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Mucho macho : seduction, desire, and the homoerotic lives of Latin men / Chris Girman.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Girman, Chris.
Series:
Haworth gay & lesbian studies
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Male homosexuality--Latin America.
Male homosexuality.
Machismo--Latin America.
Machismo.
Masculinity--Latin America.
Masculinity.
Hispanic American gay people.
Latin America.
Physical Description:
xiv, 415 pages ; 22 cm.
Place of Publication:
New York : Harrington Park Press, [2004]
Summary:
This book explores the concepts--and illuminates the realities--of macho and machismo from the unique perspective of a gay sociologist who is also a sexual tourist. Unlike most of the scholars who have written about same-sex Latino male attraction, author/ethnographer Chris Girman has experienced it firsthand. In his travels in South, Central, and North America, Chris has had intimate encounters with dozens of Latino men. He shares both his research and his personal experience in Mucho Macho: Seduction, Desire, and the Homoerotic Lives of Latin Men.
Contents:
Machismo and macho performance
Head, hands, balls, and ass
The Dominican tíguere and hegemonic masculinities
Desire in a Costa Rican prison
Historical representations of same-sex desire in Esteban Echeverría's "El matadero" and Reinaldo Arenas's "Comienza el desfile"
Familiar, familial voices
Performing matter(s).
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 383-399) and index.
ISBN:
1560235020
1560235039
OCLC:
54350054

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