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intimate citizenship: a standalone construct

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intimatecitizenship1 CONSTRUCTIntimate citizenshipPLUMMER · SEXUALITY STUDIES

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Sexuality studies

the rights, choices and public dialogues concerning intimate life, such as bodies, relationships, gender and sexuality.

In sexuality studies, intimate citizenship refers to the rights, choices and public dialogues concerning intimate life, such as bodies, relationships, gender and sexuality. This meaning comes from Plummer (2003) in Intimate Citizenship.[1]

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  1. Plummer, K. (2003). Intimate Citizenship. McGill-Queen's University Press. ISBN 9780773526570

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