Sigal Gooldin
Biographic Data
| ID | 164955 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sigal Gooldin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sigal |
| FAMILY NAME | Gooldin |
| SIGNATURE | GOOLDIN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 55 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Gender Disparities in the Mental Health of Gay and Lesbian Adults in Later Life: The Role of Internalized Homophobia and Age Discrimination
Introduction Gender disparities in mental health among older adults from sexual minorities remain underexplored. This study investigates how stigma related to age and sexual orientation, both enacted by others and internalized, is associated with mental health outcomes among lesbian and gay adults aged 50 and older. Methods The study examined 411 adults aged 50 + (range 50–85) from Israel who self-identify as lesbian women or gay men, via online …
Sexual Orientation and Internalized Homophobia of Middle Aged and Older Gay and Lesbian Adults: The Role of Social Relationships
Objectives Research is needed about the role of families in relation to issues faced by middle-aged and older gay and lesbian adults, such as internalized homophobia and families of choice. This study examines how families of choice and families of origin shape experiences of internalized homophobia in midlife and older gay and lesbian adults, a population uniquely affected by the cumulative effects of societal stigma over the life course. Method…
Emotional rights', moral reasoning, and Jewish-Arab alliances in the regulation of in-vitro-fertilization in Israel: Theorizing the unexpected consequences of assisted reproductive technologies
Intense engagement: Young women in Israel forging feminist subjectivities
Being Anorexic: Hunger, Subjectivity, and Embodied Morality
This article explores the embodied process of being anorexic and the moral repertoires within which this process is entangled. The point of departure for this discussion is that, while critical feminist epistemology plays an important role in politicizing anorexia as a symbolic cluster of meanings, it has provided us with limited analytical tools for an in-depth understanding of an anorexic's lived experiences and of the embodied realities involv…
Fasting Women, Living Skeletons and Hunger Artists: Spectacles of Body and Miracles at the Turn of a Century
This article examines the historically embedded relations of three 19th-century phenomena in which the non-consuming body is constituted as a spectacle of admiration. These three phenomena, known as Fasting Women, Living Skeletons and Hunger Artists, all emerged and disappeared in Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries. Viewing the emergence and disappearance of the three phenomena as embedded in the historical crossroads of pre-modern and modern …
Being Anorexic: Hunger, Subjectivity, and Embodied Morality
This article explores the embodied process of being anorexic and the moral repertoires within which this process is entangled. The point of departure for this discussion is that, while critical feminist epistemology plays an important role in politicizing anorexia as a symbolic cluster of meanings, it has provided us with limited analytical tools for an in-depth understanding of an anorexic's lived experiences and of the embodied realities involv…
Emotional rights', moral reasoning, and Jewish-Arab alliances in the regulation of in-vitro-fertilization in Israel: Theorizing the unexpected consequences of assisted reproductive technologies
Fasting Women, Living Skeletons and Hunger Artists: Spectacles of Body and Miracles at the Turn of a Century
This article examines the historically embedded relations of three 19th-century phenomena in which the non-consuming body is constituted as a spectacle of admiration. These three phenomena, known as Fasting Women, Living Skeletons and Hunger Artists, all emerged and disappeared in Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries. Viewing the emergence and disappearance of the three phenomena as embedded in the historical crossroads of pre-modern and modern …
Intense engagement: Young women in Israel forging feminist subjectivities
Sexual Orientation and Internalized Homophobia of Middle Aged and Older Gay and Lesbian Adults: The Role of Social Relationships
Objectives Research is needed about the role of families in relation to issues faced by middle-aged and older gay and lesbian adults, such as internalized homophobia and families of choice. This study examines how families of choice and families of origin shape experiences of internalized homophobia in midlife and older gay and lesbian adults, a population uniquely affected by the cumulative effects of societal stigma over the life course. Method…
Fasting Women, Living Skeletons and Hunger Artists: Spectacles of Body and Miracles at the Turn of a Century
This article examines the historically embedded relations of three 19th-century phenomena in which the non-consuming body is constituted as a spectacle of admiration. These three phenomena, known as Fasting Women, Living Skeletons and Hunger Artists, all emerged and disappeared in Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries. Viewing the emergence and disappearance of the three phenomena as embedded in the historical crossroads of pre-modern and modern …
Being Anorexic: Hunger, Subjectivity, and Embodied Morality
This article explores the embodied process of being anorexic and the moral repertoires within which this process is entangled. The point of departure for this discussion is that, while critical feminist epistemology plays an important role in politicizing anorexia as a symbolic cluster of meanings, it has provided us with limited analytical tools for an in-depth understanding of an anorexic's lived experiences and of the embodied realities involv…
Intense engagement: Young women in Israel forging feminist subjectivities
Emotional rights', moral reasoning, and Jewish-Arab alliances in the regulation of in-vitro-fertilization in Israel: Theorizing the unexpected consequences of assisted reproductive technologies
Gender Disparities in the Mental Health of Gay and Lesbian Adults in Later Life: The Role of Internalized Homophobia and Age Discrimination
Introduction Gender disparities in mental health among older adults from sexual minorities remain underexplored. This study investigates how stigma related to age and sexual orientation, both enacted by others and internalized, is associated with mental health outcomes among lesbian and gay adults aged 50 and older. Methods The study examined 411 adults aged 50 + (range 50–85) from Israel who self-identify as lesbian women or gay men, via online …
Sexual Orientation and Internalized Homophobia of Middle Aged and Older Gay and Lesbian Adults: The Role of Social Relationships
Objectives Research is needed about the role of families in relation to issues faced by middle-aged and older gay and lesbian adults, such as internalized homophobia and families of choice. This study examines how families of choice and families of origin shape experiences of internalized homophobia in midlife and older gay and lesbian adults, a population uniquely affected by the cumulative effects of societal stigma over the life course. Method…
Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Psychoanalysis (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Diversity and Impact of Dance (2 works) · Homosexuality (2 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works)