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Title:
Queering the global Filipina body : contested nationalisms in the Filipina/o diaspora. Gina K. Velasco
Related Titles: Collection :The Asian American experience series ed. Roger Daniels,... Urbana (Ill.) University of Illinois press 19XX 24 cm Queering the global Filipina body
Author: Velasco, Gina K [1977-...]
Publisher: Urbana, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Springfield, Ill. : University of Illinois Press, 2020
Subjects: Femmes -- Conditions sociales -- Philippines;
Employées de maison -- Conditions sociales -- Philippines;
Femmes -- Dans la culture populaire -- Philippines;
Femmes -- Dans la culture populaire -- États-Unis;
Théorie féministe -- Philippines;
Théorie queer -- Philippines;
Women -- Social conditions -- Philippines;
Women household employees -- Philippines;
Filipinos -- United States;
Women in popular culture -- Philippines;
Women in popular culture -- United States;
Feminist theory;
Queer theory;
Philippines;
United States
Includes: Copyright : the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois, 2020
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Bibliographie pages [143]-152. Notes bibliographiques pages [117]-141. Index
lds04: "This project examines the gendered and sexual politics of representing the transnational Filipina body produced within Filipina/o American culture, yet situated in a Philippine economy that relies on overseas Filipina/o migrant labors. Considering how the "transnational Filipina body" refers to gendered figures of Filipina/o transnationalism that includes maids, nannies, nurses, and sex workers, Gina Velasco examines how these bodies circulate within both Filipina diasporic cultural production as well as global popular culture. In order to present a queer analysis of Filipina/o American cultural production, the author analyzes several figures of Filipina/o transnationalism: the mail order bride, the sex worker and trafficked woman, the Filipina/o American expatriate, and the cyborg as a utopian figure of transnational belonging. Identifying these bodies in Filipina/o American performance, video/film, websites, and heritage language programs, Velasco considers whether Filipina/o American tropes of the Philippine nation, which both reproduce and challenge the heteronormativity and masculinism of nationalism, can encompass a queer and feminist imagining of the Filipino labor diaspora."
Language: English
Creation Date: 2020
Identifier: 978-0-252-04347-5 ; 978-0-252-08537-6
Format: 1 volume (XII-157 pages) : illustrations, couverture illustrée en couleurs ; 23 cm

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