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Introduction: Continuity and Change in Patrilineal Culture of Korean Families
- Ok, Sun Wha (Seoul National University)
I. Traditional Korean Families
1. Family/Kinship System under the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties
- Yi, Jong Seo (Ulsan University)
2. From a Daughter to Daughter-in-law
- Lee, SoonGu (National Institute of Korean History)
II. Family and Society
3. Changes in Population and Family in Korea
- Eun, Ki-Soo (Seoul National University)
4.Compressed Modernity and Korean Families: Accidental Pluralism in Family Ideology
- Chang, Kyung-Sup (Seoul National University)
III. Family, Change, and Space
5. Economic Roles of Women and Men in Korean Rural Families: Between 1930 and 1980
- Park, Boo Jin (Myongji University)
6. Urban Family Relationships in the Rapidly Industrializing Korean Society
- Kim, Myung-hye (Chonnam National University)
7. An Evaluation of Older Less-Educated, Lower-Class Working Women
- Cho, Oakla (Sogang University)
IV. Family and Gender
8. Imagining the South Korean Family beyond Patriarchy
- Lee, Jae Kyung (Ewha Womans University)
9. Love, Sexuality, and Marriage
- Sohn, Seong Young (Dongduk Women's University)
10. Women's Work and Kin Relationships since the 1960s
- Kim, Hye-Kyung (Chonbuk National University)
V. Family in Life Stages
11. The Early Years of Marriage
- Chung, Hyunsook (Sangmyung University)
12. Korean Families in Mid-Life: Over-Emphasis on Children’s Education
- Chin, Meejung (Seoul National University)
13. Korean Family Relationships in Later Life
- Sung, Miai (Korea National Open University) |
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