Titlebook: East Asian Men; Masculinity, Sexuali Xiaodong Lin,Chris Haywood,Mairtin Mac an Ghaill Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Emerging Heterosexualities in an Era of TV Dating: Exploring Young Chinese Men’s Experiences of Loveerienced. It explores the changing meanings of heterosexual relationships by focusing on a group of young Chinese men living in Beijing. As a popular genre fused with a neoliberal reasoning as well as traditional matchmaking principles, young Chinese men’s interpretations of the most popular Chinese

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Pathways Toward Progressive Gender Consciousness for Young Men in Taiwanl context. In order to reach gender equity, boys’ and men’s participations are crucial. Based on rich interviewing data, this chapter specifies that having a subjective experience of gender discrimination in society or seeing women suffering gender oppression does not necessarily lead a man to devel

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Introduction, of the study of men and masculinity by highlighting new and exciting approaches to men, masculinity and sexuality that are being explored in East Asian contexts. In short, this book responds to this absence by making the interconnections between masculinity, sexuality and desire a key focus. Existi

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Xiaodong Lin,Chris Haywood,Mairtin Mac an GhaillProvides a significant new analysis of gender and masculinity in a little-explored context.Highlights the complexity of masculinity in East Asia by connecting local issues to global agendas.Creates a

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-55634-9Gender; Heterosexuality; Homosexuality; Heteronormativity; Family; Queer Studies; Popular culture; Branding

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