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Corina Courtis 한국사회과학협의회 2004 Korean Social Science Journal Vol.31 No.1
This article examines the hegemonic trend in the social treatment and processing of Korean immigration in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is suggested that Korean immigrants gained visibility --especially during the ‘90s-- through the circulation of public and private discourses that articulated biology, culture and class in a shadowy operation of local racism: the ethnicization of class conflict. A corpus of contemporary everyday discourses on Korean immigrants --namely news stories published in the main national newspapers and informal interviews with non-Korean residents-- is therefore analyzed against the specific background of Argentina’s ethnic formation, its migration history, and the political and economic context informing discursive production. Taking discourse as a situated social practice, this article attempts to contribute not only to the study of racist phenomena, but also to a facet of Korean studies that has lately attracted academic interest: that of the Korean diaspora in Latin America.
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Courtis, Corina,Denardi, Luciana,Lee, Kwang Yoon,Lee, Taeheok 한국외국어대학교 중남미연구소 2021 중남미연구 Vol.40 No.2
This work seeks to contribute to the discussions on the relationships among migration, ethnicity and gender. It is part of a project on the cultural topography of migrations from East Asia in the southern cone of Latin America that combines a quantitative component based on the EAAM (Barry, 2001) with a qualitative component focused on interviews and focus groups. In the case of the Korean community in Buenos Aires, we observe, as an emerging issue, the salience of gender as a dynamic factor that intervenes in the processes of ethnic (de) identification of the daughters of migrants. Specifically, we argue that: 1) in a migration context marked by human rights discourses and policies and historical struggles for gender equality, parental notions and expectations around the traditional role of the “Korean woman” affect the scope and ways of appropriation of the “cultural heritage” and shape the adoption of adaptive strategies, especially those of “assimilation” and “integration” and 2) the struggles for gender equality that develop in the context of origin can inspire changes in the ethnic identification processes. Thus, we try to illustrate how a gender-focused approach can contribute to a better understanding of the ways in which migrants / people of migrant origin adapt culturally in the migratory context. While highlighting the productivity of the methods, qualitative studies intend to enrich quantitative approaches and provide inputs that make the measurement scales more complex.
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