10 research outputs found
Temperature-Responsive Chromatography Using Poly-(N-isopropylacrylamide) Hydrogel-Modified Silica.
No full textToward Selectivity Control of a Heme Peptide Electrode by Modification with a Phase-Transition Polymer
No full textGendering asexuality and asexualizing gender: A qualitative study exploring the intersections between gender and asexuality
No full textControl of the Solubility Transition in Novel Temperature-Responsive Linear Polymers Comprising .ALPHA.-Amino Acid Diamide Derivatives.
No full text“And Now I’m Just Different, but There’s Nothing Actually Wrong With Me”: Asexual Marginalization and Resistance
No full textRethinking asexuality: a symbolic interactionist account
No full textThis article aims to contribute a Symbolic Interactionist approach to the study of asexuality. Previous research in psychology, sexology and sociology has had an individualized focus, which has downplayed the interactive and relational dimensions of asexual identities. In order to capture such elements we demonstrate the relevance of some key Symbolic Interactionist concepts: meaning, negotiation, social selfhood and trajectory. In doing so, we suggest it is possible to see asexual identity as a process of becoming within the context of negotiation with intimate others
