Post-lesbian? Not yet.
Though some may encourage us to consider ourselves in a 'post-lesbian' era, political cultural and academic realities suggest something quite different. Analyzing specific cases in all three of these arenas can strengthen a resolve to insist on the preservation of both the term and concept embodied by 'lesbian.' Finally, this essay suggests several areas open for future investigation by scholars and activists alike.
McNaron
Toni A H
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Department of English, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN 55408, USA. mcnar001@umn.edu
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