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"82년생 김지영 레포트 영어버전 (사회적, 성차별, 직장내 이슈)"에 대한 내용입니다.
목차
1. Introduction
2. Gender differences of readers
3. Criticism in workplace
4. Identification in real life
5. Sexual assault experience
6. Society made discrimination
7. Conclusion
8. Citation
본문내용
Feminism has led to a strong sense of inquiry into what feminism is these days in Korea, which has been mentioned a lot. I thought the extreme antagonism between men and women in Korea was strongly related to feminism, and in the meantime, I was shocked after reading the novel Kim Ji-young Born 1982, written by Cho Nam-joo. After understanding to some extent the absurdity from society, which had to be experienced just because she was a woman. The world was full of people who could not see discrimination due to their gender differences. This book Kim Ji-young Born 1982, is fiction. Therefore, the book's contents are not all based on facts, but there were a lot of realistic contents that women around me could sympathize with. Consequently, I will talk about women's problems in Korea through this book, especially my mom and friends, who were born in the same era as Kim Jiyoung, or the same age as me and explore Korean men's reactions to this novel and feminism.
참고 자료
Nam-joo, Cho. “KIM JIYOUNG, BORN 1982 Palsip Yi Nyeon Saeng Kim Jiyeong CHO NAM-JOO TRANSLATED BY JAMIE CHANG.” Liveright Publishing Corporation, a Division of W., 2020.
네이버 학술정보.” > 언어 네트워크 분석을 통한 페미니즘 텍스트 읽기에 나타난 남성 독자와 여성 독자의 의미 구조 분석: 소설 <82년생 김지영>을 중심으로, academic.naver.com/article.naver?doc_id=645415124.
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