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An ethnographic case study of multicultural families in South Korea: Investigation of the global racism in relation with relation to gender, class and language.

机译：民族文化案例研究在韩国的多元文化家庭：全球种族主义与性别，阶级和语言的关系的调查。

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The present study aims to investigate the issue of global racism in the country other than U.S through the lenses of critical race theory. Specially, focusing on the multicultural families which is consist of Korean husbands, Asian immigrant wives, and their biracial/bicultural offspring in rural area of South Korea, this study examines 1) issues of language usage and communication patterns among family members and power relations within family, 2) children of multicultural families' academic performances and related educational issues, and 3) members of multicultural families' experience/perceptions of marginalization and their unique communication strategies to negotiate it. Taking a qualitative approach, three means of data collection were used; 1) participant observations at the homes of the seven multicultural families for approximately three months' time period, 2) 25 audio-taped in-depth interviews and casual conversations with seven Korean husbands, six immigrant wives, eight biracial/bicultural kids, and four Korean tutors who have regularly visited these seven multicultural families for tutoring services as well as drawings of some kids, and 3) casual conversations with community members, along with some conversations I overheard in public places.;The major findings of present study revealed that the issues of multicultural families are structural social problem involving racial/ethnic, socio-economic, and educational conflicts within Korean society as well as between Korea and other Asian countries. Specifically, this study revealed that ethnic Korean wives from China and Indonesian wife could not actively teach Chinese or Indonesian to their children at home. Meanwhile, Japanese wives have freely used Japanese with their children at home and, their kids learned Japanese unconsciously. Similarly, ethnic Korean wives from China and Indonesian wife had experienced dominant Koreans' prejudices toward them at workplaces and within their families while Japanese wives were not negatively treated. Lastly, the multicultural family members' communication strategies in interacting with dominant Koreans outside of families were various depending on gender, ethnicity and conditions of families. Overall, this study shows that MCFs' marginalization is closely related to class, and Koreans' prejudices of those immigrant women is based on the economic status of their countries of origin.
机译：本研究旨在通过批判种族理论的视角来研究美国以外的其他国家的全球种族主义问题。特别地，本研究重点研究由韩国丈夫，亚洲移民妻子及其在韩国农村地区的混血/双文化后代组成的多元文化家庭，该研究探讨了1）家庭成员之间的语言使用和沟通方式以及内部权力关系的问题。家庭； 2）多元文化家庭的孩子的学业表现和相关教育问题； 3）多元文化家庭的成员对边缘化的经验/看法以及他们进行谈判的独特沟通策略。采用定性方法，使用了三种数据收集方式： 1）在七个多文化家庭的家庭中进行大约三个月的观察，2）与7名韩国丈夫，6名移民妻子，8名混血儿/双文化孩子以及4名进行25次录音的深度访谈和休闲对话定期拜访这七个多元文化家庭以提供辅导服务和一些孩子的绘画的韩国家庭教师，以及3）与社区成员的随意对话，以及我在公共场所偷听的一些对话；本研究的主要发现表明多元文化家庭问题是结构性的社会问题，涉及韩国社会内部以及韩国与其他亚洲国家之间的种族/种族，社会经济和教育冲突。具体而言，这项研究表明，来自中国的朝鲜族妻子和印尼妻子无法在家里积极地向子女传授中文或印尼语。同时，日本妻子在家中自由地使用日语，他们的孩子在不知不觉中学会了日语。同样，来自中国的朝鲜族妻子和印度尼西亚妻子在工作场所和家庭中都经历了占主导地位的韩国人对他们的偏见，而日本妻子则没有受到负面对待。最后，取决于家庭性别，种族和家庭条件，多元文化家庭成员与家庭以外的优势韩国人互动的沟通策略各不相同。总体而言，这项研究表明，MCF的边缘化与阶级密切相关，韩国人对这些移民妇女的偏见是基于其原籍国的经济状况。

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    Han, Eun-Jeong.;

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    Washington State University.;

  • 授予单位 Washington State University.;
  • 学科 Anthropology Cultural.;Sociology Sociolinguistics.;Speech Communication.
  • 学位 Ph.D.
  • 年度 2012
  • 页码 295 p.
  • 总页数 295
  • 原文格式 PDF
  • 正文语种 eng
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