Nina Perger
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 240376 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nina Perger |
| PRENOMES | Nina |
| SOBRENOME | Perger |
| ASSINATURA | PERGER N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Fakulteta za družbene vede , Univerza v Ljubljani , Kardeljeva pl. 5 , Ljubljana |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4509-6029 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Wielding the power of knowledge
This article examines how anti-gender mobilizations strategically (mis)use knowledge and epistemic authority to legitimize their claims. Focusing on the manual Children Are at Stake! A Manual for Mothers, Fathers, and Teachers to Protect Children from LGBTQIA+ Ideology , we situate our analysis within broader global patterns of anti-gender campaigns that target schools, universities, and academic freedom. While previous scholarship has described …
Viewpoint detection on LGBT + reporting using contextual embeddings and qualitative thematic analysis
This article presents an interdisciplinary study combining advanced natural language processing techniques by using contextual embeddings and manual thematic analysis. We analyse Slovenian news articles on LGBT + topics, focusing on the differences in the connotation of the word deep, the word whose usage differs the most between mainstream and conservative media groups, according to the system for automatic measuring of usage changes based on co…
Feeling the weight of the water
Studies of transgender individuals often focus on the transgressive nature of their identities and practices or on experiences of transphobia, rejection and violence. Rather than focusing on transgression or marginalization, this paper offers insight into practical knowledge, presenting a feel for the game that young nonbinary individuals develop out of social necessity, as the social world, with its gender binary social structures, remains resis…
Non-binary embodiment and bodily discomfort
Transgender embodiment and transgender-related bodily discomfort have been discussed primarily from a medical perspective that downplays the role of society in shaping one's orientation towards the body. Drawing on qualitative data on the everyday lives of non-binary individuals, the article analyses the phenomenon of transgender bodily discomfort or bodily dysphoria using a Bourdieusian framework. The data show that bodily discomfort arises in r…
A Dry Branch on the Nation’s Body
The article proceeds from the thesis that discriminatory discourses in the field of gender and sexuality in Slovenia are based on ideas surrounding the nation’s biological reproduction and that increasing the fertility rate is crucial for the nation’s viability. The authors substantiate this thesis with Foucault’s biopolitical governmentality, Balibar’s concepts of nationalism and fictive ethnicity, and Yuval-Davis’ analysis of women’s roles in t…
Alone in a Time of Pandemic
For people in single households, living alone has become literal and absolute during the social-distancing measures related to COVID-19 and can lead to decreased health and wellbeing. In this article, we examine how solo-living women think, feel, make sense of, and practice COVID-19-related social-distancing measures and, consequently, physical isolation. During lockdown, we interviewed 23 solo-living women between the ages of 25 and 69 years liv…
Feminist productions “in need of saving”
The paper discusses the issue of feminist knowledge production and reproduction in relation to the subject and her geo-political location. This discussion was prompted by Sofi Oksanen?s letter to Melania Trump in 2017. We argue that this letter is subtly based on the power dynamics of the centre, semiperiphery and periphery, and we attempt to make these dynamics visible. Namely, Oksanen addresses M. Trump as the one who made it without the necess…
Anti-gender campaigns in Europe
Anti-gender campaigns in Europe: Mobilizing against equality, edited by Roman Kuhar and David Patternote, consists of various subchapters with a common theme – the analysis of anti-gender movements that are appearing and consolidating across Europe. According to the authors, the movements’ common background is an opposition to the so called ‘gender ideology’ or ‘gender theory’. In these anti-gender movements and campaigns, ‘gender ideology’ is pe…
Alternatives
Le discours de haine en ligne est aujourd’hui une forme majeure de violation des droits de l’homme. Ses conséquences sont graves, parfois même tragiques, y compris « dans la vie réelle ». Nous ne pouvons laisser le discours de haine proliférer sans dénoncer sa vraie nature : il relaie des récits fondés sur les préjugés envers certains groupes sociaux, les associe à de fausses informations et alimente ainsi les phobies et les peurs. Ces récits séd…
Alone in a Time of Pandemic
For people in single households, living alone has become literal and absolute during the social-distancing measures related to COVID-19 and can lead to decreased health and wellbeing. In this article, we examine how solo-living women think, feel, make sense of, and practice COVID-19-related social-distancing measures and, consequently, physical isolation. During lockdown, we interviewed 23 solo-living women between the ages of 25 and 69 years liv…
