Restrições ao Lazer Feminino
Particularidades das Experiências de Lazer de Mulheres Homossexuais
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35699/1981-3171.2013.653Palavras-chave:
Atividades de Lazer, Identidade de Gênero, Homossexualidade FemininaResumo
Este artigo de revisão bibliográfica propõe-se a discutir as restrições sofridas por mulheres em seus momentos de lazer, focando particularmente na experiência de lésbicas. Os autores discutem aspectos pertinentes ao tema, tais como expectativas de gênero, lazer em família, homossexualidade feminina, homofobia, interseccionalidade entre fatores de opressão social, utilização de espaços urbanos, além da própria definição do que seja lazer. A intenção deste trabalho é apresentar um panorama sobre o tema e contribuir para futuros estudos.
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