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Wan-Ying Yang (National Chengchi University)
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숙명여자대학교 아시아여성연구원 Asian Women Asian Women Vol.35 No.2
발행연도
2019.6
수록면
25 - 51 (27page)
DOI
10.14431/aw.2019.06.35.2.25

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This article aims to resolve the paradox as to why, when the literature suggests that no fixed relationship exists between nationalism and gender, women in Taiwan are found in this study to be consistently less likely than men to support either Taiwanese or Chinese nationalism. To resolve this paradox, I first provide a detailed historical contextualization of the state-implemented nationalism to evince the contestation between feminism and nationalism under the authoritarian regime. Second, the long-term survey data available after democratization is employed to examine how men and women, who are asymmetrically affected by different concerns, will identify with the nationalistic projects differently in the current context. Combined with this empirical investigation conducted from a historical perspective, this study argues that women’s attitudes toward nationalism are shaped by the social constructs embedded within each nationalist discourse. Taiwanese experiences and nationalistic discourses have different impacts on women and men under different conditions, and the lesser nationalistic inclinations of women have been born out of this gendering process.

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Abstract
Introduction
The Gendered Features of State-implanted Chinese Nationalism under the Authoritarian Regime
The Contestation between Nationalism and Gender after Democratization
Method and Data Analysis
Conclusion
References

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