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Cultivating gender : meanings of place and work in rural Vietnam / Cecilia Bergstedt.
- 作者： Bergstedt, Cecilia, 1967- author.
- 其他題名：
- Meanings of place and work in rural Vietnam
- Gendering Asia ;
- 出版： Copenhagen, Denmark : NIAS Press 2016.
- 叢書名： Gendering Asia series ;12
- 主題： Agriculture , Sex differences , Farm life , Social aspects , Agriculture--Sex differences--Vietnam. , Farm life--Sex differences--Vietnam. , Agriculture--Social aspects--Vietnam.
- ISBN： 9788776941802 (paperback): NT$832 、 8776941809 (paperback) 、 9788776941796 (hardback) 、 8776941795 (hardback)
- 書目註：Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-216) and index.
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- 系統號： 000844818 | 機讀編目格式
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"The husband ploughs, the wife transplants, the buffalo harrows." In rural Vietnam, this ancient saying has survived communist revolution, land reforms and the recent rise of market-oriented household farming. And yet, even if this trinity still pictures the ideal essence of farming life, the reality is that urbanization, labour migration and economic change in the Vietnamese countryside are leading to a feminization of farming. This transformation has profound implications not just for the agricultural sector and the individual women themselves but also for fundamental social structures and relations. By exploring in detail the lived reality of rural life in a northern wet-rice village, the author offers important insights into place, work and (not least) what constitutes femininity and masculinity in Vietnam today.
摘要註
"'The husband ploughs, the wife transplants, the buffalo harrows.' In rural Vietnam, this ancient saying has survived communist revolution, land reforms and the recent rise of market-oriented household farming. And yet, even if this trinity still pictures the ideal essence of farming life, the reality is that urbanization, labour migration and economic change in the Vietnamese countryside are leading to a feminization of farming. This transformation has profound implications not just for the agricultural sector and the individual women themselves but also for fundamental social structures and relations. By exploring in detail the lived reality of rural life in a northern wet-rice village, the author offers important insights into place, work and (not least) what constitutes femininity and masculinity in Vietnam today"--
內容註
'Women', 'peasants' and land : ideological and historical contexts -- The village of Lang Xanh -- Continuity and change : gender and land access -- 'Big work' and 'small work' : gender and labour division -- Cultivating community : gender and labour organisation.