Abstract
This paper discussed findings from a qualitative study based on interviews with 20 Filipinas who married a Korean husband and investigated their acculturation process of living in Korea. One strong theme presented in this paper was that marriage-immigrant women accepted the traditional oppressed position of daughter-in-law in traditional Korean patriarchy family model as genuine Korean culture.
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Recommended Citation
Kim, J.
(2014).
Marriage-Immigrant Filipina Wives’ Acculturation and Learning Experiences in South Korea.
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/2014/papers/41
Marriage-Immigrant Filipina Wives’ Acculturation and Learning Experiences in South Korea
This paper discussed findings from a qualitative study based on interviews with 20 Filipinas who married a Korean husband and investigated their acculturation process of living in Korea. One strong theme presented in this paper was that marriage-immigrant women accepted the traditional oppressed position of daughter-in-law in traditional Korean patriarchy family model as genuine Korean culture.
