Speaking in queer tongues : globalization and gay language /
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Urbana :
University of Illinois Press,
[2004]
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Online Access: | Table of contents |
Table of Contents:
- Globalization and "new" articulations of same-sex desire / Tom Boellstorff and William L. Leap
- Vague English Creole: (gay English) cooperative discourse in the French gay press / Denis M. Provencher
- Qwir-English code-mixing in Germany: constructing a rainbow of identities / Heidi Minning
- French, English, and the idea of gay language in Montreal / Ross Higgins
- Dancing on the needle's edge: gay lingo in an Israeli disco / Liora Moriel
- Language, belonging, and (homo)sexual citizenship in Cape Town, South Africa / William L. Leap
- Takatāpui, gay, or just ho-mo-sexual, darling? Māori language, sexual terminology, and identity in Aotearoa/New Zealand / David A.B. Murray
- "Authentic, of course!": Gay language in Indonesia and cultures of belonging / Tom Boellstorff
- Gay adaptation, Tom-Dee resistance, and Kathoey indifference: Thailand's gender/sex minorities and the episodic allure of queer English / Peter A. Jackson
- Pájaration and transculturation: language and meaning in Miami's Cuban American gay worlds / Susana Peña
- Mother knows best: Black gay vernacular and transgressive domestic space / E. Patrick Johnson.