Tag: fujian marriage

• Episode 5: Gods, Sex and the Patriarchy

  A god of same-sex love. A bearded goddess of war and fertility. Gods in the form of genitalia. What can mythology and folk religion teach us about queerness in premodern Asia?

  nuancespod

  July 28, 2024

  Asian American Guests, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, LGBTQIA+, Religion, Religious Deconstruction/Agnosticism/Atheism, Sikhism

  aapi, amaterasu, bipoc, buddhism, chudala, fujian marriage, ishtar, islam, khajuraho sculpture, king hyegong, korean shamanism, lakapati, navigating queerness, no nuong, nuancespod, Premodern Asia, Queer Asians, Queering Premodern Asia, shikhandi, shintoism, Sikhism, tu’er shen, vietnamese bronze jar

• Episode 4: Love, Marriage & Their Casual Relationship

  When did marriage tie the knot with love? What impact did it have on queer love? What did marriage and love look like in Asia in premodern times? Surprising stories from across Asia.

  nuancespod

  July 14, 2024

  Asian American Guests, LGBTQIA+, Polyamory

  aapi, bipoc, fujian marriage, navigating queerness, nuancespod, polyamory, Premodern Asia, Queer Asians, Queering Premodern Asia, tisese