Titlebook: Language, Sexualities and Desires; Cross-Cultural Persp Helen Sauntson,Sakis Kyratzis Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Transformed Gay Self: the Male Body and its Scenic Presence as Sites of Gay Self-Enunciation,ecently, as Holstein and Gubrium (2000: 197) observe, it has operated as a form of ‘a(chǎn)bsence presence’ in that, despite its ubiquitous nature, it rarely used to be discussed as a subject of analysis in interpretive sociology. With the proliferation of complex institutionalised ways to apprehend the h

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,Going ‘Back to Basics’: Moral Panics about Heterosexual Relationships,and men’s shifting roles, identities and relations in a rapidly changing, so-called ‘risk’ society (Beck, 1992). It focuses on the discursive construction of deviance (Goode and Ben-Yehuda, 1994), of perceived threats to a ‘moral’/‘normal’ heterosexual life, and to the social order itself (Thompson,

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Women Like Us: Mediating and Contesting Identity in Lesbian Advice Literature,le construct their sexual identities. A study of advice literature aimed at British lesbians is relevant to this, as it is a resource, albeit a marginal one, that is available to women who wish to change or alter aspects of their sexual identity, or to gain insight into how their sexual identities a

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