Non-binary embodiment and bodily discomfort
Transgender embodiment and transgender-related bodily discomfort have been discussed primarily from a medical perspective that downplays the role of society in shaping one's orientation towards the body. Drawing on qualitative data on the everyday lives of non-binary individuals, the article analyses the phenomenon of transgender bodily discomfort or bodily dysphoria using a Bourdieusian framework. The data show that bodily discomfort arises in r…
Alternatives
Le discours de haine en ligne est aujourd’hui une forme majeure de violation des droits de l’homme. Ses conséquences sont graves, parfois même tragiques, y compris « dans la vie réelle ». Nous ne pouvons laisser le discours de haine proliférer sans dénoncer sa vraie nature : il relaie des récits fondés sur les préjugés envers certains groupes sociaux, les associe à de fausses informations et alimente ainsi les phobies et les peurs. Ces récits séd…
Feminist productions “in need of saving”
The paper discusses the issue of feminist knowledge production and reproduction in relation to the subject and her geo-political location. This discussion was prompted by Sofi Oksanen?s letter to Melania Trump in 2017. We argue that this letter is subtly based on the power dynamics of the centre, semiperiphery and periphery, and we attempt to make these dynamics visible. Namely, Oksanen addresses M. Trump as the one who made it without the necess…
Anti-gender campaigns in Europe
Anti-gender campaigns in Europe: Mobilizing against equality, edited by Roman Kuhar and David Patternote, consists of various subchapters with a common theme – the analysis of anti-gender movements that are appearing and consolidating across Europe. According to the authors, the movements’ common background is an opposition to the so called ‘gender ideology’ or ‘gender theory’. In these anti-gender movements and campaigns, ‘gender ideology’ is pe…
A Dry Branch on the Nation’s Body
The article proceeds from the thesis that discriminatory discourses in the field of gender and sexuality in Slovenia are based on ideas surrounding the nation’s biological reproduction and that increasing the fertility rate is crucial for the nation’s viability. The authors substantiate this thesis with Foucault’s biopolitical governmentality, Balibar’s concepts of nationalism and fictive ethnicity, and Yuval-Davis’ analysis of women’s roles in t…
Alone in a Time of Pandemic
For people in single households, living alone has become literal and absolute during the social-distancing measures related to COVID-19 and can lead to decreased health and wellbeing. In this article, we examine how solo-living women think, feel, make sense of, and practice COVID-19-related social-distancing measures and, consequently, physical isolation. During lockdown, we interviewed 23 solo-living women between the ages of 25 and 69 years liv…
Feeling the weight of the water
Studies of transgender individuals often focus on the transgressive nature of their identities and practices or on experiences of transphobia, rejection and violence. Rather than focusing on transgression or marginalization, this paper offers insight into practical knowledge, presenting a feel for the game that young nonbinary individuals develop out of social necessity, as the social world, with its gender binary social structures, remains resis…
Non-binary embodiment and bodily discomfort
Transgender embodiment and transgender-related bodily discomfort have been discussed primarily from a medical perspective that downplays the role of society in shaping one's orientation towards the body. Drawing on qualitative data on the everyday lives of non-binary individuals, the article analyses the phenomenon of transgender bodily discomfort or bodily dysphoria using a Bourdieusian framework. The data show that bodily discomfort arises in r…
Viewpoint detection on LGBT + reporting using contextual embeddings and qualitative thematic analysis
This article presents an interdisciplinary study combining advanced natural language processing techniques by using contextual embeddings and manual thematic analysis. We analyse Slovenian news articles on LGBT + topics, focusing on the differences in the connotation of the word deep, the word whose usage differs the most between mainstream and conservative media groups, according to the system for automatic measuring of usage changes based on co…
Wielding the power of knowledge
This article examines how anti-gender mobilizations strategically (mis)use knowledge and epistemic authority to legitimize their claims. Focusing on the manual Children Are at Stake! A Manual for Mothers, Fathers, and Teachers to Protect Children from LGBTQIA+ Ideology , we situate our analysis within broader global patterns of anti-gender campaigns that target schools, universities, and academic freedom. While previous scholarship has described …
Sociology (6 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Gender Politics and Representation (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Ideology (2 obras) · Philosophy (2 obras)