在同性恋父母的小故事中协商性别、性行为和家庭的规范

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Jai Mackenzie
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本文探讨了两位男同性恋父母如何在访谈中协商性别、性和家庭的规范话语。微观语言分析采用了一个三级框架来探索互动中的叙事,通过讲述“小故事”来识别和揭示两位同性恋父母的多层自我和他人定位。这些发现在一定程度上支持了现有社会学和心理学研究的见解,表明这些父母在多重交叉的规范话语中的边缘处境如何会导致冲突,因为他们努力将自己定位为伴侣、父母和男同性恋。然而,该分析也揭示了对这种冲突可能采取的具体和微妙形式的新见解,这取决于个人的情况和经历。研究结果表明,日常遭遇是这些规范话语(重新)构成的重要场所,父母讲述的关于这些遭遇的小故事可能是理解他们的生活与更广泛的社会规范和结构的重要资源。
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Negotiating normativities of gender, sexuality and the family in gay parents’ small stories
This article considers how two gay male parents negotiate normative discourses of gender, sexuality and the family in an interview context. Employing a three-level framework for exploring narratives-in-interaction, the micro-linguistic analysis identifies and unravels two gay parents’ multiple layers of self- and other- positioning through their telling of ‘small stories’. The findings support insights from existing sociological and psychological research to some degree, showing how these parents’ liminal situation amidst multiple and intersecting normative discourses can lead to conflict as they work to position themselves as partners, parents, and gay men. However, the analysis also reveals new insights about the specific and nuanced forms such conflict can take, depending on individuals’ circumstances and experiences. The findings suggest that everyday encounters are important sites for the (re)constitution of such normative discourses, and that the small stories parents tell about these encounters can be important resources for making sense of their lives in relation to broader social norms and structures.
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Journal of Language and Sexuality
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