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In this book, Mr. Lau Hoi-Leung presents a pioneering ethnographic study on how the roles and perceptions of gay men are constructed in Hong Kong. Through his participant-observation, Lau discovers the mechanisms in which sissy gay men experience "double marginalization" in the Hong Kong society in general and the gay community in particular. By reading this ethnographic work, readers can understand the internal dynamics and interactions of the present Hong Kong gay community, which is fundamental to explore the possibility in the creation of a discrimination-free social environment.
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- EditoreRoundtable Synergy Books
- Data di pubblicazione2010
- ISBN 10 9889955318
- ISBN 13 9789889955311
- RilegaturaPaperback
- Numero di pagine179
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Gay Specificity in Hong-Kong
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Roundtable Synergy Books
(2010)
ISBN 10: 9889955318
ISBN 13: 9789889955311
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Descrizione libro Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 179 pp., bibliography. In this book, Mr. Lau Hoi-Leung presents a pioneering ethnographic study on how the roles and perceptions of gay men are constructed in Hong Kong. Through his participant-observation, Lau discovers the mechanisms in which sissy gay men experience "double marginalization" in the Hong Kong society in general and the gay community in particular. By reading this ethnographic work, readers can understand the internal dynamics and interactions of the present Hong Kong gay community, which is fundamental to explore the possibility in the creation of a discrimination-free social environment. 0.0. Codice articolo 9789889955311UHK020112
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