Since Spring 2019, over 90 local communities in Poland adopted resolutions expressing their rejection of “LGBT ideology.” Based on a content analysis of these resolutions, I show how local lawmaking was used in this case to create and reinforce the social division between the heteronormative majority and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, and Queer people. In the “anti-LGBT resolutions,” majoritarian identities are territorialized by way of a construction of moralized social spaces designed to cast out the minority. Drawing on concepts proposed by Norbert Elias and John L. Scotson, I demonstrate the efficiency of law in the performance of exclusion in three dimensions: institutional, symbolic, and proxemic.

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波兰的反 LGBTIQ 运动：既定者、局外人以及排斥的法律表现

自 2019 年春季以来，波兰 90 多个当地社区通过了决议，表示他们拒绝“LGBT 意识形态”。基于对这些决议的内容分析，我展示了如何在本案中利用地方立法来创造和加强异性恋多数与女同性恋、男同性恋、双性恋、变性人、双性人和酷儿之间的社会分裂。在“反 LGBT 决议”中，多数主义身份通过构建旨在驱逐少数群体的道德化社会空间而被领土化。借鉴 Norbert Elias 和 John L. Scotson 提出的概念，我从三个维度展示了法律在执行排斥方面的效率：制度、象征和近端。