| 英文摘要 |
Benny Leong, a Malaysian Chinese writer, integrates Taoist philosophy into his poetic works on themes of homosexual love. Through the interplay of words and meanings, union and separation, issues of concealed homosexual sentiments and identity absence gradually emerge from latent states. The absence of identity among Malaysian Chinese homosexual individuals stems from their existential predicament, constituting a dual exodus phenomenon in Malaysian Chinese LGBT texts and the homosexual community within them. This paper focuses on the theme of homosexual sentiments in Benny Leong’s Love Erasure Poetry: Tiny and Soft Erections in My Hands, supplemented by discussions from his other novels and essays. It also explores themes of homosexual love in other Malaysian Chinese novels, analyzing from perspectives of Taoist philosophy, existential predicaments, and dual exodus, aiming to diagnose identity absence among homosexual individuals from a perspective of homosexual sentiments. Concurrently, it introduces current research on Malaysian Chinese queer studies and the survival context of LGBT individuals, offering preliminary insights into the study of Malaysian Chinese LGBT texts. |