Sex and desire in Hong Kong
By: Petula Sik Ying Ho and A. Ka Tat Tsang
Contributors: Tsang, A. Ka Tat; Tsang, Adolf Ka Tat, 1954-
Publisher: Hong Kong University Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Hong Kong
Language: eng
Number of pages: 344
ISBN-13: 9789888139156
Subjects: Sex role; Sex
Other titles: Project Muse UPCC books
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [301]-335) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: pt. I On elite discourse and everyday language; title: Introduction to Part I; title: 1.Lost in translation: Sex and sexuality in elite discourse and everyday language; title: pt. II Body: Penis, vagina/clitoris, anus; title: Introduction to Part II; title: 2.The things girls shouldn't see: Relocating the penis in sex education in Hong Kong; title: 3.Beyond the vagina-clitoris debate: From naming the genitals to reclaiming the woman's body; title: pt. III Identity: As gay, as si-nai as mother, as patient; title: Introduction to Part III; title: 4.Male homosexual identity in Hong Kong: A social construction; title: 5.Beyond being gay: The proliferation of political identities in colonial Hong Kong; title: 6.Breaking down or breaking through: An alternative way to understanding depression among women in Hong Kong; title: 7.Desperate housewives: The case of Chinese si-nais in Hong Kong; title: 8.Eternal mothers or flexible housewives? Middle-aged Chinese married women in Hong Kong; title: pt. IV Relationships: Marriage, multiple sex partners, interracial relationships; title: Introduction to Part IV; title: 9.The (charmed) circle game: Reflections on sexual hierarchy through multiple sexual relationships; title: 10.Not-so-great expectations: Sex and housewives in Hong Kong; title: 11.Negotiating anal intercourse in interracial gay relationships in Hong Kong; title: pt. V Desire: Money, happiness and the self; title: Introduction to Part V; title: 12.Money in the private chamber: Strategies for retirement planning among Hong Kong Chinese women; title: 13.Cyber self-centres? Hong Kong young women and their personal websites.