Virtually Normal: An Argument about Homosexuality
In Virtually Normal, Andrew Sullivan offers a thoughtful argument about homosexuality and its place in society. Drawing on political, cultural, and moral perspectives, the book examines questions of identity, equality, acceptance, and public debate while challenging readers to reconsider familiar assumptions.
About This Book
Virtually Normal is Andrew Sullivan’s sustained argument about homosexuality and its place in public life.
The book considers how sexual identity has been understood through political, cultural, and moral perspectives.
It addresses questions of equality, social acceptance, and the relationship between private life and public debate.
Written as a work of argument and commentary, it invites readers to examine the assumptions shaping discussions of homosexuality.
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