Origally published 1972 France, Guy Hocquenghem's Homosexual Dire has bee a classic gay theory. Translated to English for the first time ...
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SEXUAL DIRE AND FANTASI THE LGBT+ COMMUNY: FOC ON LBIAN WOMEN AND GAY MEN
Anti-Homosexual Paranoia 55"Unnatural acts": nature and the law 61A myth: the progrs of public morals 62The strengtheng of anti-homosexual paranoia 66Homosexualy and crime 67Homosexualy and disease 69"Latent" and "patent" homosexualy 723. Capalism, the Fay, and the An 93The phallic signifier and the sublimated an 95Homosexualy and the an 97Homosexualy and the loss of inty 100The petive society and the le of the phall 103Oedipal reproductn and homosexualy 106Homosexual groupg 1105. Qualative rearch, overall, shows that there are many factors other than attractns and sexual practic that fluence straight sexual fairly separate leratur explore genred differenc (1) sexual behavr and intifitn and (2) homophobia.
Burecratic practic US immigratn, welfare, and ary stutns the twentieth century also helped transform disparate sexual and relatnal practic, genr exprsns, and physil embodiments to a sgle homosexual stat or inty (Canaday 2009). Further, there are multiple, often subtle typ of homophobia (Doan, Loehr, and Miller 2014) that rerce both masculy and straight intifitn (Bridg 2014; Bridg and Pase 2016) rearch addrs homophobia among straight women, though some fds that homophobia is more central to masculy than to femy (Falomir-Pichastor and Mugny 2009; Nagoshi et al. More rearch is need about the relatnship between homophobia, femy, and straightns, however, given that few studi have explored the visibily and social acceptance of LGBQ dividuals crease, many straight-intified dividuals nscly exprs their straight inty through normative genr practic (Dean 2014).
Prev rearch g non-reprentative sampl monstrat that many straight-intified MSM ternalize higher levels of homophobia and align themselv more strongly wh hegemonic masculy, on average, than gay and bisexual men (Amola and Grimmett 2015; Bnach and Burgs 2013; Miller, Serner, and Wagner 2005; Rowen and Mal 2002; Wolski et al.