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关于性别的劳动:斯里兰卡经济加工区的Butch女同性恋和跨性别男性
1Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA.
Journal of lesbian studies
|June 11, 2025
概括
这项研究探讨了斯里兰卡服装工厂的工作如何影响性别表现,探讨了男同性恋和跨性别男性之间的流动性. 它揭示了劳动条件对性别表达和谈判的影响,跨越了Butch-Trans男性性谱.
科学领域:
- 社会学 社会学 社会学
- 性别研究是性别研究.
- 劳动研究 劳动研究
背景情况:
- 在斯里兰卡,奇怪和跨性别的交叉点存在焦虑,特别是关于男同性恋和跨性别男人的焦虑.
- 斯里兰卡卡图纳耶克经济加工区的服装工厂就业提供了一个探索性别欲望和类别混乱的背景.
研究的目的:
- 调查工厂环境如何促进性别和性行为的复杂谈判.
- 分析劳动力中心化如何改变对男子气概,变性男子气概和性别表现的理解.
- 探索劳动条件,资本主义剥削和性别自由/不自由之间的关系.
主要方法:
- 基于2016年和2022-2024年进行的民族学实地研究.
- 分析了寻求在服装工厂就业的女性和跨性别男性的现象.
- 参与关于女同性恋研究,跨性别研究和"夫FTM边境战争"的奖学金.
主要成果:
- 工厂环境使得在生产力需求的背景下,关于性别和性行为的复杂谈判成为可能.
- 劳动条件显著影响,激励和要求特定的性别表现.
- 变性工作者以多样化和动态的方式在男子气概和变性男子气概之间的连续性中进行导航.
结论:
- 男人与变性男性之间的关系的特点是劳动和性别的纠,资本主义剥削与性别 (不) 自由.
- 劳动力作为一种关键的分析,用于理解特定经济背景下性别和性行为的复杂性.
- 在政治经济中定位性别变体的人物揭示了劳动如何塑造性别表达和谈判.
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