Greg Jabs, Lbian and Gay Male Language Use: A Cril Review of the Lerature, Amerin Speech, Vol. 71, No. 1 (Sprg, 1996), pp. 49-71
Contents:
LGBTQIA: GAY FICTN & LERATURE
“Gretchen: One thg that happens wh third-person pronouns is what I have lled a blog post The Gay Fanfictn Problem. Lren: That very ser lguistic problem. Gretchen: It’s a very...” * linguistics the gay fanfiction problem *
“Gretchen: One thg that happens wh third-person pronouns is what I have lled a blog post The Gay Fanfictn That very ser lguistic problem. There’s the Gay Fanfictn Problem, and then there’s the Poly Fanfictn Problem, and those are two separate Yep, but when they lli ’s very plited. Gretchen: Then there’s The Gay Poly Fanfictn But not all languag have this problem for their gay fanfictn!
Gretchen: I don’t know if all languag wre gay fanfictn but they prumably all tell stori where multiple people are volved. Gretchen: So several sign languag have solved the Gay Poly Fanfictn Problem, and all other languag will have to figure out how to do Playg tch-up, reallyGretchen: Or jt learn a sign language so you n wre better fanfic. Lbian and Gay Male Language Use: A Cril Review of the Lerature on JSTOR.
YIU DONT KNOW bc english is a bullsh language also known as, the gay fanfictn dilemmaWe have the same problem portugueThat’s very ol.
* linguistics the gay fanfiction problem *
Even more tertgly though, this puts onto lookg at how other languag solve the gay fanfictn problem. So French is dog okay at M-rated gay fic but Swedish is still wng at Gen fic. So Ewe do not solve the gay fanfictn “he took his hand” problem as far as I n tell, but do beat Swedish at the perhaps even more important “he said that he loved him, but the only thg was…he didn’t love him back” angsty gay fanfictn problem.
Don Kulick, Gay and Lbian Language, Annual Review of Anthropology, Vol. 29 (2000), pp. 243-285 * linguistics the gay fanfiction problem *
My church and the Christian school I attend growg up were the type that had the philosophy of "hate the s, love the sner, " but also tght that homosexualy would likely land you Hell.
My first real posive exposure to homosexualy was readg fanfictn. Readg them, I began to see that homosexualy was not an abomatn like people had told me, but was jt pretty much like any other relatnship.
The romantic pairg was shortened to “K/S”, which gradually rmed the slang for fictnal gay romance, as wrten fanworks, as “slash” is likely where the nnotatn of fanfictn wh homoeroticism began; as “slash fictn” grew, began to rporate other inti and exprsns.