Fuori binario
Book presentation by Giuseppe Burgio in conversation with Giulia Selmi
with LIS interpreter
ph: Valentina Zanaga
Male bisexuality has been addressed very little in research. Giuseppe Burgio’s essay, published by Mimesis, aims to fill the gap by studying the scientific literature on homosexuality, in order to offer possible interpretations related to bisexuality that have been little analyzed until now. In parallel, this volume analyzes contemporary changes in male heterosexuality, which are characterized by an increasing sexual experimentation. A collection of desires, practices and examples of forms of representation that aim at challenging the traditional way in which we think about male sexuality and sexual orientation, moving toward a more fluid, complex and queer representation.
LIS interpreter will be present at the presentation
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Free entry.
About the author
Giuseppe Burgio, associate professor of General and Social Pedagogy at the University of Enna ‘Kore’ and Graduated Sylff Fellow at the Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research, is director of CIRQUE (Interuniversity Centre for Queer Research). His books include: Mezzi maschi. Gli adolescenti gay dell’Italia meridionale (2008) and Adolescenza e violenza. Il bullismo omofobico come formazione alla maschilità (20172), the latter winner of the National Prize of the Italian Society of Pedagogy.
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