EXPLORING FILIPINO SEAFARERSí MASCULINITY ONBOARD AND AT HOME THROUGH LINGUISTIC DISCOURSES.
Drawing from Filipino seafarersí narratives regarding their firsthand experiences of gossip or gossiping onboard international ocean-going vessels, this paper analyzes the masculinities expressed by Filipino seafarers while they are on board and at home through linguistic discourses of gossip and sp...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Comparative Studies / Komparatīvistikas Almanahs Vol. 43; no. 14; pp. 28 - 59 |
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