Add to ORKGThis chapter explores the processes of gendered self-identification among non-heteronormative ethnic Fijian men in contemporary Fiji. Although these men perform masculinity in diverse ways, they all display an ambiguous relationship to Fijian traditional notions of gender and masculinity as normative concepts. This highlights the often complex relationship between individuals' experience of gendered identities and culturally specific, dominant notions of gender
A global rugby system has emerged which both motivates and facilitates the movement of large number...
Most societies of Polynesia include a small minority of nonnormatively gendered people. These are hi...
Rugby is widely regarded as Fiji’s ‘national’ sport and Fijian athletes are a prominent\ud global pr...
Geir Henning Presterudstuen provides an ethnographic account of how men in the multicultural urban ...
While the literature on post-colonialism and modernity in post-colonial societies is vast, perspecti...
Although the academic research on religion in Fiji and the South Pacific is substantial, there are f...
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This article explores the shifts and negotiations of racial, ethnic, and national identity for perso...
Although women’s exclusion in sport has attracted significant attention in the western context, simi...
Transgender identities and other forms of gender and sexuality that transcend the normative pose imp...
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The Fijian LGBTQI+ movement has significantly grown, shaped around a more significant Pacific identi...
In Fiji, rugby is commonly associated with national pride and is a cultural practice intertwined wit...
A global rugby system has emerged which both motivates and facilitates the movement of large number...
Most societies of Polynesia include a small minority of nonnormatively gendered people. These are hi...
Rugby is widely regarded as Fiji’s ‘national’ sport and Fijian athletes are a prominent\ud global pr...
Geir Henning Presterudstuen provides an ethnographic account of how men in the multicultural urban ...
While the literature on post-colonialism and modernity in post-colonial societies is vast, perspecti...
Although the academic research on religion in Fiji and the South Pacific is substantial, there are f...
In this article I consider fashion as a key modality through which young Fiji citizens experience mo...
Violence has been considered a decisive factor throughout much of Fijian history, from pre-modern in...
Despite the fact that Fiji is one of only a handful of states to have given constitutional recogniti...
This article explores the shifts and negotiations of racial, ethnic, and national identity for perso...
Although women’s exclusion in sport has attracted significant attention in the western context, simi...
Transgender identities and other forms of gender and sexuality that transcend the normative pose imp...
In this paper I argue that indigenous men in the Pacific engage in gender practices that historicall...
The Fijian LGBTQI+ movement has significantly grown, shaped around a more significant Pacific identi...
In Fiji, rugby is commonly associated with national pride and is a cultural practice intertwined wit...
A global rugby system has emerged which both motivates and facilitates the movement of large number...
Most societies of Polynesia include a small minority of nonnormatively gendered people. These are hi...
Rugby is widely regarded as Fiji’s ‘national’ sport and Fijian athletes are a prominent\ud global pr...