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Virtually normal
An Argument About Homosexuality
Book • 1995
In 'Virtually Normal: An Argument About Homosexuality,' Andrew Sullivan presents a comprehensive and nuanced discussion on the politics of homosexuality.
The book critiques four main perspectives on homosexuality: the 'Prohibitionist,' 'Liberationist,' 'Conservative,' and 'Liberal' views.
Sullivan argues for the recognition of gay rights, including the legal acknowledgment of same-sex marriages, and advocates for a laissez-faire liberal approach that respects individual liberty and freedom.
The book is praised for its lucid and engaging argumentation, and its ability to contribute significantly to the debate on gay rights and societal integration of the gay community.
The book critiques four main perspectives on homosexuality: the 'Prohibitionist,' 'Liberationist,' 'Conservative,' and 'Liberal' views.
Sullivan argues for the recognition of gay rights, including the legal acknowledgment of same-sex marriages, and advocates for a laissez-faire liberal approach that respects individual liberty and freedom.
The book is praised for its lucid and engaging argumentation, and its ability to contribute significantly to the debate on gay rights and societal integration of the gay community.
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Andrew Sullivan as a book he wrote in 1995, arguing for marriage equality and military service for gay people.
Andrew Sullivan as a book he wrote in 1995, arguing for marriage equality and military service for gay people.
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Mentioned by Andrew Sullivan as his first book in defense of marriage equality for gays and lesbians.
Andrew Sullivan as his first book in defense of marriage equality for gays and lesbians.
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