Trans and nonbinary identities (TGBN) constitute a range of gender experiences that challenge traditional binary conceptions of male and female. This overview discusses the historical and cultural variability of gender binarism, the concept of gender as a set of social performances, and the internal sense of gender identity as distinct from the gender assigned at birth. It delves into the various terms and acronyms used to describe TGBN identities, the legal recognition of these identities worldwide, and the discrimination and challenges faced by individuals who do not conform to traditional gender norms in bureaucratic, medical, and social contexts.
Panno, A. (2026). Trans and nonbinary identities. In Waskul D, Wahl DW (a cura di), Elgar Encyclopedia of Sex and Society (pp. 213-216). Cheltenham : Edward Elgar Publishing.
Trans and nonbinary identities
Panno, A
2026-09-01
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Trans and nonbinary identities (TGBN) constitute a range of gender experiences that challenge traditional binary conceptions of male and female. This overview discusses the historical and cultural variability of gender binarism, the concept of gender as a set of social performances, and the internal sense of gender identity as distinct from the gender assigned at birth. It delves into the various terms and acronyms used to describe TGBN identities, the legal recognition of these identities worldwide, and the discrimination and challenges faced by individuals who do not conform to traditional gender norms in bureaucratic, medical, and social contexts.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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