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Introduction: Translating Sexualities in the Sinophone World Jonathan Evans and Ting Guo, 1. Remix in the Age of Cybertextual Intermediation: Ergodic Iterations of Carol (2015). Dingkun Wang and Xiaochun Zhang, 2. In Search of Lesbian Utopia: Sinophone Queer Women’s Rejection of Lesbian Masculinity and Misreading of The L Word. Carman Fung, 3. Queer activist’s agency in translating and disseminating queer knowledge: a textual and paratextual analysis. Mengying Jiang, 4. (Re)Framing the Paratextual Homographesis: A Case Study of Call Me by Your Name in Mainland China. Ray Wang, 5. The Coming Out of Teen Homosexuals - A textual analysis of the Chinese subtitles of Heartstopper. Rui Yang, 6. Digital Desires and Defiant Narratives: Real Person Fiction and the Reshaping of LGBTQ+ Identities in Chinese Fandom. Aiqing Wang and Thomas William Whyke, 7. Self-Censorship, Concession and Resistance: The Translation and Adaptation of Japanese Yuri Animation on Bilibili and its Reception Among Chinese Yuri fans Hanyu Wang, 8. Intersectionality is what gets lost in translation: From Saving Face (2004) to The Half of It (2020).Ting Guo and Jonathan Evans, 9. An interview with Jacob Huang Ting Guo, Index |