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To feel the truth
Discourse and emotion in Canadian sexual orientation refugee hearings
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Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
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Preface
- Queering borders 1
- To feel the truth 7
- Testimonies of LGBTIQ refugees as cartographies of political, sexual and emotional borders 29
- “Being gay has been a curse for me” 61
- “Coming out of the shadows” and “undocuqueer” 87
- Citizenship(s), belonging and xenophobia 121
- Sexual adjudications and queer transpositions 137
- Index 157
Chapters in this book
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
-
Preface
- Queering borders 1
- To feel the truth 7
- Testimonies of LGBTIQ refugees as cartographies of political, sexual and emotional borders 29
- “Being gay has been a curse for me” 61
- “Coming out of the shadows” and “undocuqueer” 87
- Citizenship(s), belonging and xenophobia 121
- Sexual adjudications and queer transpositions 137
- Index 157
