The paradox of recognition: hijra, third gender and sexual rights in Bangladesh
A Hossain - Culture, Health & Sexuality, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
Hijra, the iconic figure of South Asian gender and sexual difference, comprise a publicly
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
The paradox of recognition: hijra, third gender and sexual rights in Bangladesh
A Hossain - Culture, health & sexuality, 2017 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Hijra, the iconic figure of South Asian gender and sexual difference, comprise a publicly
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
The paradox of recognition: hijra, third gender and sexual rights in Bangladesh
A Hossain - Culture, Health and Sexuality, 2017 - research.vu.nl
Hijra, the iconic figure of South Asian gender and sexual difference, comprise a publicly
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
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2017 - pure.uva.nl
Hijra, the iconic figure of South Asian gender and sexual difference, comprise a publicly
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
The paradox of recognition: hijra, third gender and sexual rights in Bangladesh
A Hossain - Culture, Health & Sexuality, 2017 - dare.uva.nl
Hijra, the iconic figure of South Asian gender and sexual difference, comprise a publicly
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
[PDF][PDF] The paradox of recognition: hijra, third gender and sexual rights in Bangladesh
A Hossain - 2017 - transreads.org
Hijra, the iconic figure of South Asian gender and sexual difference, comprise a publicly
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
[PDF][PDF] The paradox of recognition: hijra, third gender and sexual rights in Bangladesh
A Hossain - Culture, HealtH & Sexuality, 2017 - academia.edu
Hijra, the iconic figure of South Asian gender and sexual diference, comprise a publicly
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
The paradox of recognition: hijra, third gender and sexual rights in Bangladesh.
A Hossain - 2017 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Hijra, the iconic figure of South Asian gender and sexual difference, comprise a publicly
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
The paradox of recognition: hijra, third gender and sexual rights in Bangladesh.
A Hossain - Culture, Health & Sexuality, 2017 - europepmc.org
Hijra, the iconic figure of South Asian gender and sexual difference, comprise a publicly
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …