@article{ART002983348},
author={Cao Kim Lan},
title={The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century},
journal={SUVANNABHUMI},
issn={2092-738X},
year={2023},
volume={15},
number={2},
pages={155-185},
doi={10.22801/svn.2023.15.2.155}

TY - JOUR
AU - Cao Kim Lan
TI - The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century
JO - SUVANNABHUMI
PY - 2023
VL - 15
IS - 2
PB - Korea Institute for ASEAN Studies
SP - 155
EP - 185
SN - 2092-738X
AB - This paper aims to identify the shifts of masculine domination, illuminating Vietnamese men and women's actual position in society through surveying the mixed and hybrid characteristics described in the feminist texts in the early twentieth century. This paper concentrates on the feminist writings of the two exceptionally male intellectuals Nguyễn Văn Vĩnh (1882–1936) and Phan Khôi (1887–1959). in order to implement these goals, the paper first examines the popular phenomenon of ventriloquism among Vietnamese male intellectuals, whose dominant attitudes may still be unveiled in feminist texts. Secondly, the paper focuses on surveys of men's direct discourse in constructing the model of women's liberation. From these two contents, this paper answers the following questions: Why have Vietnamese men become feminists? What were the causes, purposes, and effects of this phenomenon? To look at the nature of Vietnamese feminism, this paper will show the shifts of masculine domination in Vietnam as another form of protecting men's privileges. All analyses in this study will ground discussion on the economic, political, and social contexts and conditions of Vietnam in the early twentieth century.
KW - feminism;masculine domination;feminist texts;Vietnamese newspapers
DO - 10.22801/svn.2023.15.2.155
ER -

Cao Kim Lan. (2023). The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century. SUVANNABHUMI, 15(2), 155-185.

Cao Kim Lan. 2023, "The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century", SUVANNABHUMI, vol.15, no.2 pp.155-185. Available from: doi:10.22801/svn.2023.15.2.155

Cao Kim Lan "The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century" SUVANNABHUMI 15.2 pp.155-185 (2023) : 155.

Cao Kim Lan. The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century. 2023; 15(2), 155-185. Available from: doi:10.22801/svn.2023.15.2.155

Cao Kim Lan. "The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century" SUVANNABHUMI 15, no.2 (2023) : 155-185.doi: 10.22801/svn.2023.15.2.155

Cao Kim Lan. The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century. SUVANNABHUMI, 15(2), 155-185. doi: 10.22801/svn.2023.15.2.155

Cao Kim Lan. The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century. SUVANNABHUMI. 2023; 15(2) 155-185. doi: 10.22801/svn.2023.15.2.155

Cao Kim Lan. The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century. 2023; 15(2), 155-185. Available from: doi:10.22801/svn.2023.15.2.155

Cao Kim Lan. "The Shifts of Masculine Domination in Vietnam: Examining Mixed and Hybrid Characteristics in Feminist Texts on Vietnamese Newspapers in the Early Twentieth Century" SUVANNABHUMI 15, no.2 (2023) : 155-185.doi: 10.22801/svn.2023.15.2.155