Yaoi Genre中女性幻想与女性形象在同性恋情中的表征分析 - 第3卷第2期

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Research examines fantasy and the representation of female within gay and male homoerotic relationships in the Yaoi genre. Using an ethnographic qualitative approach, the study contrasts Fujoshi backgrounds and motivations, showing that many fans begin with liking manga and anime, develop curiosity about the Yaoi genre, or feel bored with heterosexual men-women romance. Findings indicate several shared reasons that lead to addiction to male-male romance, including sexual fantasies.

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Introduction

Cultural background of LGBT and Fujoshi

Literature Review

Sexual fantasy concepts

e-ISSN: 2636 – 9109 Volume 3 Number 2 September 2021 , 57 ~ 66 DOI: [https://doi.org/ashrej.v3i2.80](https://doi.org/ashrej.v3i2.80) 􀀡 57 | The Analysis of Fantasy and Representation of Female on Gay and Male Homoerotic Relationships in the Yaoi Genre
Bakhrul Khair Amal1, Supsiloani2, Daud3, Dina Ampera4 and Muhammad Natsir5
1,2,3,4,5Universitas Negeri Medan, Indonesia | | | --- | --- | | ARTICLE INFO | ABSTRACT
The research aims to analyze the analysis of fantasy and representation of female on gay and male homoerotic relationships in the Yaoi Genre. This research uses an ethnographic approach, which is one of the qualitative research methods. The results of this study indicate that Fujoshi's background likes love stories between men is certainly different. But from this study it is found that there are a number of similarities, such as being Fujoshi because they initially like manga and anime, those who were curious about the Yaoi Genre, and those who feel bored with the love story between men and women, as well as various other reasons that made them finally addicted romance between men to have sexual fantasies between men. | | Article history:
Received: August 28. 2021
Revised: September 28, 2021
Accepted: September 30, 2021 | | | Keywords:
fantasy; relationship;
homoerotic | | | Clonflict of Interest:
None | | | Funding:
None | | | Corresponding Author: Bakhrul Khair Amal, Social Science Department, Technic Department, English
Department, [Universitas Negeri Medan.](Universitas Negeri Medan. E-mail: b4khrul.4m4l@gmail.com)[ E-mail:](Universitas Negeri Medan. E-mail: b4khrul.4m4l@gmail.com)[ ](Universitas Negeri Medan. E-mail: b4khrul.4m4l@gmail.com)[b4khrul.4m4l@gmail.com](Universitas Negeri Medan. E-mail: b4khrul.4m4l@gmail.com) | | | Copyright © UCYP Press, University College of Yayasan Pahang.
All rights reserved | | | 1. Introducation
When viewed from its cultural traditions, the actual existence of LGBT people in Indonesia has existed since pre-Islamic times (Boellstorff, 2005) . Some religious rites and cultural traditions of Indonesia uphold the diversity of sexuality. One of them is the bissu priest of the Bugis who is generally a male transsexual who has sex with men. There is also a warok-gemblak tradition in East Java which requires a warok (male reog player) to take a boy as a gemblak and educate him as a prospective warok. One form of education that must be taken by a gemblak to become a warok is to have sex with his warok. These traditions were then slowly displaced along with the entry of Islamic teachings into Indonesia and stopped during the crushing period of the G30S PKI. In Indonesia it is not difficult to find women who become Fujoshi (women fans of love relationships between men) so that the term Fujoshi is familiar to certain groups in Indonesia such as Japanese manga and anime fans. Therefore the case regarding Fujoshi is interesting to study because currently in cyberspace it is easy to find Indonesian women who love Yaoi and there has not been much research on Fujoshi in Indonesia. In Japan, the issue of gay is not strange or taboo, even the media in Japan | | Journal of UCYP Press ([www.journal.ucyp.edu.my](www.journal.ucyp.edu.my)) illustrate that gay is a common thing, it is proven easily to find gay stories in several dramas, anime (cartoons), manga (comics) or films originating from Japan. These media often raise themes about homosexuality that occur in men, although sometimes it does not become the main story (Triana, 2012) . Greenberg (2009), refers to Fujoshi as female Yaoi fans which means women fans of Yaoi (boy's love) genre stories Fujoshi enjoys imagination related to things that would happen if male characters from manga and anime or sometimes even something that came from the real world like male idols loving each other. For example, researchers found that there was a lot of Fujoshi in the comic community at UI. From the inf

FAQs

研究的主要目的是什么？

研究旨在分析在Yaoi题材中，幻想以及“女性形象/女性角色（女性粉丝）的表征”如何关联并呈现在男性与男性、男性与男性同性恋情感关系之中。

本研究采用了什么研究方法？

研究采用民族志取向的定性研究方法。

研究认为Fujoshi的共同动因有哪些？

研究指出，许多Fujoshi因最初喜欢漫画与动画、对Yaoi产生好奇、或对男女恋爱故事感到厌倦等原因，最终沉迷于男性恋爱叙事，并形成与其相关的性幻想。

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