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‘PROFESSIONAL GIRLFRIENDS’

机译:‘PROFESSIONAL GIRLFRIENDS’

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This paper explores the sexuality, subculture and solidarity of young women who work in the hospitality and entertainment sectors in Cambodia. Specifically, the focus is on women described as ‘professional girlfriends’ and ‘bar girls’ employed in the hostess bar scene in the capital city of Phnom Penh. Professional girlfriends are young women who engage in a performance of intimacy within multiple sexual or non-sexual ‘transactional’ relationships with ‘western boyfriends’ in order to benefit materially and support their livelihoods. Because of their initial material motivations within the multiple partnerships and the strict cultural taboos surrounding sex and sexuality, professional girlfriends, and most other bar girls, are simultaneously stereotyped as ‘prostitutes’ and ‘broken women’ by general society, and as ‘victims’ by the development community. Despite their simultaneous stigmatization and victimization, however, these young women utilize bar girl subculture, alternative kinship systems, linguistic ability, consumption, intimacy and interpersonal partnerships in order to improve their social status, secure their futures and achieve a sense of enjoyment in their otherwise complicated lives. Homosocial friendship groups that emerge from subcultural networks and communal living work to provide support, social cohesion and care in the face of marginalization, structural constraints and gendered violence. ‘Hedonistic’ bar girl subculture also provides the space for young women to experiment with their sexualities and explore heteroflexibility. Through the lens of cultural studies, and via the practice of ‘intimate ethnography’, this paper also pays particular attention to the negotiation of intimacy and friendship between the respondents and researcher.View full textDownload full textKeywordssexuality, subculture, alternative kinship, professional girlfriends, transactional sex, CambodiaRelated var addthis_config = { ui_cobrand: "Taylor & Francis Online", services_compact: "citeulike,netvibes,twitter,technorati,delicious,linkedin,facebook,stumbleupon,digg,google,more", pubid: "ra-4dff56cd6bb1830b" }; Add to shortlist Link Permalink http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09502386.2011.535990
机译:本文探讨了在柬埔寨的酒店和娱乐业工作的年轻女性的性,亚文化和团结。具体来说,重点是在首都金边的女主人酒吧现场雇用的被描述为“职业女友”和“酒吧女孩”的女性。职业女友是年轻女性,她们与“西方男朋友”通过多种性或非性“交易性”关系从事亲密关系,以期从物质上受益并维持其生计。由于在多重伙伴关系中最初的物质动机以及围绕性别和性行为的严格文化禁忌,职业女友和大多数其他酒吧女孩同时被普通社会定型为“妓女”和“残破妇女”。 ,并被开发社区称为“受害者”。这些年轻妇女尽管同时受到了侮辱和伤害,但仍利用酒吧女孩的亚文化,替代的亲属制度,语言能力,消费,亲密关系和人际关系,以改善其社会地位,确保自己的未来并在其他方面获得愉悦感复杂的生活。来自亚文化网络和社区生活的同性恋友谊团体在面临边缘化,结构性限制和性别暴力的情况下提供支持,社会凝聚力和关怀。 “享乐主义”酒吧女孩亚文化也为年轻女性提供了试验性行为和探索异性适应的空间。通过文化研究的视角,以及通过“亲密的人种志”实践,本文还特别关注了受访者和研究人员之间的亲密和友情谈判。查看全文下载全文关键字性,亚文化,替代亲属,专业女友,有交易性,柬埔寨相关的变量add add_config = { -4dff56cd6bb1830b“};添加到候选列表链接永久链接http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09502386.2011.535990

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    《Cultural Studies》 |2011年第2期|p.244-266|共23页
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    Heidi Hoefinger;

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