Research & topics
Recognition, desire, social change
The research brings together Hegelian recognition theory, critical theory, psychoanalysis, feminist-queer theory and decolonial critique. The fields of the educational offers emerge from it.
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Critical sexology
Sexuality as a socially mediated phenomenon: norms, power and emancipation through the lens of critical theory.
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Masculinity and anti-feminism
Norms of masculinity, authoritarian dynamics and anti-feminist mobilisation – analytically and in practice.
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Consent and sexual diversity
Consent, boundaries and non-normative sexualities – professionally grounded and bias-aware.
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Corporeality and somatic competence
Embodiment as a field of knowledge: body awareness, boundaries, shame and professional responsibility.
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Professional qualification
Sexuality, gender and diversity as cross-cutting topics in counselling, educational and psychosocial work.
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Philosophy and society
Hegel, critical theory and recognition as tools for understanding social change.
