The gay marriage generation : how the LGBTQ movement transformed American culture / Peter Hart-Brinson.

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Hart-Brinson, Peter [Author]

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computer

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online resource

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9781479823949

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Electronic Books.

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HQ76 .G396 2018

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Contents:

Imagining generations and social change -- Contesting homosexuality's imagination, 1945-2015 -- The evolution of public opinion about gay marriage -- Young and old in the cross-fire of the culture wars -- The imagination and attribution of homosexuality -- The imaginary marriage consensus -- Narratives of attitude change and resistance -- Conclusion: moving beyond generational mythology.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Introduction: from non-sense to common-sense in a generation -- Imagining generations and social change -- Contesting homosexuality's imagination, 1945-2015 -- The evolution of public opinion about gay marriage -- Young and old in the cross-fire of the culture wars -- The imagination and attribution of homosexuality -- The imaginary marriage consensus -- Narratives of attitude change and resistance -- Conclusion: moving beyond generational mythology.

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