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4.0 out of 5 stars
Somewhat uneven, but important multidiscplinary perspective,
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This review is from: Public Sex/Gay Space (Between Men~Between Women: Lesbian and Gay Studies) (Paperback)
The most important lesson from this book is that there is no such thing as "privacy" for gay sex.A few chapters are mystifying (Hollister's and Lane') but there are fascinating chapters on cruising in Hanoi (Aaronson), straight-identified men's wider conception of "private" than gay men's (Leap), historical explorations of 19th-century Netherlands (van der Meer)and 1950s Montrel (Higgins), and -- far and away the most graphic -- Stephen Murray's demonstration that gay men differ in their responses to and valuations of being observed having sex.
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Public Sex/Gay Space (Between Men~Between Women: Lesbian and Gay Studies) by William Leap (Paperback - December 22, 1998)
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