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The Nordic Context: LGBTQ Civil Rights and Educational Policies on Gender and Sexual Minorities,sexual equality, are discussed, and even disputed, especially with respect to how this utopian notion of the Nordic countries is manifested in education policies and school contexts. In this regard, there seems to be a gap between more progressive society and conservative schools.

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Ethical Relationality and Heterotopic Spaces in Schools,ronormativity and gender normativities, in the sense of expanding the limits of intelligibility and actively confronting homophobia/transphobia, are described and analyzed. Empirical examples are also given of how LGBTQ students constitute themselves, by telling the “truth” about their gendered and/or sexual self within the context of schools.

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Book 2017ss the country and reveals that, although Nordic countries are sometimes portrayed as queer utopias, the school system in Iceland has a long road ahead in making schools more inclusive for all students.

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Harmonische Teilung und Apollonios-Kreise,of LGBTQ students. Moving from the embodied experience of LGBTQ students, the chapter engages with the spatialization of heteronormativity and how sexualities and gender identities are enacted and constituted in visual representations and other symbolic practices within the informal culture of schools.

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Unternehmenskommunikation nach 1992, transgressed. In that sense, to queer involves a critical approach to teaching and classroom work. Moreover, the chapter engages with what can be done in order to address teacher knowledge about these issues.

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Introduction,and introducing the research context, Iceland, a small island close to the Arctic Circle, which has during the past decades introduced progressive laws in terms of LGBTQ rights as well as seeing radical changes in social attitudes towards sexual minorities..