Love is a concept which is woven across many social worlds, and one that comes with different meanings. It’s complicated, actually.
You may have heard of the gender pay gap, but have you heard of the gender orgasm gap with climax as work? In this article, the authors draw on interview data to explore imbalances in labour with regards to sexual behaviours in heteronormative relationships in Canada. Check out the abstract below, and then click through […]
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Falling out of love: what impact does falling out of love have on our sense of self? In this article, the authors explore this question and more. Check out the abstract below, and then click through to the main article to learn more: Lost without you: the Value of Falling out of Love Peer-reviewed research
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Social Science Bites is a podcast series worth bookmarking. Hosted by David Edmonds, the podcast series is a feast for the ears, and a nice break away from engaging with academic research through research articles alone. Here, you have academics sharing insights from their research, and in the process the research comes alive. There is
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Redressing Weddings is a podcast series based on research from Ilya Parkins & Kenya Gutteridge. Redressing Weddings: Clothing and LGBTQ+ and Feminist Marriers “Redressing Weddings explores the complex and creative ways that queer, trans, and feminist folks think about, acquire, and experience wedding attire. We talk to thoughtful people about everything from suits and gowns
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A quantitative comparative approach Peer-reviewed research by: Dr Sait Bayrakdar and Dr Andrew King When it comes to self-reported encounters with discrimination, harassment, and violence from 2SLGBTQQIA+ individuals and communities, experiences vary. In this article, the authors show how different experiences for LGBT individuals track across three different countries (Germany, Portugal and the UK). Here,
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Love in the space–time of inequality: Attachment and detachment across unequal lives Peer-reviewed research by: Dr Samuel Strong This article highlights how understandings related to inequality are often understood through charts and graphs, and how as a result, solutions also often come in the form of more charts and graphs. And while that may make
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