Anthropussy:生态主义者宣言。

IF 1.1 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
Isabella Blea Nuñez, Beverley Choo, Yasmin, Eqtaffaq Saddam Hussain
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人类世已经是旧闻了。作为新加坡年轻的同性恋杂志制作人,我们反复听到这个词,并大胆提出疑问:"人类世"(AnthroPUSSY)怎么样?从这个同性恋环保主义者的双关语中,我们对气候危机中我们与地球的关系有了新的认识--在这样做的过程中,我们成为了生态主义者。生态女同性恋主义是我们共同创造的一个概念,它将同性恋生态学、政治女同性恋主义、生态女权主义、变性学、生态性和我们自身的经历结合在一起。生态女同性恋主义探讨我们与地球的关系,并问道:如果我们的种间关系也是女同性恋关系呢?我们认为,女同性恋的亲密关系是独一无二的,它从同一性和边缘性的角度出发,承认我们与爱人之间共同的性别边缘化经历。因此,生态同性恋可以被理解为生态性爱的一个分支,但其重点在于边缘性和亲密关系,而非一般意义上的性和感官。同时,"Anthropussy "也是我们拒绝分类的一种方式:Anthropussy 是我们在这个前所未有的人为气候变化时代所承载的情色和乌托邦潜能。它结合了环保主义者对气候危机的认识,以及女权主义和同性恋理论对外阴作为巨大潜能、愉悦、亲密和广阔象征的分析。这篇文章是一本重新排版的杂志:这种形式将创造力和趣味性带入了往往沉重而压倒性的生态崩溃对话中,同时也扩大了其受众范围,超越了典型的学术文章。
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The Anthropussy: an ecolesbian manifesto.

The Anthropocene is old news. As young queer zine-makers in Singapore, we heard the term on repeat and dared to ask: What about the AnthroPUSSY? From this queer environmentalist pun we birthed a new take on our relationship to the Earth amidst climate crises - and in doing so, we came out as ecolesbians. Ecolesbianism is a concept we co-created, bringing together queer ecologies, political lesbianism, ecofeminism, transecology, ecosexuality, and our own experiences. Ecolesbianism explores our relationship with the Earth and asks: what if our interspecies relationships are lesbian too? We argue that lesbian intimacy is unique in proceeding from a point of sameness and marginality, by recognising shared experiences of gender marginalisation with our lovers. Ecolesbianism thus might be understood as a subset of ecosexuality, but with an emphasis placed on marginality and intimacy more so than a general focus on sex and sensuality. The Anthropussy, meanwhile, is our nod to rejecting classifications: The Anthropussy is the erotic and utopian potential we carry within this era of unprecedented anthropogenic climate change. It combines an environmentalist recognition of the climate crisis with a feminist and queer theory analysis of the vulva as a symbol for vast potential, pleasure, intimacy, and expansiveness. This article is a re-formatted zine: a form that brings creativity and fun into the often heavy and overwhelming conversation on ecological collapse, while also expanding its audience beyond that of a typical academic article.A full version of the zine can be found in the supplemental materials linked to this article.

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Journal of Lesbian Studies
Journal of Lesbian Studies SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Lesbian Studies examines the cultural, historical, and interpersonal impact of the lesbian experience on society, keeping all readers—professional, academic, or general—informed and up to date on current findings, resources, and community concerns. Independent scholars, professors, students, and lay people will find this interdisciplinary journal essential on the topic of lesbian studies!
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