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... to recover kabaklaan ( bakla -ness) from its subordinated position within local exclusionary systems. Drawing from popular themes that thread through the virtual, physical, and print spaces that have emerged as part of Manila's post-2000 gay scene, the article foregrounds notions of complicity, particularly...

... , Preston Valerie , and Giles Wenona , 139 – 58 . New York, NY : Routledge Press . Diaz Robert . 2018 . “ Biyuti from Below: Contemporary Philippine Cinema and the Transing of Kabaklaan .” Transgender Studies Quarterly 5 , no. 3 : 404 – 24 . Fajardo Kale Bantigue . 2014...

... all kinds of homosexuals-be they the selectively out Fidel or the unabashedly and un- compromisingly out Julie-is clear in Ladlad, where themes on kabaklaan [being bakla] intersect if not merge with the homoerotic self-avowals of those ‘other gays’ whose primary anguish concerns their desire...

...” with, in this case, the United States. See Bobby Benedicto, “The Haunting of Gay Manila: Global Space-­Time and the Specter of Kabaklaan,” GLQ 14, nos. 2 – 3 (2008): 319, 336n25. 25. Chu and Martin, “Editorial Introduction,” 484. 26. Peter A. Jackson, “Capitalism...

... to the gender-­transitive bakla, or even present a “hybrid between the bakla and the homosexual,” as Neil Garcia suggests.62 “No matter how vigorously one tries to escape kabaklaan,” Garcia maintains, “it seems it will always be an integral part of any or all ‘male homosexual experience’ in the Philip...