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TOWARDS FULL CITIZENSHIP, 4th ed. (2021)

by: SPENCE, Alex and KWOK Kwai Wing 郭桂榮

Publication date: 2021-06-30

Topics: Homosexuality - China - Hong Kong - Bibliography, Homosexuality - China - Hong Kong - Video catalogs, Gays - China - Hong Kong - Bibliography, Gay men - China - Hong Kong - Bibliography, Lesbians - China - Hong Kong - Bibliography, Transgender people - China - Hong Kong - Bibliography, Bisexuals - China - Hong Kong - Bibliography, Sexual orientation - China - Hong Kong - Bibliography, Films, Television broadcasts, Literature, Novels, Short stories, Poetry, Biography, Interviews, Education, Youth, Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, Transgendered, Transsexuals, Bisexuality, Religion, History, Human rights, Politics, Mass media, Journalism, Information studies, Library studies, Newspapers, Law, Medicine, Health, Employment, Discrimination, Surveys, Periodicals, Newsletters, Social media, Websites, English language, Chinese language, lgbt, lgbtq, glbt, glbtq, lgbtq+

Collection: opensource

Language: English

NOTE 1: This is the 4th edition of the bibliography.

NOTE 2: THE (MORE RECENT) 5th EDITION (2024) IS ALSO POSTED AT THE INTERNET ARCHIVE. PLEASE SEARCH FOR AND RETRIEVE THAT DOCUMENT FOR UPDATED INFORMATION.

Earlier editions are 1st (2015), 2nd (2016), and 3rd (2019).

Earlier editions are held in print by the University of Hong Kong Library, Chinese University of Hong Kong Library, Hong Kong Public Library, and elsewhere. PDF electronic copies of some editions are held at Library and Archives Canada (accessible over the Internet) and here at the Internet Archive. Check OCLC WorldCat for additional information.

Bibliographical entries are in English and/or traditional Chinese.

This 536-page 4th edition of the bibliography includes scholarly and popular works across various formats and genres. It provides an overview of Hong Kong LGBTQ issues through many decades in the fields of education, health and medicine, journalism, government, law, sociology, and religion. It includes also sections on literature, film, and other arts and notes major legal cases. A chronological selected list of newspaper articles, primarily from the Hong Kong English-language press, but with some Chinese-language citations, provides a timeline of significant events from one early entry in 1951 through to mid-2021.