Cross-Atlantic Discourses in Celebrity Coming Out Stories: The Neoliberal Cases of Ricky Martin and Tiziano Ferro

Cross-Atlantic Discourses in Celebrity Coming Out Stories: The Neoliberal Cases of Ricky Martin and Tiziano Ferro

[...]as previously mentioned, their letters from two different geographic regions provide an opportunity for us to examine and compare local discourses. [...]what we are interested in is not if and how Ferro and Martin felt free and liberated, but rather how they have produced their coming out as a...

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Transnationalism
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Homosexuality
Ideology
Musicians & conductors
Narratives
Nationalism
Neoliberalism
Sexuality
Stereotypes
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