Department of Sociology
Mr TB Maake
| College of Human Sciences | |
|---|---|
| School of Social Sciences | |
| Department: Sociology | |
| Lecturer | |
| Tel: | 012 429 6576 |
| E-mail: | emaaketb@unisa.ac.za |
Qualifications
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Candidate (Sociology) (University of Johannesburg)
- MA Industrial Sociology (Cum Laude) (University of Johannesburg). Title of dissertation: Spaces of discrimination and multiple identities : experiences of Black homosexual mineworkers Spaces of discrimination and multiple identities : experiences of Black homosexual mineworkers (uj.ac.za)
- BA Hons Industrial Sociology (Cum Laude) (University of Johannesburg)
- BA Humanities- Sociology and Criminology (University of Pretoria)
Fields of academic interests
- Gender & Sexualities
- Masculine Workplaces
- Masculinities
- Intersectionality
- Heteronormativity
- LGBTIQ+ Identities
Journal articles
Maake, TB. 2024. ‘Sexuality Research During a National Lockdown: Reflexive Notes and Lessons from my Ph.D. Fieldwork’. The Qualitative Report, 29(2): 450-463.
Maake, TB. 2023. ‘‘Are there Gay Men in the Mines?’ Towards Unsettling the Heteronormative Male Occupational Culture in Mining’. African Journal of Career Development, 5(1): 1-9.
Maake, TB. 2023. ‘Intersectional Masculinities in Heteronormative Spaces: Exploring Power and Privilege amongst Gay Men in South Africa’. Gender Questions, 11(1): 1-20.
Maake, TB, Rugunanan P and Smuts L. 2023. ‘Negotiating and Managing Gay Identities in Multiple Heteronormative Spaces: The Experiences of Black Homosexual Mineworkers in South Africa’. Journal of Homosexuality, 70(6): 1138-1161.
Maake, TB. 2022. ‘A Quantitative Inquiry into South African Undergraduate University Students’ Perceptions of Religiously Sanctioned Homophobia’. Open Journal for Sociological Studies, 6(2): 67-84.
Maake, TB. 2021. ‘Studying South African Black Gay Men’s Experiences: A First-time Researcher’s Experience of Reflexivity in a qualitative feminist study’. The Qualitative Report, 26(12): 3771-3786.
Professional positions, fellowships & awards
- South African Sociological Association (Member since 2019)
- South African Review of Sociology (Journal Convener since 2020) https://www.tandfonline.com/action/authorSubmission?journalCode=rssr20&page=instructions
Projects
- Heteronormativity in South Africa in collaboration with UJ colleagues