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Lesbians and Exile : Sinister Wisdom 94 by Yasmin Tambiah (2014, Trade Paperback)

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LGBT Studies. In other instances, simply being a lesbian is not necessarily the most pressing issue in one's daily life. However, being a lesbian informs and complicates the responses to, and survival strategies developed in, such contexts.

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PublisherMidsummer Night's Press, a

ISBN-101938334108

ISBN-139781938334108

eBay Product ID (ePID)202495796

Product Key Features

Publication Year2014

Book TitleLesbians and Exile : Sinister Wisdom 94

TopicGeneral

Number of Pages156 Pages

LanguageEnglish

GenreFiction, Literary Collections

AuthorYasmin Tambiah

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Weight8 Oz

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Intended AudienceTrade

Compiled byTambiah, Yasmin, Nestle, Joan

SynopsisFiction. Poetry. Prose. Anthology. LGBT Studies. Living as a lesbian is still a dangerous business in many parts of the world, especially when lesbian lives become enmeshed in agendas of national purification that make scapegoats of lesbians and nonconformists more broadly. In other instances, simply being a lesbian is not necessarily the most pressing issue in one's daily life. This is particularly true if a lesbian lives in, or is closely connected with, war zones, whether such zones result from armed conflict within or across national boundaries or from violence experienced in a socially and economically marginalized community. However, being a lesbian informs and complicates the responses to, and survival strategies developed in, such contexts. Thus the stories lesbians tell are marked by the criss-crossings of all their histories.