The first book series in the world on this topic, Transnational Asian Masculinities explores the representations and lived realities of Asian masculinities in their transnational dimensions. Books in this series use interdisciplinary perspectives and interrogate diverse textual, visual, and ethnographic materials. They illuminate the specificities of Asian masculinities in global contexts and question some of the assumptions of Euro-American theorizing on masculinities. By approaching Asianness through ethnicity, nationality, and location—encompassing men’s, women’s, queer, and trans masculinities—this series unpacks the tangled assemblages of local and transnational circulations of people, ideas, and objects that have shaped Asian masculinities in all eras. Inquiries and submissions should be directed to Kenneth Yung at Hong Kong University Press.

Making National Heroes

The Exemplarist Production of Masculinities in Contemporary China

Jacqueline Zhenru Lin

Hardback

Han Heroes and Yamato Warriors

Competing Masculinities in Chinese and Japanese War Cinema

Amanda Weiss

Hardback

Mastery of Words and Swords

Negotiating Intellectual Masculinities in Modern China, 1890s–1930s

Jun Lei

Hardback

Everyday Masculinities in 21st-Century China

The Making of Able-Responsible Men

Magdalena Wong

Hardback

The Cosmopolitan Dream

Transnational Chinese Masculinities in a Global Age

Edited by Derek Hird and Geng Song

Hardback

Changing Chinese Masculinities

From Imperial Pillars of State to Global Real Men

Edited by Kam Louie

Hardback