Beyond Common Sense: Sexuality And Gender In Contemporary Japan
by
Wim Lunsing
Book Details
Format
Hardback or Cased Book
ISBN-10
0710305931
ISBN-13
9780710305930
Publisher
Kegan Paul
Imprint
Kegan Paul
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Jan 6th, 2001
Print length
420 Pages
Weight
784 grams
Dimensions
23.80 x 16.50 x 3.00 cms
Product Classification:
Gender studies, gender groupsSexual behaviourSex & sexuality, sex manuals
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First published in 2001. This volume is based on the author's visit to Japan in Summer 1986 on his findings about some of the questions he was asked whilst there. He was 25 and these questions centred around asking if he was married or had a girlfriend, when in his homeland of the Netherlands he openly identified as gay. This research is an investigation of how gay and lesbian people, women's and men's liberationaists, singles and other people, such as transsexuals, transvestites and hermaphrodites, whose ideas, feelings or lifestyles are at variance with Japanese constructions of marriage and inherently the construction of life, live in Japan.
First published in 2001. This volume is based on the author''s visit to Japan in Summer 1986 on his findings about some of the questions he was asked whilst there. He was 25 and these questions centred around asking if he was married or had a girlfriend, when in his homeland of the Netherlands he openly identified as gay. This research is an investigation of how gay and lesbian people, women''s and men''s liberationaists, singles and other people, such as transsexuals, transvestites and hermaphrodites, whose ideas, feelings or lifestyles are at variance with Japanese constructions of marriage and inherently the construction of life, live in Japan.
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