Queer and the Vernacular Languages in India
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Queer and the Vernacular Languages in India
Studies in Contemporary Texts and Cultures
Chakraborty, Kaustav; Chakraborty, Anup Shekhar
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
274
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9781032576862
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List of tables
List of Contributors
Preface
Indian Vernaculars and the Queer: An Introduction
Kaustav Chakraborty and Anup Shekhar Chakraborty
Part I: Vernacular Vocabularies and Expressions of the Regional Queer
1. Laingik Alpasankhya and Queer Identities in the Present-Day Marathi Language
Paresh Hate
2. Queer in Karnataka: Exploring Male Same Sex Sexualities in the Non-metropolitan
Kiran Bhairannavar
3. A Hidden Language that Reveals a Distinct Culture: Revisiting the Lingua Franca of the Hijra Community
Sibsankar Mal and Grace Bahalen Mundu
Part II: LGBTQ+ and the Regional Literature
4. Precarious Lives, Fraught Selves: Tirunangai Autobiographies in Tamil
Kiran Keshavamurthy
5. 'They' are Queer: Transgressing Gender Normativity in Vernacular Assamese Literature
Tonmoyee Rani Neog and Rimpi Borah
6. Urdu and the Queer Consciousness
Omar Ghazali
Part III: Performing the Vernacular Queer Offline, Online and on Screen
7. Mawngkuahur in the times of E-Love: Sexualities, Regimentation, Control, Display and the Zo Queer
Anup Shekhar Chakraborty
8. The Many Bodies of the Vernacular: Negotiating Queer Identity in the Public and Virtual Domains of Assam
Amrita Pritam Gogoi
9. Queer Assam on Celluloid: Locating Queer Characters in Bulbul Can Sing and Fireflies-Jonaki Porua
Anupom Kumar Hazarika
Part IV: Queer Invisibility and the Linguistic Community
10. The Many 'Queer' Silences - Competing Masculinities in Kashmir
Huzaifa Pandit
11. In Search of the Queer in (Catholic) Konkani: Silence, Slurs and the Spectacular
Kevin Frank Fernandes
Part V: Making the Queer Visible in the Vernacular Culture
12. Exploring Queer Literature in Nepali from the Hills of Darjeeling and Sikkim
Anil Pradhan and Pema Gyalchen Tamang
13. Voices of Survival: LGBTQ+ Representations in Literary/Cinematic/Creative Texts in Bangla
Himadri Roy
Index
List of Contributors
Preface
Indian Vernaculars and the Queer: An Introduction
Kaustav Chakraborty and Anup Shekhar Chakraborty
Part I: Vernacular Vocabularies and Expressions of the Regional Queer
1. Laingik Alpasankhya and Queer Identities in the Present-Day Marathi Language
Paresh Hate
2. Queer in Karnataka: Exploring Male Same Sex Sexualities in the Non-metropolitan
Kiran Bhairannavar
3. A Hidden Language that Reveals a Distinct Culture: Revisiting the Lingua Franca of the Hijra Community
Sibsankar Mal and Grace Bahalen Mundu
Part II: LGBTQ+ and the Regional Literature
4. Precarious Lives, Fraught Selves: Tirunangai Autobiographies in Tamil
Kiran Keshavamurthy
5. 'They' are Queer: Transgressing Gender Normativity in Vernacular Assamese Literature
Tonmoyee Rani Neog and Rimpi Borah
6. Urdu and the Queer Consciousness
Omar Ghazali
Part III: Performing the Vernacular Queer Offline, Online and on Screen
7. Mawngkuahur in the times of E-Love: Sexualities, Regimentation, Control, Display and the Zo Queer
Anup Shekhar Chakraborty
8. The Many Bodies of the Vernacular: Negotiating Queer Identity in the Public and Virtual Domains of Assam
Amrita Pritam Gogoi
9. Queer Assam on Celluloid: Locating Queer Characters in Bulbul Can Sing and Fireflies-Jonaki Porua
Anupom Kumar Hazarika
Part IV: Queer Invisibility and the Linguistic Community
10. The Many 'Queer' Silences - Competing Masculinities in Kashmir
Huzaifa Pandit
11. In Search of the Queer in (Catholic) Konkani: Silence, Slurs and the Spectacular
Kevin Frank Fernandes
Part V: Making the Queer Visible in the Vernacular Culture
12. Exploring Queer Literature in Nepali from the Hills of Darjeeling and Sikkim
Anil Pradhan and Pema Gyalchen Tamang
13. Voices of Survival: LGBTQ+ Representations in Literary/Cinematic/Creative Texts in Bangla
Himadri Roy
Index
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masculinities;Konkani;Assamese literature;Bangla literature;Young Men;Tamil Nadu;LGBTQ;Hijra Community;Queer People;Queer Community;Vernacular Language;Assamese;Assamese Language;Queer Person;Queer Identity;Violated;Queer Individuals;Urdu Literature;Contemporary Society;Ismat Chughtai;Marathi Language;Mizo Language;Queer Subject;Queer Literary;Queer Collective;Queer Characters;Toxic Masculinity;YMA
