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On the Outside Looking In: Decolonising Queer-Inspired Discourses in Contemporary Athens, Greece
My thesis contributes to anthropological literature on queer movements in Greece and the everyday experiences of young queer people in the (post)crisis era. In doing so, my thesis engages with and contributes to feminist studies as they intersect with decolonial critique. Decoloniality in the contex
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