow…
Strategic Ambivalence as Antiqueer Governance
This article analyzes the assault on journalist Elena Kostyuchenko during Moscow Pride 2011 as a critical site for understanding how the Russian state governed queer life prior to the federal “gay propaganda” law of 2013. It argues that the state operated through strategic ambivalence, a mode of governance in which legality was theatrically activated but hollowed out through delay, denial, and selective enforcement. This ambivalence rendered quee…
Psychology (7 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Criminology (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Human sexuality (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Queer (4 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (3 obras)