Intersections: Gender and Sexuality in Asia and the Pacific
Issue 32, July 2013 |
Guest editor: Patrick W. Galbraith |
Cosplay, Lolita and Gender in Japan and Australia: An Introduction
Framing Cosplay: How 'Layers' Negotiate Body and Subjective Experience through Play
Posthuman Drag: Understanding Cosplay as Social Networking in a Material Culture
Girls Who are Boys Who like Girls to be Boys: BL and the Australian Cosplay Community
Bracketed Adolescence: Unpacking Gender and Youth Subjectivity through Subcultural Fashion in Late-Capitalist Japan
Femme Infantile: Australian Lolitas in Theory and Practice
New Women, Modern Girls and the Shifting Semiotics of Gender in Early Twentieth-century Japan
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Additional Papers
The Dialectics of Visibility: Locating AIDS and the 'Big H' in My Brother Nikhil and My Own Country
Money, Weights and Measures in the Philippines at the turn of the Sixteenth Century
Fran Martin
Bishakha Datta (ed.)
Vasanth Kannabiran
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Published with the support of Gender and Cultural Studies, School of Culture, History and Language, College of Asia and the Pacific, The Australian National University.
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