《凤眼》中亚裔美国酷儿的族裔性别身份困惑

亚裔美国男性酷儿群体由于其性取向和性本质，成为亚裔族群内部被隐藏、被消声、被压制的“耻辱”，但同时他们又因为“顺应”了美国白人主流文化中扭曲异化、女性化的亚裔男性的刻板形象而受到追捧。本文通过对美国华裔作家梁志英的短篇小说集《凤眼》的分析，揭示了亚裔美国男性酷儿们在面对来自美国主流社会的种族歧视与本族群内部的性别歧视的双重压力时对自身的族裔性别身份所产生的困惑，以及他们对如何确立正视自己的族裔性别身份所作的思考。

Ethnic and Gender Identity Trouble of Asian American Queers in Terms of Phoenix Eyes

Asian American males, due to their ＂abnormal＂ sexual orientation, have heen dissraced and even silenced in the A- sian American community. However, since they conform to the feminized and castrated Asian male stereotypes, they become a fetish for the mainstream white community. This article attempts to analyze Russell Leong＇s first collection of short stories, Phoenix Eyes, to explore the ethnic and gender identity trouble faced by Asian American queers and their endeavors to develop their own ethnic and gender identity.