Construction of Sexual and Cultural Identities
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Author_Constantinos N. Phellas
Bisexual Sexual Orientation
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Central YMCA
Culture
Cypriot Community
Cypriot Culture
Cypriot Men
diaspora studies
Disproportionate Stratification
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Ethnic Minority Gay
Ethnic Minority Gay Man
Ethnicity
gay Cypriot men in Britain
Gay Men
Gay Men's Sexual Behaviour
Gay Men’s Sexual Behaviour
Greek Cypriot Culture
Greek Cypriot Family
Greek Cypriot Man
Greek Cypriot Society
Greek Orthodox Church
Homosexual Identity
intersectionality theory
migrant mental health
Minority Gay
Minority Gay Man
minority sexualities
non-Western Ethnic Minority Groups
Orientation
qualitative social research
Random Walk Strategy
Rare Population
Sample Non-Homogeneity
Sexual
Son's Sexual Orientation
Son’s Sexual Orientation
stigma and identity management
Turkish Cypriots
Young Men
Product details
- ISBN 9781138742543
- Weight: 450g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 21 Dec 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This title was first published in 2002: Ethnicity, culture and sexual orientation are salient aspects of human identity. While diversity adds richness to the threads of our human tapestry, minorities often feel vulnerable with open disclosure and retreat from exposures they fear could leave them in jeopardy. This is especially so with gay men of colour. Xenophobia, homophobia and fear of HIV/AIDS combine to make our society a difficult one for gay men of colour. This book explores a broad range of culture-related topics specific to the experience of Anglo-Cypriot men resident in Britain who have sex with men. Along with empirical, clinical and theoretical discussions, the inclusion of personal accounts offers poignant insight into additional complexities, pressures and losses that gay men of colour must cope with in a world that often handles diversity with the closed fist of bigotry.
Constantinos N. Phellas, Dr, Senior Lecturer of Social Research Methods, Department of Sociology, South Bank University, London. He was previously a Research Fellow of Health Promotion & Evaluation at Goldsmiths College, University of London. He has also been actively involved in gay men's counselling and gay organisations over the past 15 years.
