ISBN:
9781137556349
Language:
English
Pages:
1 online resource (274 pages)
Parallel Title:
East Asian men
Parallel Title:
Print version Lin, Xiaodong East Asian Men : Masculinity, Sexuality and Desire
DDC:
300
Keywords:
Sociology
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Sociology
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Electronic books
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Electronic books
Abstract:
"Dedication " -- "Foreword" -- " Experimental Masculinities, Narrative Empathy and Cosmopolitan Genders Across the Globe " -- " References " -- "Acknowledgement" -- "Contents" -- "Notes on the Contributors" -- "List of Figures" -- "List of Tables" -- "1: Introduction" -- " About the Collection" -- "References" -- "Part I: Being and Becoming: Subjectivities, Identifications and Intimacy" -- "2: Single Male Rural-Urban Migrant Workers and the Negotiation of Masculinity in China" -- " Introduction" -- " Being a Single Migrant Man: Choice, Masculinity and Obligation" -- " Data Collection" -- " Negotiating Masculinity: Capability and Heterosexual Relationships" -- " Being Single as an Upwardly Mobile Neoliberal Subject" -- " Being Single, Heteronormativity and the Construction of the Other" -- " The Negotiation of âCapableâ Masculinities" -- " Conclusion" -- "References" -- "3: Acting Straight? Non-heterosexual Salarymen Working with Heteronormativity in the Japanese Workplace" -- " Introduction" -- " The âSalarymanâ and Corporate Masculinity in Japan" -- " Queering the Salaryman" -- " Micro-Negotiations with Heteronormativity: Individualsâ NarrativesâBecoming a Salaryman" -- " Leaving Salaryman Masculinity" -- " Returning to Salaryman Masculinity" -- " Conclusion" -- "References" -- "4: Negotiating Family/Filial Responsibilities: Reflexivity, Tradition, and Taiwanese (Younger) Professional Men" -- " Introduction" -- " Distanciating Weak Tradition as Cultural Formality" -- " Endorsing Strong Tradition as Cultural Comfort" -- " Reinterpreting Local Kinship in a Global Context" -- " Conclusion" -- "References" -- "5: Male Homosexuality in Hong Kong: A 20-Year Review of Public Attitudes Towards Homosexuality and Experiences of Discrimination Self-ÂReported by Gay Men" -- " Introduction".
Abstract:
Negotiating Masculinity: Capability and Heterosexual Relationships -- Being Single as an Upwardly Mobile Neoliberal Subject -- Being Single, Heteronormativity and the Construction of the Other -- The Negotiation of "Capable" Masculinities -- Conclusion -- References -- 3: Acting Straight? Non-heterosexual Salarymen Working with Heteronormativity in the Japanese Workplace -- Introduction -- The "Salaryman" and Corporate Masculinity in Japan -- Queering the Salaryman -- Micro-Negotiations with Heteronormativity: Individuals' Narratives-Becoming a Salaryman -- Leaving Salaryman Masculinity
Abstract:
Returning to Salaryman Masculinity -- Conclusion -- References -- 4: Negotiating Family/Filial Responsibilities: Reflexivity, Tradition, and Taiwanese (Younger) Professional Men -- Introduction -- Distanciating Weak Tradition as Cultural Formality -- Endorsing Strong Tradition as Cultural Comfort -- Reinterpreting Local Kinship in a Global Context -- Conclusion -- References -- 5: Male Homosexuality in Hong Kong: A 20-Year Review of Public Attitudes Towards Homosexuality and Experiences of Discrimination Self-Reported by Gay Men -- Introduction
Abstract:
Historical Development of Homosexuality in Hong Kong -- Public Attitudes Towards Homosexuality in Hong Kong -- Experiences of Discrimination Self-Reported by Gay Men in Hong Kong -- Education -- Employment -- The Challenge of Coming Out to Families for Gay Men in Hong Kong -- Conclusion -- References -- Part II: Representations: Producing and Consuming Sexual Masculinities -- 6: Sinoglossia Incarnate: The Entanglements of Castration across the Pacific -- Introduction -- Monstrous Transmogrification -- The Transfeminist Butterfly -- Conclusion: Entangled Fate -- References
Abstract:
7: "Same-Sex Wedding", Queer Performance and Spatial Tactics in Beijing -- Introduction -- "Same-Sex Wedding" in Beijing's Heartland -- Performative Queer -- Between Visibility and Invisibility: The Politics of Masking -- From Tian'anmen to Qianmen: Public Space, Contingent Activism -- Conclusion -- References -- 8: "Cinderella" in Reverse: Eroticizing Bodily Labor of Sympathetic Men in K-Pop Dance Practice Video -- Introduction -- "My Poor Babies!": Reversing The Cinderella Complex and Empowering The Female Gaze -- Watching "Real" Stars with Intimacy -- The Polysemic Female Gaze
Abstract:
Toward an Open Dialogue for Masculinity and Spectatorship
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