List of tables
List of Contributors
Preface
Indian Vernaculars and the Queer: An Introduction
Kaustav Chakraborty and Anup Shekhar Chakraborty
Part I: Vernacular Vocabularies and Expressions of the Regional Queer
1. Laingik Alpasankhya and Queer Identities in the Present-Day Marathi Language
Paresh Hate
2. Queer in Karnataka: Exploring Male Same Sex Sexualities in the Non-metropolitan
Kiran Bhairannavar
3. A Hidden Language that Reveals a Distinct Culture: Revisiting the Lingua Franca of the Hijra Community
Sibsankar Mal and Grace Bahalen Mundu
Part II: LGBTQ+ and the Regional Literature
4. Precarious Lives, Fraught Selves: Tirunangai Autobiographies in Tamil
Kiran Keshavamurthy
5. 'They' are Queer: Transgressing Gender Normativity in Vernacular Assamese Literature
Tonmoyee Rani Neog and Rimpi Borah
6. Urdu and the Queer Consciousness
Omar Ghazali
Part III: Performing the Vernacular Queer Offline, Online and on Screen
7. Mawngkuahur in the times of E-Love: Sexualities, Regimentation, Control, Display and the Zo Queer
Anup Shekhar Chakraborty
8. The Many Bodies of the Vernacular: Negotiating Queer Identity in the Public and Virtual Domains of Assam
Amrita Pritam Gogoi
9. Queer Assam on Celluloid: Locating Queer Characters in Bulbul Can Sing and Fireflies-Jonaki Porua
Anupom Kumar Hazarika
Part IV: Queer Invisibility and the Linguistic Community
10. The Many 'Queer' Silences - Competing Masculinities in Kashmir
Huzaifa Pandit
11. In Search of the Queer in (Catholic) Konkani: Silence, Slurs and the Spectacular
Kevin Frank Fernandes
Part V: Making the Queer Visible in the Vernacular Culture
12. Exploring Queer Literature in Nepali from the Hills of Darjeeling and Sikkim
Anil Pradhan and Pema Gyalchen Tamang
13. Voices of Survival: LGBTQ+ Representations in Literary/Cinematic/Creative Texts in Bangla
Himadri Roy
Index
List of Contributors
Preface
Indian Vernaculars and the Queer: An Introduction
Kaustav Chakraborty and Anup Shekhar Chakraborty
Part I: Vernacular Vocabularies and Expressions of the Regional Queer
1. Laingik Alpasankhya and Queer Identities in the Present-Day Marathi Language
Paresh Hate
2. Queer in Karnataka: Exploring Male Same Sex Sexualities in the Non-metropolitan
Kiran Bhairannavar
3. A Hidden Language that Reveals a Distinct Culture: Revisiting the Lingua Franca of the Hijra Community
Sibsankar Mal and Grace Bahalen Mundu
Part II: LGBTQ+ and the Regional Literature
4. Precarious Lives, Fraught Selves: Tirunangai Autobiographies in Tamil
Kiran Keshavamurthy
5. 'They' are Queer: Transgressing Gender Normativity in Vernacular Assamese Literature
Tonmoyee Rani Neog and Rimpi Borah
6. Urdu and the Queer Consciousness
Omar Ghazali
Part III: Performing the Vernacular Queer Offline, Online and on Screen
7. Mawngkuahur in the times of E-Love: Sexualities, Regimentation, Control, Display and the Zo Queer
Anup Shekhar Chakraborty
8. The Many Bodies of the Vernacular: Negotiating Queer Identity in the Public and Virtual Domains of Assam
Amrita Pritam Gogoi
9. Queer Assam on Celluloid: Locating Queer Characters in Bulbul Can Sing and Fireflies-Jonaki Porua
Anupom Kumar Hazarika
Part IV: Queer Invisibility and the Linguistic Community
10. The Many 'Queer' Silences - Competing Masculinities in Kashmir
Huzaifa Pandit
11. In Search of the Queer in (Catholic) Konkani: Silence, Slurs and the Spectacular
Kevin Frank Fernandes
Part V: Making the Queer Visible in the Vernacular Culture
12. Exploring Queer Literature in Nepali from the Hills of Darjeeling and Sikkim
Anil Pradhan and Pema Gyalchen Tamang
13. Voices of Survival: LGBTQ+ Representations in Literary/Cinematic/Creative Texts in Bangla
Himadri Roy
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
masculinities;Konkani;Assamese literature;Bangla literature;Young Men;Tamil Nadu;LGBTQ;Hijra Community;Queer People;Queer Community;Vernacular Language;Assamese;Assamese Language;Queer Person;Queer Identity;Violated;Queer Individuals;Urdu Literature;Contemporary Society;Ismat Chughtai;Marathi Language;Mizo Language;Queer Subject;Queer Literary;Queer Collective;Queer Characters;Toxic Masculinity;YMA