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Gender and Cultural Studies: Recent submissions

    • Problematising LGBTIQ drug use, governing sexuality and gender: A critical analysis of LGBTIQ health policy in Australia 

      Pienaar, Kiran; Murphy, Dean; Race, Kane; Lea, Toby
      Published 2018
      It is well-established that a high prevalence of substance use is found in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ) populations; a finding that researchers attribute to the stigmatised status of ...
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    • Drugs as technologies of the self: Enhancement and transformation in LGBTQ cultures 

      Pienaar, Kiran; Race, Kane; Murphy, Dean; Lea, Toby
      Published 2020
      The consumption of drugs has long been a mainstay of urban queer cultures and it is well-recognised that complex connections exist between sexual minoritisation and desires to chemically alter bodily experience. Yet despite ...
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    • Sexualities and Intoxication: “To Be Intoxicated Is to Still Be Me, Just a Little Blurry”—Drugs, Enhancement and Transformation in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Cultures 

      Pienaar, Kiran; Murphy, Dean; Race, Kane; Lea, Toby
      Published 2020
      Despite evidence that drug use is higher among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) populations, research that explores the gendered and sexual dynamics of LGBTQ substance use is limited. Responding to ...
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    • Sojourner intimacies: Chinese international students negotiating dating in Sydney 

      Chen, Xi
      Published 2018-01-01
      Despite being a large community of sojourners making up 30% of the total international student population in Australia (End of Year Summary of International Student Enrolment Data, 2017), Chinese international students’ ...
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    • Towards new future terrains: Reorienting Asiatic femininities in the speculative imagination 

      Zhou, Amelia
      Published 2018-05-24
      This thesis investigates Asian feminist imaginations of the future through the lens of speculative fiction. It aims to revise binary techno-orientalist understandings of Asia and its subjectivities predominant in Western ...
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