American gay
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書誌事項
American gay
（Worlds of desire : the Chicago series on sexuality, gender, and culture）
University of Chicago Press, 1996
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Includes bibliographical footnotes, bibliography (p. 281-318) and index (p. 319-337)
内容説明・目次
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: cloth ISBN 9780226551913
内容説明
This text provides an investigation into how people have been gay or lesbian in America. The author examines the emergence of gay and lesbian social life, the creation of lesbigay communities, and the forces of resistance that have mobilized and fostered a group identity. Murray also considers the extent to which there is a single "modern" homosexuality and discusses the range of homosexual behaviours, typifications, self-identifications and meanings. Murray challenges prevailing assumptions about gay history and society. He questions conventional wisdom about the importance of World War II and the Stonewall riots for conceiving and challenging shared oppression. He reviews gay complicity in the repathologizing of homosexuality during the early years of the AIDS epidemic. Discussing recent demands for inclusion in the "straight" institutions of marriage and the US military, he concludes that these are new forms of resistance, not attempts to assimilate. Finally, Murray examines racial and ethnic differences in self-representation and identification.
Drawing on two decades of studying gay life in North America, this "tour de force" of empirical documentation and social theory critically reviews what is known about the emergence, growth and internal diversity of communities of openly gay men and lesbians. The book thus deepens our understanding of the ways individuals construct sexualities through working and living together. Stephen O. Murray is the author of six books, including "Latin American Male Homosexualities" and "Oceanic Homosexualities".
目次
List of Illustrations Introduction Ch. 1: Social Theory and the Anomalous Development of Gay Resistance Ch. 2: The Growth and Diversification of Gay Culture Ch. 3: After Gay Liberation: S & M and Gender Uniformity? Ch. 4: The Promiscuity Paradigm, AIDS, and Gay Complicity with the Remedicalization of Homosexuality Ch. 5: The Initial Surrender and Eventual Tentative Reassertion of Autonomy under the Shadow of AIDS Ch. 6: "The Homosexual Role" and Lesbigay Roles Ch. 7: Couples Ch. 8: Gay Community Ch. 9: Ethnic and Temporal Differences in Coming Out and In Moving to San Francisco Ch. 10: Absent Laiuses: Psychiatric Fantasies in Black and Gay Ch. 11: Some Gay African American Self-Representations from the 1980s and 1990s Ch. 12: Mexican American Homosexuality Ch. 13: Gay Asian/Pacific Americans Valediction Acknowledgments Bibliography Index
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: paper ISBN 9780226551937
内容説明
This text provides an investigation into how people have been gay or lesbian in America. The author examines the emergence of gay and lesbian social life, the creation of "lesbigay" communities, and the forces of resistance that have mobilized and fostered a group identity. Murray also considers the extent to which there is a single "modern" homosexuality and discusses the range of homosexual behaviours, typifications, self-identifications and meanings. Murray challenges prevailing assumptions about gay history and society. He questions conventional wisdom about the importance of World War II and the Stonewall riots for conceiving and challenging shared oppression. He reviews gay complicity in the repathologizing of homosexuality during the early years of the AIDS epidemic. Discussing recent demands for inclusion in the "straight" institutions of marriage and the US military, he concludes that these are new forms of resistance, not attempts to assimilate. Finally, Murray examines racial and ethnic differences in self-representation and identification.
Drawing on two decades of studying gay life in North America, this "tour de force" of empirical documentation and social theory critically reviews what is known about the emergence, growth and internal diversity of communities of openly gay men and lesbians. The book thus deepens our understanding of the ways individuals construct sexualities through working and living together. Stephen O. Murray is the author of six books, including "Latin American Male Homosexualities" and "Oceanic Homosexualities".
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