North Korea's representation of gender relations in the magazine Woman of Korea
RIS ID
52010
Abstract
In this paper I will critically analyse the text and images published in the English version of the magazine Women of Korea. This source reveals the construction of masculinity and femininity in North Korea by the government, and demonstrates that official claims of gender equality are undercut by the evidence of a gender-segregated workforce and clearly-differentiated roles of men and women in society and the home.
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Publication Details
Anderson, A. 2011, 'North Korea's representation of gender relations in the magazine Woman of Korea', Korean Studies Association of Australia 7th Biennial Conference, Korean Studies Association of Australia (KSAA), Sydney, pp. 14-35.