计迎春《JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY》《Between Tradition and Modernity: "Leftover" Women in Shanghai》

创建时间:  2015-09-25  樊杰   浏览次数:   返回

作者:Ji, YC (Ji, Yingchun)
JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILYSSCI
:77:5:1057-1073
DOI:10.1111/jomf.12220
出版年:OCT 2015
0022-2445
eISSN: 1741-3737
Family Studies
Soc
摘要
In recent years, single, educated women who are not yet married by their late 20s in China's major cities have been increasingly castigated as leftover women. After more than 3 decades of rapid socioeconomic development, marriage remains near universal and early in China. In the meantime, there has been a resurgence of patriarchal traditions. Using semistructured interviews, in this qualitative research the author sought to understand the motivations of these women and their efforts to negotiate the contradictions regarding marriage formation and career development. Six themes emerged from the women's narratives: (a) parental pressure, (b) a gender double standard of aging, (c) forced socioeconomic hypergamy, (d) the importance of compatible family backgrounds, (e) efforts to balance women's independence with support for family and men, and (f) conflicting gender ideologies. The author contextualizes these themes by analyzing how women weave traditional expectations with modern life in a transitioning China, where tradition and modernity alternately clash and converge to constitute a somewhat uneasy mosaic society.
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计迎春《JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY》《Between Tradition and Modernity: "Leftover" Women in Shanghai》

创建时间:  2015-09-25  樊杰   浏览次数:   返回

作者:Ji, YC (Ji, Yingchun)
JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILYSSCI
:77:5:1057-1073
DOI:10.1111/jomf.12220
出版年:OCT 2015
0022-2445
eISSN: 1741-3737
Family Studies
Soc
摘要
In recent years, single, educated women who are not yet married by their late 20s in China's major cities have been increasingly castigated as leftover women. After more than 3 decades of rapid socioeconomic development, marriage remains near universal and early in China. In the meantime, there has been a resurgence of patriarchal traditions. Using semistructured interviews, in this qualitative research the author sought to understand the motivations of these women and their efforts to negotiate the contradictions regarding marriage formation and career development. Six themes emerged from the women's narratives: (a) parental pressure, (b) a gender double standard of aging, (c) forced socioeconomic hypergamy, (d) the importance of compatible family backgrounds, (e) efforts to balance women's independence with support for family and men, and (f) conflicting gender ideologies. The author contextualizes these themes by analyzing how women weave traditional expectations with modern life in a transitioning China, where tradition and modernity alternately clash and converge to constitute a somewhat uneasy mosaic society.
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上一条:计迎春《JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY》《Asian Families at the Crossroads: A Meeting of East, West, Tradition, Modernity, and Gender》

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