This article aims to contribute to the fields of emotional geographies and geographies of sexualities by exploring the relationship between emotions and gender, sexuality, and ‘race’ in sexualised night-time leisure spaces. By drawing on ethnographic research conducted in Manchester's Gay Village, the article highlights the importance of taking into account intersections of social identities when exploring how people feel in certain spaces. It explores how relations of ‘othering’ work through emotions, in particular how people are othered through feelings of comfort and safety. Whilst these feelings are triggered by a particular reading of bodies and spaces, they also produce bodies and spaces that are gendered, sexualised, and racialised (...
This paper is based on the British Academy project ‘Not all bright lights and big city?’ (2008–2010)...
This edited collection explores the important connections between sexualities, geographies and leisu...
Purpose. The purpose of this paper is to develop an understanding of how gay and lesbian spaces are...
This article aims to contribute to the fields of emotional geographies and geographies of sexualitie...
This article aims to contribute to the fields of emotional geographies and geographies of sexualitie...
This article aims to contribute to the fields of emotional geographies and geographies of sexualitie...
This article explores the interactive relationship between sexuality, ‘race’ and space. By drawing o...
This thesis seeks to understand the relationship between sexuality, 'race' and space within the cont...
This article explores the interactive relationship between sexuality, ‘race’ and space. By drawing o...
This article explores the interactive relationship between sexuality, ‘race’ and space. By drawing o...
This paper draws on longitudinal ethnographic research conducted between 1981 and 1992 with white wo...
This paper is based on the British Academy project ‘Not all bright lights and big city?’ (2008–2010)...
This article explores the interactive relationship between sexuality, ‘race’ and space. By drawing o...
This paper is based on the British Academy project ‘Not all bright lights and big city?’ (2008–2010)...
Gay spaces in particular cities have been the focus of studies of sexualities in leisure studies and...
This paper is based on the British Academy project ‘Not all bright lights and big city?’ (2008–2010)...
This edited collection explores the important connections between sexualities, geographies and leisu...
Purpose. The purpose of this paper is to develop an understanding of how gay and lesbian spaces are...
This article aims to contribute to the fields of emotional geographies and geographies of sexualitie...
This article aims to contribute to the fields of emotional geographies and geographies of sexualitie...
This article aims to contribute to the fields of emotional geographies and geographies of sexualitie...
This article explores the interactive relationship between sexuality, ‘race’ and space. By drawing o...
This thesis seeks to understand the relationship between sexuality, 'race' and space within the cont...
This article explores the interactive relationship between sexuality, ‘race’ and space. By drawing o...
This article explores the interactive relationship between sexuality, ‘race’ and space. By drawing o...
This paper draws on longitudinal ethnographic research conducted between 1981 and 1992 with white wo...
This paper is based on the British Academy project ‘Not all bright lights and big city?’ (2008–2010)...
This article explores the interactive relationship between sexuality, ‘race’ and space. By drawing o...
This paper is based on the British Academy project ‘Not all bright lights and big city?’ (2008–2010)...
Gay spaces in particular cities have been the focus of studies of sexualities in leisure studies and...
This paper is based on the British Academy project ‘Not all bright lights and big city?’ (2008–2010)...
This edited collection explores the important connections between sexualities, geographies and leisu...
Purpose. The purpose of this paper is to develop an understanding of how gay and lesbian spaces are...