Diasporic Masculinities: 'Reflections on gendered, raced and classed displacements'
This article is based on reflections that have grown during the ongoing research on construction of masculinities and sexualities in different diasporic spaces. By focusing on theoretical and contextual reflections regarding conditions of leaving, arrival and residency among Iranian-born men who liv...
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| description | This article is based on reflections that have grown during the ongoing research on construction of masculinities and sexualities in different diasporic spaces. By focusing on theoretical and contextual reflections regarding conditions of leaving, arrival and residency among Iranian-born men who live in Sydney, Stockholm and London, this article focuses on intersecting factors that construct masculinities in different diasporic spaces. Migratory masculine subjectivities are not only shifting and plural, but also reveal the multiple interactions of factors such as race, age, class, self and community, past and present, the political and the religious and through the continual negotiation of identity. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-7857f00073f346bfb21b049b7835e3a32022-12-21T18:38:21ZengHelsinki University PressNordic Journal of Migration Research1799-649X2012-06-012215916610.2478/v10202-011-0038-561Diasporic Masculinities: 'Reflections on gendered, raced and classed displacements'Fataneh Farahani0Department of Ethnology, History of Religions and Gender Studies at Stockholm UniversityThis article is based on reflections that have grown during the ongoing research on construction of masculinities and sexualities in different diasporic spaces. By focusing on theoretical and contextual reflections regarding conditions of leaving, arrival and residency among Iranian-born men who live in Sydney, Stockholm and London, this article focuses on intersecting factors that construct masculinities in different diasporic spaces. Migratory masculine subjectivities are not only shifting and plural, but also reveal the multiple interactions of factors such as race, age, class, self and community, past and present, the political and the religious and through the continual negotiation of identity.https://journal-njmr.org/articles/65diasporamasculinityintersectionalityiranislam |
| spellingShingle | Fataneh Farahani Diasporic Masculinities: 'Reflections on gendered, raced and classed displacements' Nordic Journal of Migration Research diaspora masculinity intersectionality iran islam |
| title | Diasporic Masculinities: 'Reflections on gendered, raced and classed displacements' |
| title_full | Diasporic Masculinities: 'Reflections on gendered, raced and classed displacements' |
| title_fullStr | Diasporic Masculinities: 'Reflections on gendered, raced and classed displacements' |
| title_full_unstemmed | Diasporic Masculinities: 'Reflections on gendered, raced and classed displacements' |
| title_short | Diasporic Masculinities: 'Reflections on gendered, raced and classed displacements' |
| title_sort | diasporic masculinities reflections on gendered raced and classed displacements |
| topic | diaspora masculinity intersectionality iran islam |
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