Transformation of a female gender identity in South Korea

Nataliia Andreevna Bunaeva; Bairma Sergeevna Sosorova; Aiuna Aleksandrovna Orsoeva

doi:10.1051/shsconf/202213400163

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Issue		SHS Web Conf. Volume 134, 2022 14^th Session of Euro-Asian Law Congress “The value of law” 2021


Article Number		00163
Number of page(s)		8
DOI		https://doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/202213400163
Published online		09 February 2022

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[1] M. J. Seth A History of Korea: From Antiquity to the Present (Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield, 2011) [Google Scholar]

[2] N.N. Kim, E.A. Khokhlova, Evolution of the social status of women in Korea: from traditional to modern society. Vostok, 3, 106–122 (2017) [Google Scholar]

[3] W. Lee, H. Lee, M. Chang Yesterday and today of women's literature (Taehaksa, 2003) [Google Scholar]

[4] M. Kim A study on women's consciousness in Gyubanggasa (Sungkyul University, 2006) [Google Scholar]

[5] S. Lee Korean women in modern history (Kukhak Archive, 2014) [Google Scholar]

[6] A.N. Lankov Gender in Korean (Russian Journal, 2003) [Google Scholar]

[7] J. Joo Statistical Handbook. Women in Korea 2014 (Korean Women's Development Institute, 2015) [Google Scholar]

[8] M. Park, S. Yoo, Y. Baek Perception of Feminists and the #Metoo Movement: An Empirical Investigation of the Subtle and Implicit Gender Discrimination in the Workplace. Asian Communication Research, 17(2) 10–40 (2020) [CrossRef] [Google Scholar]

[9] H. Lee A Critical Study of Identity Politics Based on the Category ‘Biological Woman’ in the Digital Era: How Young Korean Women Became Transgender Exclusive Radical Feminists. Journal of Asian Sociology, 49(4) 425–448 (2020) [Google Scholar]

[10] M. Lee Tal-corset: An Imagination That Has Arrived (Hankyoreh Publishing House, 2019). [Google Scholar]

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[14] S. Kim Analysis of Gender Conflict Reports Appearing in Korean Newspapers After the #MeToo Movement. Media and Personal Rights, 5(1) 95–139 (2019) [Google Scholar]

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[17] H. Lee A Critical Study of Identity Politics Based on the Category ‘Biological Woman’ in the Digital Era: How Young Korean Women Became Transgender Exclusive Radical Feminists. Journal of Asian Sociology, 49(4) 425–448 (2020) [Google Scholar]