Women doing intimacy : gender, family and modernity in Britain and Hong Kong /
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| Language: | English |
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London :
Palgrave Macmillan,
2020.
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| Series: | Palgrave Macmillan studies in family and intimate life.
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Acknowledgments
- Contents
- List of Tables
- 1 Introduction: The Genesis of a Transnational Collaborative Project
- 2 Conceptualising and Investigating the Gendered Consequences of Modernity in Britain and Hong Kong
- Re-Thinking Intimacy and Modernity
- Modernity or Modernities? the Asian Experience
- From Theory to Research
- 3 Interconnected Histories: Locating Women's Lives in Time and Space
- Global Interconnections and the Founding of Hong Kong
- Gender, Empire and Social Inequality in Britain and Hong Kong
- War, Its Aftermath and Post-War Developments
- Education and Social Mobility
- Unequal Opportunities
- Protest and Change: 1960s and 1970s
- From the 1980s Onwards
- Twenty-First Century Lives
- 4 What Makes a Family? Meanings and Practices
- Conceptualising Family Life
- Changing Family Forms and Practices
- The Mothers' Children
- Meanings and Practices of Families: Within and Between Households
- Reciprocity, 'Filial Piety' and Obligation
- Conclusion
- 5 Mother-Daughter Relationships
- Childrearing, Discipline and Surveillance
- Educating Daughters: Project or Investment?
- Managing Daughters' Sexuality
- Practices of Intimacy in Mother-Daughter Relationships
- Difficult Conversations
- Concluding Comments
- 6 Love and Sex in Marital and Non-marital Contexts
- Pathways into Relationships Among the Mothers' Generation
- Changes in Relationships over Time
- New Relationships
- From Mothers to Daughters
- Pragmatism and Morality
- Conclusion
- 7 Imagined Futures in Uncertain Times
- To Marry or not?
- Career Versus Motherhood?
- Tradition and Modernity
- Visions of the Future: The Bigger Picture
- 8 Concluding Reflections
- References
- Index