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Inverses 2015 : Dossier Homosexualité et Chanson

Inverses : Littératures, Arts et Homosexualités (2015) 15, p. 1-171
bron: Inverses : Littératures, Arts et Homosexualités (2015) 15 , p. 1-171
samenvatting: Dossier Homosexualité et Chanson - Fernando Curopos : les Variations d'Antiono : performances queer dans le Portugal post-révolutionaire / p. 9. - Patrick Dubuis : Entretien avec Jean Guídoni / p. 23. - Florain Fraissard : L'homosexualité dans l'opéra contemporain : Tsaikovsky, Britten, W'aorinen (opzoeken?) / p. 29. - Christian Gury : De Bob Dylan á David Bowie / p.43. - Laurent Long : Frémissements militants aux marges de la Chine ; l'éveil d'une chanson tongzhi à Hong Kong et à Taiwan. / p. 51. - Martin Pénet : Commes ils disent : chanson-pivot dans l'opinion et chanson-mémoire pour la communauté homosexuelle / p. 67. Autres textes - Cyril Barde / Maxime Triquenaux - Textes transfuges, textes refuges : Édouard Louis et Jean-Luc Lagarce / p. 91. - Fernado Curopos : Et maintenant? de Joaquim Pinto : ceci n'est pas un requiem / p. 111. - Mack Magnus : Sultana, peintre da tangible / p. 123. Dossier spécial : Pour les quinze ans d' Inverses, ses collaborateurs font un point d' etape / p.145.
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Inverses 2015 : Dossier Homosexualité et Chanson
ts.
Inverses : Littératures, Arts et Homosexualités
(2015)
15
1-171
N306270
Artikel

"Where Is My Tribe"? Queer Activism in the Occupy Movements  / Pablo Pérez Navarro.

Interalia : A Journal of Queer Studies (2018) 13, p. 90-101
bron: Interalia : A Journal of Queer Studies (2018) 13 , p. 90-101
samenvatting: From the Arab Spring to the Umbrella Revolution, the last cycle of citizen protests has widely shared the strategy of occupying public spaces through the settlement of protest camps. Although one might imagine a homogeneous unity amongst the protesters, these encampments have been the scenario of multiple inner conflicts in relation with different vectors of oppression. This article discusses the conflicts faced and the coalition-building developed by queer activists in different encampments, with a focus on the relation between the occupation of queer spaces and the space of the protest as a whole. The Foucauldian concept of heterotopia is used here as a guide in order to understand the ambivalences and inner tensions of the space of the protest without losing, nor idealizing, the utopian impulse of these movements.
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signatuur: dgb artikelen (perez/whe)
"Where Is My Tribe"? Queer Activism in the Occupy Movements
dgb artikelen (perez/whe)
Pablo Pérez Navarro.
Interalia : A Journal of Queer Studies
(2018)
13
90-101
N313282
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Towards full citizinship : A Preliminary checklist of Hong Kong gay/lesbian related work  / Alex Spence and Kwok Kwai Wing.

Hong Kong: s.n], 2024 - 628 p.
uitgave: Hong Kong : s.n], 2024 - 628 p.
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thema:
  1. archieven/bibliotheken/musea
  2. lhbtq
samenvatting: There have been substantial developments regarding Hong Kong LGBTQ+ issues in the last three years. A number of judicial decisions were handed down by various levels of the court system in the areas of housing rights, inheritance rights, same-sex marriage, parental rights, and gender marking on identification cards. In 2023, the 11th Gay Games were finally held in Hong Kong, with the lead-up to them engendering the by now long predictable vilifications, in the media and in street protest, of the arch-conservative crowd. Meanwhile, new academic surveys continued to verify large and growing support for the LGBTQ+ community, at least from Hong Kong citizens. And, in celebration, after several years of Covid restrictions, Pink Dot returned. These are some of the activities recorded in this update. The new references were collated during the period of approximately November 2023 to February 2024, with the various limitations on retrieval of information from sources as noted earlier, in introductions to previous editions.
signatuur: cat. (spence/kwo)

dgb grijs
toegang:
Towards full citizinship : A Preliminary checklist of Hong Kong gay/lesbian related work
cat. (spence/kwo)dgb grijs
N317708
Artikel

Queer Asias: Genders and sexualities across borders and boundaries  / Michelle H. S. Ho and Evelyn Blackwood.

Sexualities (2024) 1-2, p. 68-76
bron: Sexualities (2024) 1-2 , p. 68-76
samenvatting: In this introduction, we highlight the developments and transformations that have been put forward and situate our examination of Queer Asias within that context. We then turn to the contributions in this special issue, which collectively examine the intricate and imbricated flows of capital, power, intimacy, citizenship, sexual politics, and categories of gender and sexual (self-)identification in and across Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, Hong Kong, the Philippines, and the United States. The articles in this special issue take up the following questions through an exploration of local genealogies of sexual practices, intimacies, and meanings in people's everyday lives: What forms of categories, politics, and activism have gender and sexually diverse peoples across East and Southeast Asia embraced, constructed, and challenged in the 2010s through the early 2020s? What new theories have scholars developed and to what end? Whose politics are now being advocated and how might their activism contest older strategies and discourses?
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.
Queer Asias: Genders and sexualities across borders and boundaries
ts.
Michelle H. S. Ho and Evelyn Blackwood.
Sexualities
(2024)
1-2
68-76
N317719
Artikel

Migrant workers and LGBT activism: A comparative study of Filipino and Indonesian domestic workers in Hong Kong  / Francisca Yuenki Lai.

Sexualities (2024) 1-2, p. 113-135
bron: Sexualities (2024) 1-2 , p. 113-135
samenvatting: Situating LGBT activism in a gendered, Asian migratory context, this study asks why and how LGBT migrant workers are able to organize themselves and come out publicly as lesbians, bisexual women, or transgender people in Hong Kong. Which factors are enablers for this phenomenon? A comparison of two migrant groups, namely, the Filipinos and Indonesians, who reside in the same city, will shed light on both the commonalities and diversities of their understanding of LGBT rights as well as their approaches for engaging in the LGBT movement. The study examines the different immersed contexts of the two migrant groups rather than homogenizing "migrant domestic worker" as a universal description of these women. The study adopts an intersectional approach to examine how multiple subject positions, including gender, race, class, and non-citizen status, affect migrant domestic workers who have a same-sex relationship in the host city as well as their practices and activism. Besides, it also adopts an inter-Asia approach to shed light on the flows of knowledge as well as inequalities among Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Indonesia and provide insights into how LGBT activism in Asia is culturally hybrid and diasporic. Qualitative research methods, including participant observation and in-depth interviews, were conducted from 2016 to 2018. I attended LGBT parades and events and conducted in-depth interviews with three Filipinos, two Indonesians, and two Hong Kong people. I also used data from my earlier field work in 2010 to 2012.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.
Migrant workers and LGBT activism: A comparative study of Filipino and Indonesian domestic workers in Hong Kong
ts.
Francisca Yuenki Lai.
Sexualities
(2024)
1-2
113-135
N317722
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