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한국문화역사지리학회 문화역사지리 문화역사지리 제31권 제2호
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2019.1
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136 - 150 (15page)

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This paper examines how foreign brides, who have experienced cultural differences between their natal and marital families, home and host countries, and themselves, understand their homes. To this end, this paper analyzes the experiences of these women by applying the concept of ‘intersectionality’ in feminist studies. Intersectionality is used as an analytical tool of weighted oppression and inequality derived from various social differences such as gender, race, class, and sexuality. As a result, this paper suggests that foreign brides are cultural translators who recognize the differences in their social relations and interpret them through their own experiences. For them, homes are intersections where their social relations and differences collide with each other and create new oppression and discrimination, which make the women decide to become devoted housewives. However, becoming devoted housewives is not a one-sided acceptance but negotiation and strategy for them who translate cultural differences for better lives in Korean society and at homes. In this vein, this paper argues that foreign brides’ homes are dynamic places inherent in such complex relationships and differences.

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