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Corps asiatique
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Dès le XVII e siècle, les Européens véhiculent une image dévirilisée des hommes asiatiques. La figure du « pédéraste indochinois » ou de Java apparaît ainsi au début de l’histoire coloniale, l’homosexualité supposée étant associée à la relative indifférenciation entre hommes et femmes sur les plans physique (hommes souvent imberbes et de petite taille) et vestimentaire (hommes et femmes portant des tenues très sophistiquées).
Les femmes asiatiques sont quant à elles considérées, à l’époque coloniale, comme des objets, des « poupées aux petits pieds » et au corps nubile. Le mythe de la femme asiatique docile, au service sexuel des hommes blancs (ou Japonais), se fixe dans les imaginaires et se concrétise à travers la prostitution qui se développe dans les Empires hollandais (Indonésie), français (Indochine), états-uniens (Philippines), anglais (Birmanie) et japonais (Corée).
Ce stéréotype imprègne l’imaginaire érotique des hommes, en particulier des États-Uniens envoyés sur les théâtres de guerre asiatiques après la Seconde Guerre mondiale et des soldats des empires coloniaux en décolonisation, lors de l’occupation du Japon (1945-1952), de la guerre d’Indochine (1946-1954), en Indonésie (1945-1949) ou de Corée (1950-1953), puis de celle du Vietnam (1955-1975). Il se diffuse notamment via la production cinématographique nord-américaine qui cantonne souvent la femme asiatique au rôle de prostituée ou de servante sexuelle, couramment incarnée par la figure de la geisha japonaise dans le cinéma hollywoodien.
Au Japon, tout un imaginaire se développe sur les femmes de « petite vertu » en Asie et dans les îles du Pacifique, soutenant l’idée que seule la femme japonaise est « respectable » et surtout « pure » car blanche de peau. Il se double d’une production plus spécifique sur les femmes des îles du Pacifique présentées comme lascives et sans pudeur dans l’imaginaire graphique et photographique japonais. En Europe, les femmes océaniennes sont quant à elles perçues comme des beautés « naturelles » et « sauvages », une image héritée des récits de voyageurs dès le XVIIe siècle, abondamment reprise par la presse de charme et l’industrie du divertissement. La Vahiné constitue le fantasme absolu de la femme érotisée en Europe et son double états-unien, l’Hawaïenne, devient un « genre sexuel » à part entière dans les années 1950.
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