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Sexualities | 2012

The future of femme: Notes on femininity, aging and gender theory:

Lisa Walker

This article begins by contextualizing the authors experience as an aging femme trying to locate herself in relation to the representation of the femme as lesbianism’s “bad girl.” From the point of view of the femme at midlife, it analyzes the construction of the femme as the gender performative subject with agency in opposition to an imagined “mainstream,” heterosexual woman whose gender identity is determined by her internalization of beauty culture. The article calls for a rethinking of how femme theory conceptualizes femininity, with particular attention to how current articulations of femme identity are indebted to voluntarist discourses of subjectivity traced through the feminist sex wars, theories of gender performativity, and subcultural studies of style.


Signs | 1993

How to Recognize a Lesbian: The Cultural Politics of Looking like What You Are

Lisa Walker


Archive | 2001

Looking Like What You Are: Sexual Style, Race, and Lesbian Identity

Lisa Walker


Gender, Place & Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography | 1995

More Than Just Skin Deep: Fem(me)ininity and the Subversion of Identity

Lisa Walker


Tulsa studies in women's literature | 2000

Feminists in Brideland

Lisa Walker


Archive | 2001

Looking Like What You Are

Lisa Walker


Archive | 1998

Embodying Desire: Piercing and the Fashioning of “’Neo-butch/femme’ Identities

Lisa Walker


Archive | 2014

Taking the Maine Chance: the Rural Spa and High Middlebrow Beauty Culture

Lisa Walker


Archive | 2010

The Lesbian Femme and Consumer Identity: Fashion Victims and Gender Outlaws

Lisa Walker


Archive | 2005

Faculty Advisor Development: At the Improv

Lisa Walker; Pamela Edwards

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