Queer Intersections: Sexuality and Gender in Migration Studies
Queer Intersections: Sexuality and Gender in Migration Studies
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酷儿交叉点：移民研究中的性行为和性别
DOI：
10.1111/j.1747-7379.2006.00009.x
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发表时间：
2006
影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
M. Manalansan
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文献类型：
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作者：
M. Manalansan
本文考察了性在移民研究中的历史和理论发展。注意到文献中的空白和遗漏，文章提出了一种双重的性行为概念，包括一种由阶级和种族等其他社会身份相交产生的概念，以及一种奇怪的研究派生的性行为概念，这与异性行为制度和做法的正常化背道而驰。利用菲律宾移民工人的案例研究，本文通过对这部文献中充斥着的关于家庭、异性生殖和婚姻的隐含的规范性假设的批判，以及性的批判性概念如何能够更全面和准确地描述全球性别移民，论证了性在未来性别和移民研究中的关键作用。
This essay examines the historical and theoretical development of sexuality in migration research. Noting gaps and omissions in the literature, the essay proposes a dual notion of sexuality including one that is produced by the intersection of other social identities such as class and race, and a queer studies-derived idea of the sexual that goes against the normalizing of heterosexual institutions and practices. Utilizing a case study of Filipina migrant workers, the essay demonstrates the pivotal role of sexuality in the future of gender and migration research through a critique of the implicit normative assumptions around family, heterosexual reproduction, and marriage that abound in this body of literature, and how a critical notion of sexuality enables a more inclusive and accurate portrait of global gendered migration.