James Welker
@jameswelker.bsky.social
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I research queer cultures, feminisms, and popular culture & media in and beyond Japan・クィアスタディーズ、フェミニズム、グローバリゼーション、日本文化史を研究しています
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· Jul 5
Thai boys’ love pilgrimages and experiential tourism: Chinese female fandom in a queer utopia
This study examines the rise of Thai Boys’ Love (BL) fandom and its role in transnational fan tourism, particularly among Chinese female fans. Since the legalization of same-sex marriage in Thailan...
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James Welker
@jameswelker.bsky.social
· Jul 5
James Welker
@jameswelker.bsky.social
· Jul 5
Empowering Women: Indonesian Muslim Girl Fans, Thailand’s Y-Series, and Gender Equality
Abstract This article explores how Indonesian Muslim girl fans experience sexual empowerment through watching Thai dramas portraying homoerotic romances, known as Thai Y-series and Thai Boy’s Love. De...
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James Welker
@jameswelker.bsky.social
· Jul 5
James Welker
@jameswelker.bsky.social
· Jul 5
Mutating Hyperfemininity in Bishōjo -Inspired Art | M/C Journal
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“With most people, you cannot tell just from looking at them that they are fighting a silent, unseen battle”, says Sugary Symbiote, a Black, disabled, and sapphic artist in the United S...
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James Welker
@jameswelker.bsky.social
· Jul 5
Action and fighting girls: the ethnographic interplay of Naoko Takeuchi’s feminism
By analysing a range of manga titles, this study demonstrates how manga author Naoko Takeuchi’s Sailor Moon helped spark a turning point in the shōjo genre, introducing a subversive trend of action...
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