Consuming in the Face of Hatred: Lifestyle and the gay advance
Soundings - ISSN 1362-6620
Volume 1995 Number 1
Consuming in the Face of Hatred: Lifestyle and the gay advance
Simon Edge pages 163-174
Abstract
The lesbian and gay movement has emerged as a major political force. But it has done so at a time when male gay consumerism seems to signal - as elsewhere in society- the triumph of market alienation and depoliticisation. Simon Edge explores this conundrum and argues that the visibility of positive lifestyles engendered by consumerism can be an integral part of the political process.
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Simon Edge (1995) Consuming in the Face of Hatred: Lifestyle and the gay advance, Soundings, 1995(1), 163-174