双性恋,多性别吸引力,以及20世纪70年代的同性恋解放政治
1University of Birmingham, UK.
20 century British history
|October 31, 2024
概括
同性恋解放阵线 (GLF) 的历史经常强调其包容性. 然而,这项研究揭示了GLF和同性恋平等运动 (C.H.E.) 努力拥抱双性恋和吸引多个性别在20世纪70年代.
科学领域:
- 社会科学 社会科学 社会科学
- 历史 历史 历史 历史 历史
- 性别研究是性别研究.
背景情况:
- 英国同性恋解放阵线 (GLF) 在历史上被描述为一个激进和包容性的运动.
- GLF推广了"酷儿"等概念,并寻求与反文化团体结盟.
- 然而,它的政治框架往往依赖于同性恋/异性恋二元,边缘化非二元吸引力.
研究的目的:
- 为了比较同性恋解放阵线 (GLF) 和同性恋平等运动 (CHE) 的历史方法. 关于双性恋和对多个性别的吸引力.
- 挑战在20世纪70年代同性恋解放运动中普遍存在的包容性历史叙述.
- 分析20世纪70年代这些组织中对双性恋的态度的演变.
主要方法:
- 对英国两家主要同性恋权利组织进行比较历史分析:GLF和CHE.
- 从20世纪70年代开始,对组织文件,政治立场和公共话语进行了审查.
- 专注于每个小组如何解决双性恋问题和对多性别的吸引力.
主要成果:
- 在倡导"酷儿"包容性的同时,GLF的激进政治保持了一种排除双性恋的二元观点.
- 同性恋平等运动 (C.H.E.) 最初对双性恋的接受程度更高,但在20世纪70年代变得不那么包容.
- 两个组织的方法都揭示了当时关于不同性质的激进政治的局限性.
结论:
- 1970年代同性恋解放作为普遍包容性的历史描绘受到双性恋和多性别吸引力的排除的挑战.
- 这项研究强调了当时著名的LGBTQ+运动中的复杂性和内部矛盾.
- 了解这些历史上的局限性对于当代关于酷儿包容性和政治激进主义的讨论至关重要.
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