Sons of a Gan : Notions of Masculinity and Familial Roles Across Three Generations in a Chinese Family
Abstract/Sommario:
The gendering of women and men's roles in society marks the separation of women from and the integration of men in economically productive work. This separation not only differentiates the kinds of work men and women do, but the differential status or premium attached to the respective work. For Chinese women in traditional Chinese society it is not only a question of role, but a matter of life and death. This thick sex identity thrives on a combination of ideological, cultural and ec ...; [leggi tutto]
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| Descrizione | Sons of a Gan : Notions of Masculinity and Familial Roles Across Three Generations in a Chinese Family/ Ong Puay Liu, Ong Puay Tee, Ong Puay Hoon |
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IN Per: Asian Profile, vol. 34, n. 5 (2006, October) p. 401-420
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| ID scheda | 56598 |