
handle: 11089/34495
This article presents an analysis of a fragment of a larger study on transgender individuals. In this study, the authors focused exclusively on the experience of gender incongruence; the conflict between gender identity and the gender conferred at birth. In order to clearly explain the scope of this study, the first part of the article presents transgender theories, and those related to identity and gender identity. The second part of the article presents strategies for combatting gender incongruence. These are developed on the basis of the collected empirical material, and through consideration of evidence concerning whether gender incongruence had a significant impact on the formation of the personal and social identity of transgender individuals. The research was based on a qualitative approach, with the main technique employed being a free-form interview. The research was performed throughout the whole of Poland.
korekta płci, gender incongruence, tożsamość, transpłciowość, HM401-1281, tranzycja płciowa, transgenderism, tożsamość płciowa, gender transition, transsexuality, Sociology (General), niezgodność płciowa, gender identity, identity
korekta płci, gender incongruence, tożsamość, transpłciowość, HM401-1281, tranzycja płciowa, transgenderism, tożsamość płciowa, gender transition, transsexuality, Sociology (General), niezgodność płciowa, gender identity, identity
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