Resumo
Gayle Rubin é uma antropóloga que escreveu grande número de artigos muito influentes, entre os quais “The Traffic in Women: Notes on the ‘Political Economy’ of Sex”, “Thinking Sex”, “The Leather Menace” e “Misguided, Dangerous and Wrong: An Analysis of Anti-Pornography Politics”. Em breve a University of California Press vai publicar uma coletânea de ensaios seus. Atualmente ela está escrevendo um livro baseado numa pesquisa etnográfica e histórica sobre uma comunidade de homens gays leather 1 de San Francisco. Rubin é militante do movimento feminista desde o final da década de 1960, e teve intensa atuação na política gay e lésbica por mais de duas décadas. Ela foi uma crítica apaixonada do movimento contra a pornografia e da agressão às minorias sexuais. Seu trabalho apresentou uma série de sugestões metodológicas para os estudos do feminismo e do homosssexualismo masculino que estabeleceram algumas balizas no processo de desenvolvimento de ambos os campos de estudo.Referências
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