Kathoey

Kedi (Jawi: ‏‏كدي‎code: ms is deprecated ‎) atau kedik (Jawi: ‏‏كديق‎code: ms is deprecated ‎^[1]) istilah digunakan masyarakat tertentu se-Nusantara termasuk orang Melayu, Jawa dan Bali sejauh Sulawesi merujuk kepada seseorang berpenampilan tidak serupa gender yang dikenalkan kepadanya terutamanya transpuan atau waria.^[2] Ia ada kaitan dengan kathoey atau katoey (Bahasa Thai: กะเทยcode: th is deprecated ; RTGS: kathoei [kàtʰɤːj]; Khmer: ខ្ទើយ, rumi: khtəəycode: km is deprecated ) yang mengacu kepada individu sama serta lelaki gay feminin dalam masyarakat Indochina terutamanya di Thailand dan Kemboja; tetapi kathoey pula diterima khalayak sana baik merangkum gender ketiga yang luar diduduki banyak kathoey sendiri ataupun dilihat sebagai jenis lelaki atau wanita.^[3]

Rujukan

Pautan luar

Andrew Matzner: In Legal Limbo: Thailand, Transgendered Men, and the Law, 1999. Criticizes the common view that kathoey are fully accepted by Thai society.
Andrew Matzner: Roses of the North: The Katoey of Chiang Mai University, 1999. Reports on a kathoey "sorority" at Chiang Mai University.
Transgender Asia including several articles on kathoey
Where the 'Ladyboys' Are Diarkibkan 2013-05-21 di Wayback Machine
Ladyboy: Thailand's Theater of Illusion. Chiang Mai, Cognoscenti Books, 2012. ASIN: B0085S4WQC
Can you tell the difference between Katoeys and real ladies?" Diarkibkan 2009-07-21 di Wayback Machine
E.G. Allyn: Trees in the Same Forest, 2002. Description of the gay and kathoey scene of Thailand.
Chanon Intramart and Eric Allyn: Beautiful Boxer, 2003. Describes the story of Nong Tum.
The Hermaphrodite World [1] Diarkibkan 2011-01-13 di Wayback Machine is a film exploring the kathoey culture of Thailand
Katoey Thai-Ladyboys Diarkibkan 2010-02-20 di Wayback Machine

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