Women and the Politics of Representation in Southeast Asia

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Exploring the interplay of gender and representation, this book delves into Singapore and Malaysia's historical and contemporary cultural landscapes. It analyzes how gender, sexuality, and representation are constructed across various domains, including politics, education, and the arts. Key tropes such as the "Sarong Party Girl" and the "Singapore Girl" are scrutinized for their impact on gender roles. Additionally, the collection highlights acts of resistance against these boundaries through different mediums, showcasing the dynamic discourse surrounding gender in the region.