Sex Zones: Intimacy, Citizenship and Public Space
Sex Zones: Intimacy, Citizenship and Public Space
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性区：亲密、公民身份和公共空间
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2001
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P. Hubbard
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P. Hubbard
最近对性和空间的研究表明，公共空间是围绕着适当的性行为的特定概念而构建的，这些概念将那些生活不以一夫一妻制、异性恋和生殖性为中心的人排除在外。从更广泛的意义上说，这些研究指出，这种对性持不同政见者的空间排斥反映了（并再现了）基于异质性的公民概念。阐述这些想法，本文继续探讨持不同政见者如何超越公共和公民空间，试图破坏这种占主导地位的公民概念。在这样做的时候，文章质疑理想化的公共空间作为一个新的性别公民的概念可以伪造的网站，认为亲密关系，公民身份和空间之间的关系并不像一些评论家所说的那么简单。
Recent studies of sexuality and space have demonstrated that public spaces are constructed around particular notions of appropriate sexual comportment which exclude those whose lives do not centre on monogamous, heterosexual, procreative sex. In a wider sense, such studies have noted that this spatial exclusion of sexual dissidents reflects (and reproduces) notions of citizenship based on heteronormality. Elaborating these ideas, this article proceeds to explore the way in which dissidents have transgressed public and civic spaces in their attempt to undermine this dominant notion of citizenship. In so doing, the article questions the idealization of public space as a site where new notions of sexual citizenship can be forged, arguing that the relationship between intimacy, citizenship and space is less straightforward than some commentators suggest.