Queerying Occultures: Essays from Enfolding Vol. 1

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Prochner, I. (2021). "Theorizing a queered design and the (im)possibility of design for the common good". Proceedings of the Swiss Design Network Conference. Renninger, B. J. (2015). “Where I can be myself … where I can speak my mind”: Networked counterpublics in a polymedia environment. New Media & Society, 17(9), 1513–1529. Twenge, J., Sherman, R., & Wells, B. (2016). Changes in American adults’ reported same-sex sexual experiences and attitudes, 1973–2014. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 45, 1713–1730. There is a growing movement to queer design seen in initiatives like Queering the Map and work by designers and design researchers like Ece Canli, Emeline Brulé, Luiza Prado de O. Martins and Tiphaine Kazi-Tani. Isabel Prochner wrote that queerness and queer theory have radical, chaotic, and deconstructive potential in design by "engaging critically with design goals, challenging their assumptions, and encouraging greater multiplicity." [12] Disco music [ edit ] Warner, M. (1993). Fear of a queer planet: Queer politics and social theory. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.

Galupo, M. P., Ramirez, J. L., & Pulice-Farrow, L. (2017). “Regardless of their gender”: Descriptions of sexual identity among bisexual, pansexual, and queer identified individuals. Journal of Bisexuality, 17(1), 108–124. Query by example (QBE). Relational databases use a graphical query language. The system will show a code template in which you can write and specify the fields and values of your data. So instead of writing complete SQL statements, a user can fill the blank areas. Albury, K. (2015). Identity plus? Bi-curiosity, sexual adventurism and the boundaries of “straight” sexual practices and identities. Sexualities, 18(5/6), 649–664. Clarke, K., Cover, R., & Aggleton, P. (2018). Sex and ambivalence: LGBTQ youth negotiating sexual feelings, desires and attractions. Journal of LGBT Youth, 15(3), 227–242.a b Somerville, Siobhan (2007). "49". In Burgett, Bruce; Hendler, Glenn (eds.). Queer. New York: NYU Press. pp.187–191. ISBN 978-0814708491. {{ cite book}}: |work= ignored ( help) Now that you understand the basic fundamentals of queries, let’s study several standard terms you might come across when querying a database: In addition to databases, search engines can also query and retrieve information. However, the term query in these two technologies differs. Web search query refers to keywords that users type in the search engine, while database query is a particular action to make a request for information. Query containment – happens when one query is contained in another, if it is independent of the stored data values.

So, when that EqIA said there was “no evidence”, it was true. But now we have that data. In my current research project LGBT+ Welfare and Assets in Great Britain we are using such data to understand the patterns of non-heterosexuals accessing the welfare system, and also accumulating assets over the life course. This is analysis that has never been done anywhere in the world, to our knowledge. Butler, Judith (2007). Kaplan, Carla (ed.). Passing, Queering: Nella Larson's Psychoanalytic Challenge. New York: Norton. pp.417–435. {{ cite book}}: |work= ignored ( help) In addition to the SQL database, which is a relational database type good for ACID (atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability) compliant data structures, NoSQL is a type of database that’s an option well-suited for unstructured data. Different methods of querying In this case, we’re going to edit Margareth’s occupation to Headmaster. Thus, the SQL statement will be: UPDATE Participant SET Occupation = ‘Headmaster’ WHERE ID = ‘3’ Using querying languages such as SQL enables a user to locate, modify and put data to work. But, effectively harnessing the power of queries for databases requires knowledge of the code and the ability to navigate complex platforms. While there are some methods--like the QBE model--that simplify the process and make it easier for those with less technical know-how to input queries, they come with some trade-offs, such as flexibility.More than likely there is a graphical user interface that a user fills out. Once submitted, the query is built under the hood. This prevents missing input bugs as the query only gets built from the information that it’s given as opposed to a prebuilt query that is expecting specific information.

Bernstein, M., Harvey, B., & Naples, N. A. (2018). Marriage, the final frontier? Same-sex marriage and the future of the lesbian and gay movement. Sociological Forum, 33(1), 30–52. Butler, J. (1990). Gender trouble: Feminism and the subversion of identity. New York, NY: Routledge. Regardless, both SQL and NoSQL provide applicable options. An SQL database is a great choice for an ACID-compliant data structure. Conversely, if you have unstructured documents, key-values, or graphs, a NoSQL database might be an ideal choice. Query Examples SQL databases are relational and use predefined schemas that require you to specify your data structure. On the other hand, NoSQL databases are non-relational and have dynamic schemas for unstructured data.

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Query Parameters are put on the end of a URL as part of a query string. This is how search engines grab search results for parameters a user inputs in a search bar. You can also add query parameters to the end of an endpoint to aid in pagination. A query can also work with the combination of both actions to perform more varied tasks, for example, to review, insert, modify, or delete data, as well as calculate and combine data from multiple tables.