Routledge - Sexuality and Gender at Home: Experience, Politics

Sexuality and Gender at Home is a groundbreaking text that explores how the concept of home is shaped by sexuality. As the first book to examine domestic life through this specific framework, it provides a deep look at the connection between gender, sexuality, and domesticity. The authors look at how home spaces are constructed and lived in relation to identity. This book examines how various factors such as age, class, ethnicity, and gender influence the way we understand private spaces. By questioning conventional ideas about what is considered private, the text offers new ways to think about intimacy and the domestic environment. It is an essential resource for those studying the social sciences and the ways identity and space connect. The content is organized into three clear sections, including detailed introductions to topics like Intimacy and Home and Queering Home. This structure makes it a valuable tool for researchers and students looking to understand the politics and transgressions of the modern home.