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Shanghai lalas: Female Tongzhi communities and politics in urban China
Lucetta Y L Kam
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Politics
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Urban China
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Tongzhi
100%
China
40%
Homophobia
40%
Same-sex Attraction
40%
Heteronormative
20%
Coming out
20%
Depth Interviews
20%
Culturally Specific
20%
Self-identification
20%
Ethnographic Study
20%
Denying
20%
International Debates
20%
Own Experience
20%
Survival Strategies
20%
Bisexual Community
20%
Strategy Identification
20%
Lesbian Community
20%
Family Harmony
20%
Transgender Community
20%
Transgender Politics
20%
Sexual Agency
20%
Everyday Struggles
20%
Queer Identity
20%
Arts and Humanities
China
100%
Shanghai
100%
Chinese
50%
Coming out
25%
Harmony
25%
Discourse
25%
Ethnographic Study
25%
In-depth interviews
25%
Correctness
25%
Same-sex Desire
25%
Social Sciences
China
100%
Chinese
50%
Rhetoric
50%
Discourse
25%
In-Depth Interview
25%
Ethnographic Study
25%
Survival Strategy
25%