There is a heightened awareness that 'geography' means 'earth writing' and that the discipline is bound up with cultural inscription. The City as Text or Writing Worlds . The delayed impact of French theory is only too clear in those titles, and its effects on geography are not always benign. Petting Oroonoko by Kate Teltscher in The Times Literary Supplement , 19th. For Schick, sexuality is integral to the construction of spatial difference.
Home is the place where one dreams of the world.
The male Other is variously potent, effeminate homosexual and omnisexual. Scholars and activists will learn how lesbians' space has changed since the late 1800s, how women's access to and ownership of public land has changed, and how the emergence of lesbian geography has led to an understanding of sexuality and space. The views expressed in this document are those of the Lesbian and Gay Staff Association and not those of South Bank University. Click here to return to the Knitting Circle home page. Return to SBU home page.