LGBTQI+ in the Basque Country

This collaboration between the Center for Basque Studies at the University of Nevada, Reno, and the Master's in Feminist and Gender Studies of the University of the Basque Country is the first English monograph on LGBTQI+ issues in relation to the Basque case. It addresses the existing void surrounding historical, legal, and political issues concerning this important topic, but it also tackles social and cultural aspects as well as problems and challenges of the LGBTQI+ collective in the Basque Country today. This book explores legislative issues, the mission of social movements and of their followers, and a historical perspective on lesbianism and homosexuality in the European context. Additionally, an attempt to understand bodies beyond binary categories has been made, and an examination of the cultural expressions through a literary analysis. It is a snapshot, combining the perspectives of the academic researchers and the one of actual activists. It is, in essence, an invitation to continue to discuss, research, and write about matters concerning LGBTQI+.This book discusses the history of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and intersex political and social topics in the Basque Country.This book was published with generous financial support from the Basque Government

La vida no basta

Técnica: Mixta/CollageMateria-soporte: Lienzo/Mader

Talking Pupils : the Arrue Proyect 2011 : research, results and contributions of experts

Este libro presenta los resultados del Proyecto Arrue 2011 y los enriquece con 23 artículos de expertos que analizan sus conclusiones. El Proyecto Arrue es un programa de investigación creado por el Clouster de Sociolingüística y aplicado al uso de la lengua vasca en la escuela.This book presents the results of the Arrue Project 2011 and 23 contributions covering experts’ views on and analyses of this research. The Arrue Project is a research programme on lenguage use by pupils in school, created by Soziolinguistika Klusterra.ES