Christopher Pullen, Margaret Cooper (eds.): LGBT Identity and Online New Media

USA/UK 2010, 312 pp., brochure, € 44.69
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Taylor and Francis
What is new about new media for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people? The authors' importnat new contribution to existing scholarship on LGBT representation suggests quite a lot. Its chapters critcially engage with queer identities, place, and community in the digital world. New generations of LGBT people are coming out, finding love, and making communities within a world of seemingly ... Weiterlesen

Lillian Faderman, Stuart Timmons: Gay L.A.

A History of Sexual Outlaws, Power Politics, and Lipstick Lesbians. USA 2009, 431 pp., brochure, € 49.95
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This social, political and cultural history of lesbian and gay life in Los Angeles by two seasoned historians is easily the subject's definitive work. Presenting a wealth of fact and analysis, the authors breeze through the highlights of L.A. gay history. They begin with the suppression of Native Americans' sexual and gender expression by 16th-century Spanish missionaries, before exploring how ... Weiterlesen

Geoff Mains: Urban Aboriginals

A Celebration of Leather Sexuality. With an Introduction by Mark Thompson. USA 2002, 191 pp. with b/w photos, brochure, € 24.95
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Daedalus
A subculture of gay men participate in a radical form of sexuality and community known as leather. Through intimate forms of encounter, using such tools as pain-pleasure, bondage, and role-play, leather can bring a shift of conciousness and a new vision of the self. The book pioneered in sensitively exploring and celebrating leathersexuality. As relevant today as when it was ... Weiterlesen

Ilse Kokula: Formen lesbischer Subkultur

Vergesellschaftung und soziale Bewegung. D 1983, 168 S., Broschur, € 9.95
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Verlag rosa Winkel
In dieser Studie wird die bisher am weitesten entwickelte Form lesbischen Lebens beschrieben und analysiert, wie sie sich offenbar nur in einer Metropole wie Berlin während der 1970er Jahre und vielleicht schon einmal während der 1920er Jahre herausbilden konnte. Die Verfasserin schildert Struktur und Dynamik sozialer Beziehungen lesbischer Frauen in den drei subkulturellen Feldern der Bar, der Clique und der ... Weiterlesen