Sexuality, Immorality and the City: Red-light districts and the marginalisation of female street prostitutes
Sexuality, Immorality and the City: Red-light districts and the marginalisation of female street prostitutes
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性、不道德与城市：红灯区和街头妓女的边缘化
DOI：
10.1080/09663699825322
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发表时间：
1998
影响因子：
1.8
通讯作者：
P. Hubbard
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作者：
P. Hubbard
本文探讨了如何在英国的商业性工作者的地位的文化假设产生（和复制），通过社会话语，陈述和实践，这是不同的空间表达。具体而言，通过发展的想法，性，性别和身体的身份是通过在城市的地形上的道德地理的反复题词构建，本文试图展示如何的边缘地位的女性街头妓女已被映射到，和出，特定的网站。聚焦于最近高调的社区抗议卖淫活动在伯明翰（英国），文章强调的方式，道德叙事和话语部署的抗议者在他们试图构建一个社区的想法，预测排除“不道德的”性工作者。这个过程绝不是简单的，抗议者，警察和当地媒体援引了不同的（有时是相互矛盾的）适当的性，性别
This article examines how cultural assumptions about the status of commercial sex workers in Britain are produced (and reproduced) through social discourses, representations and practices which are articulated differently across space. Specifically, by developing ideas that sexual, gender and bodily identities are constructed through the repeated inscription of moral geographies on the topography of the city, the article seeks to demonstrate how the marginal status of female street prostitutes has been mapped onto, and out of, particular sites. Focusing on recent high-profile community protests against prostitution in Birmingham (UK), the article highlights the way that moral narratives and discourses were deployed by protestors in their attempt to construct an idea of community predicated on the exclusion of 'immoral' sex workers. This process was by no means straightforward, with the protestors, police and local press invoking different (and sometimes contradictory) notions of appropriate sexual, gender...