Cultural Discourses About Immigration, Mothering, and Disability in Korea: An Ethnographic Interview Study
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2019
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University of Hawaii at Manoa -- Center on Disability Studies
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This paper investigates ableism in the context of marriage-labor immigration in Korea, as demonstrated in the circulating discourses about mothering, cultural others, and deficits. I use examples from ethnographic interviews to underline the deficit perspective prevalent in Korean society, associating marriage-labor immigrant families with insufficiency, inferiority, and disability.
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Korea, Mothering, Disability Studies in Education, Critical Disability Studies
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Kim-Bossard, M. (2019). Cultural Discourses About Immigration, Mothering, and Disability in Korea: An Ethnographic Interview Study. Review of Disability Studies: An International Journal, 15(1).
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