Heterosexual Masculinity in Contemporary Vietnam: Privileges, Pleasures, and Protests
Heterosexual Masculinity in Contemporary Vietnam: Privileges, Pleasures, and Protests
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DOI：
10.1177/1097184x11409362
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发表时间：
2011-12-01
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
Rydstrom, Helle
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作者：
Horton, Paul;Rydstrom, Helle
通过借鉴在越南北方两个不同的设置收集的民族志数据，本文认为，异性恋男子气概的方式配置的年轻男子。文章认为，异性恋和男性气质之间的交叉点，集中体现了道德理想，对性别支持的期望和伪装成抗议的性快感之间的冲突。在介绍到东南亚的情况下，拉丁美洲的术语大男子主义，理解为一种表达男性为中心的特权和他们培养男性对女性的沙文主义的方式，（或其他人），本文探讨了当地关于男性性行为的自然本质驱动力以及妻子满足其性需求的义务的假设如何为男性提供道德上合法化的解释，购买各种女性性服务。
By drawing on ethnographic data collected in two different settings in northern Vietnam, this article considers the ways in which heterosexual masculinity is configured by younger men. The intersection between heterosexuality and masculinity, the article argues, epitomizes a site of contestations between moral ideals, expectations about gendered support, and sexual pleasures disguised as protests. In introducing into a Southeast Asian context, the Latin American term machismo, understood as an expression of male-centered privileges and the ways in which they foster men's chauvinism against women (or other men), the article explores how local assumptions about the natural quintessential drive of male sexuality as well as a wife's obligations to comply with his sexual needs together provide men with morally legitimized explanations for the buying of various kinds of female sexual services.