Seeing “Straight,” Contemporary Critical Heterosexuality Studies and Sociology: An Introduction

Nancy L. Fischer

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Sociology has not always been able to see straight. That is, heterosexuality has often been invisible in sociological inquiry. It has operated as a taken-for-granted assumption, regarded as normal,...

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