Hot, throbbing dykes to watch out for

Hot, throbbing dykes to watch out for

by Alison Bechdel

1997

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The seventh collection of Bechdel's comic lampoons of lesbian life finds Mo, the feminist bookseller, both attracted to and antagonized by a young visiting lesbian-deconstructionist professor, while Madwimmin Books endures an erotica-oriented fundraiser.

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    How does Bechdel use humor and satire to critique internal politics, dogmatism, and ideological divisions within the lesbian and feminist communities depicted in this collection?

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    In what ways does the dynamic between Mo and the visiting lesbian-deconstructionist professor highlight generational shifts and changing intellectual trends within queer culture?

  3. 3

    Consider the role of Madwimmin Books as a physical and cultural hub; how do bookstores or community spaces serve as vital anchors for marginalized groups in your own experience?

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