Lesbian Visibility Politics in Manchester’s LGBT+ Spaces: Whose Gay Village?

This book centres lesbian lives and perspectives to provide novel understandings of LGBTQ+ research, culture, and society, showing that understandings of these issues are often distorted by an androcentric approach to knowledge production. This book centres lesbian lives and perspectives to provide novel understandings of LGBTQ+ research, culture, and society, showing that understandings of these issues are often distorted by an androcentric approach to knowledge production. In addition to providing fresh empirical insight into the politics of LGBTQ+ spaces, the book also provides a commentary on the limiting consequences of not adequately incorporating women’s experiences into research and provides new insights into the shaping of (in)visibility and belonging in LGBTQ+ social spaces.

Pagina's: 174, Hardcover, Palgrave Macmillan