Intimate Equality and Transparent Selves: Legalising Transgender Marriage in Hong Kong (notice n° 1574519)

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Personal name Chiang, Howard
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Title Intimate Equality and Transparent Selves: Legalising Transgender Marriage in Hong Kong
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2017.<br/>
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Summary, etc. In May 2013, the Court of Final Appeal in Hong Kong ruled in favour of granting transgender individuals the right to marry in their post-transition gender rather than their biological sex at birth. This landmark judgment, W v Registar of Marriages, has been considered by many as an important milestone in the LGBT rights movement in Sinophone communities. In scrutinising both the majority and dissenting statements, a critical analysis of the parameters of queerness in this ruling shows that the liberal framing of transgender marriage rights engenders what I call ‘the polite residuals of heteronormativity’, which figures the advancement of queer interest by perpetuating certain implicit forms of gender and sexual oppression. Moreover, theses residuals – concealed within a broader outlook of political progressiveness – were conditional upon a rhetoric of imperial citationality that renders giant global superpowers, especially Britain and China, as the normative frames of legal autorisation.
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Note L'Homme et la société | 203-204 | 1 | 2017-10-01 | p. 85-112 | 0018-4306
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