Gleichgeschlechtliche Partnerschaften und Familien

Rupp, Marina; Haag, Christian

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-04255-4_14-1

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“…Some countries favor the existence of the same-sex relationship, while some strongly condone their existence. Rupp and Haag (2016) noted the increasing number of cohabiting same-sex couples, for example, in Germany, ranged between 67,000-185,000 in 2011. However, marriage-like partnerships and cohabitation are less frequent in same-sex couples than heterosexual partnerships (Brown et al, 2019).…”

Section: Literature Review: Recognition and Stigmatization Of Same-sex Relationshipmentioning

confidence: 99%

You and Me Against the World: Biographical Narrative Analysis on Same-Sex Couples' Experiences in the Philippines

Montaño

Deguma

et al. 2022

Acad. J. Interdiscip. Stud.

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This article contributes to the emerging literature on gender studies, in general, and on the LGBTQ+ phenomenon, in particular. While the global society recognizes the rights of the third sex, other countries are reluctantly acknowledging while inadvertently stigmatizing LGBTQ+ individuals. Unfortunately, some Filipino same-sex couples were still the target of ridicule, criticism, and prejudice. In this paper, we analyzed via a biographical narrative the relationship dynamics of same-sex Filipino couples confronted with homophobia, heteronormativity, and discrimination. Biographical narratives established an excellent way of making theoretical sense of social phenomena such as gender studies. To do this, we interviewed same-sex couples from the provinces of Western Visayas, Philippines. The results revealed interdisciplinary perspectives that reflected the basis for engaging and maintaining such a relationship. A recurring essence across all identified perspectives that compelled same-sex couples to stay in a relationship was their mutual love. Mutual love becomes a strong driving force that keeps the relationship between same-sex couples all the more substantial while facing heterosexual society's disapprobation. The concepts of love and friendship, by extension, genuine same-sex relationship, when properly understood, can go beyond the border of human instinctual tendencies. Such impartial manifestation of love can extend across cultural differences and eventually build crossroads as avenues of sharing what one has without counting the cost. We recommend the need to further the campaign against homophobic views, albeit providing counseling intervention and psycho-education that help improve the psychological well-being of same-sex couples. Received: 16 August 2021 / Accepted: 16 November 2021 / Published: 3 January 2022

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Section: Literature Review: Recognition and Stigmatization Of Same-sex Relationshipmentioning

confidence: 99%

You and Me Against the World: Biographical Narrative Analysis on Same-Sex Couples' Experiences in the Philippines

Montaño

Deguma

et al. 2022

Acad. J. Interdiscip. Stud.

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On the predictability of lake surface temperature using air temperature in a changing climate: A case study for Lake Tahoe (U.S.A.)

Piccolroaz

Healey

Lenters

et al. 2017

Limnology & Oceanography

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Can we predict long‐term trends of lake surface temperature based on air temperature alone? We explore this question by analyzing the performance of a hybrid model (air2water) as a predictive tool for defining scenarios of lake surface temperature in the framework of climate change studies. Employing Lake Tahoe (U.S.A.) as a case study, we apply the model using different air temperature datasets (in situ measurements, gridded observations, and downscaled General Circulation Models). Through a data‐driven calibration of the model parameters based on surface water temperature records, we show that air2water provides good performance (root mean square error ∼ 0.5°C, on a monthly scale) regardless of the input dataset. The model is able to accurately capture the historical long‐term trend and interannual fluctuations over decades (from 1969 to present), using only 7 yr of monthly measurements of surface water temperature for calibration. Additionally, when used to predict future surface water temperature of the lake, air2water produces the same projections irrespective of the air temperature dataset used to drive the model. This is certainly desirable, but not immediately expected when using a relatively simple model. Overall, the results suggest the high potential and robustness of air2water as a predictive tool for climate change assessment. Lake surface temperature warming of up to 1.1°C (RCP 4.5) and 2.9°C (RCP 8.5) was simulated at the end of the 21st century during summer months in Lake Tahoe. Such a scenario, if realized, would lead to serious consequences on lake water chemistry, primary productivity, plankton community structure, and nutrient cycling.

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