Queering Language: Finding queerness in Assamese literature
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Queering Language: Finding queerness in Assamese literature
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This is part three of our miniseries, Queering Language, where we are looking at the relationship between queerness and language.
In this episode of Pride and Prejudice, host Suryatapa Mukherjee speaks to Nuzhat and Prakash who are co-founders of Xomonnoy, an LGBTQ+ organisation based in Guwahati, Assam. They have recently released a queer short story collection in Assamese and a glossary of LGBTQ+ terms in Assamese. We explore the history of queerness in Assamese literature, the nuances of finding Assamese words for queer experiences, and why it is important to find queerness in our mother tongue.
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