Reticent poetics, queer politics

Liu Jen-peng, Ding Naifei

研究成果: 書貢獻/報告類型篇章同行評審

摘要

The attitude of the Chinese tradition towards sexual matters between the same sex is to silently tolerate rather than to openly accept. Ever since [I] have had something to do with the subject of ‘tongzhi’, the three characters, ‘same sex love’, has like a curse been tattooed to my face, with the rest of my body rendered invisible [. . .]. In any situation, this ‘tattoo’ will follow me like a shadow its form. My colleagues say, ‘hey, there’s a guy waiting for you in the office’. My old schoolmates will insinuate, ‘don’t underestimate [your] mother, maybe you can just be honest and tell her’. My mother says, ‘if you continue to communicate with Beijing tongzhi after 1997, then you cannot stay on in this home’. Before that, she said, ‘if you are gay/homosexual, you are not my son’.

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主出版物標題The Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Reader
發行者Taylor and Francis
頁面395-424
頁數30
ISBN(電子)9781134083978
ISBN(列印)9780415431347
DOIs
出版狀態已出版 - 1 1月 2015

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