Hans Tao-Ming Huang is an assistant professor in the English Department of National Central University, Taiwan, where he is also affiliated with the Centre for the Study of Sexualities.

Hans Huang's book is a rare combination of significant primary research into a variety of published texts and theoretically informed historical analysis, covering the period from the 50s and 60s to the present. The result is an account of some key discursive formations within which different forms of sexually defined selfhood are produced, attitudes to forms of sexual behaviour are encouraged among the general population. -- Chris Berry, Goldsmiths, University of London

Hans Tao-Ming Huang is an assistant professor in the English Department of National Central University, Taiwan, where he is also affiliated with the Centre for the Study of Sexualities.

Hans Huang's book is a rare combination of significant primary research into a variety of published texts and theoretically informed historical analysis, covering the period from the 50s and 60s to the present. The result is an account of some key discursive formations within which different forms of sexually defined selfhood are produced, attitudes to forms of sexual behaviour are encouraged among the general population. -- Chris Berry, Goldsmiths, University of London

Hans Tao-Ming Huang is an assistant professor in the English Department of National Central University, Taiwan, where he is also affiliated with the Centre for the Study of Sexualities.

Hans Huang's book is a rare combination of significant primary research into a variety of published texts and theoretically informed historical analysis, covering the period from the 50s and 60s to the present. The result is an account of some key discursive formations within which different forms of sexually defined selfhood are produced, attitudes to forms of sexual behaviour are encouraged among the general population. -- Chris Berry, Goldsmiths, University of London