Homosexualization and Collectivism

Philosophy and Theology 12 (2):275-292 (2000)
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I examine the new analysis of gay community and liberation offered by Dennis Altman in The Homosexualization of America. Three distinctive theoretical constructs are analyzed and criticized: (1) a new view of psychosocial development; (2) a new concept of gay identity; and (3) A set of causal hypotheses designed to explain the new direction of the gay subculture.

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08902461

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10.5840/philtheol200012217

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