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Confucian egalitarianism : gender-role attitudes of Chinese in Ireland
Verfasst von:
Niu, Jianfei
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in:
2025
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Band:
11
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| Einrichtung: | gesis |
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| Link: | Volltext |
| Verfasst von: | Niu, Jianfei; Boucher, Gerard |
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| Jahr: | 2025 |
| Band: | 11 |
| ISSN: | 2331-1886 |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| This study uses Mead’s theory of the social self to illustrate the formation of the mixed gender-role attitudes held by chinese immigrant couples in Ireland. While the sampled chinese developed a more liberal ‘i’ from acculturation to gender egalitarianism in ireland and the emerging feminist culture in China, the ‘Me’ remained firmly family-oriented. The females experienced few changes in their social interactions with significant others and reference groups who continued to impose confucian gender expectations on them. A flexible synthesis of ‘generalised others’ from the two cultural contexts was observed. On the one hand, the participants valued women’s autonomous choices in enacting gender roles; On the other hand, those choices were expected to be in line with the family’s interests. We name the pattern of their attitudes confucian egalitarianism, a combination of beliefs in gender egalitarianism, critical essentialism and strategic familism based on confucian family values. | |
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