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Does anyone have research articles on Trans people and Honor Culture? I'm most curious about trans men describing masculinity in honor culture but I'm also curious about trans women and nonbinary people if those are out there too
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Does anyone have research articles on Trans people and Honor Culture? I'm most curious about trans men describing masculinity in honor culture but I'm also curious about trans women and nonbinary people if those are out there too
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ABSTRACT There has been a relative dearth of scholarly discussions surrounding the production of girls’ love (GL) narratives in mainland China since the 2010s. This article offers an illustrative case study of a successful GL multimedia storyworld, Couple of Mirrors (CM), which unfolds across a webtoon, a novel, and a web series. First, this article scrutinizes the multilevel state regulation on queer content creation in different media formats. Second, we draw on Henry Jenkins’ canonical conceptualisation of “transmedia storytelling” to delineate the ways that the production of CM differs from the mainstream BL transmedia stories. Through a textual and paratextual analysis of official producers’ and fans’ participation, we argue that CM’s transmedia storytelling creates explicit GL elements through negotiation between market preferences, heteropatriarchal ideologies, and governmental censorship. In doing so, we show that CM represents a successful non-heteronormative cultural commodity within the mainland Chinese media market.
oes anyone know where i could post my research articles? ive tried scienceopen but my article was declined and they never gave feedback. medium is fine but its hard to get reach on such a huge newspaper. the only successful thing ive tried is winnipeg free press in the opinion section
What was your favorite read of 2023?
It could be a book, a research article, a poem, or even some sheet music! I just wanna know.
Not bad...
Almost 80 citations of my research articles in the last year... I would say it’s not bad. It eases a bit my feeling of “I don’t know what I am doing here!” that I sometimes have.
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I've been analyzing feminist writings/research for my summer classes and heres an interesting quote in regards to love poetry:
"We can conclude that the erotic is a luxury, something which must be earned after, not during, a more primal struggle for physical survival; and which, in many cases, can never be earned at all." -Debora Miranda
It very interesting to think about since a lot of writers historically were not allowed or given the opportunity to publish work depicting their own sexuality or romance.
03.06-07.19 | i’m sorrryyy
such a terrible pic but i’m at the library and i’m feeling super self-conscious plus the work desk is an absolute mess—like my brain!! this research paper will be the death of me haha
i’m supposed to be reviewing my articles but can you blame me for getting distracted?
p.s. i took off my shoes to sit cross-legged, i hope no one’s noticing my smelly feet 😂