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fennia-46303	Maliepaard, Emiel	Bisexuals in space and geography: more-than-queer?	2015	12	.pdf	application/pdf	9122	548	54	She concludes that bisexuals occupy space within existing gay (and lesbian) and straight spaces; a conclusion which holds true in her theorising of sexual space as depending on a one-to-one link with the dominant sexual identity. Similar to Bell’s (1995) activist approach in chal- lenging the placelessness of geographies of bisex- ualities (also Binnie & Valentine 1999), this paper is an attempt to critically revise conceptualisations of sexual space, and bisexual space in particular.	cache/fennia-46303.pdf	txt/fennia-46303.txt