Elaine H. Kim
Abstract
This essay discusses the complex relationships between gender, class, and national identity in the formation of Korean American women sub-jects in the interstice of exclusionary Korean nationalist masculinity and gendered racialization of Korean women in the U.S.
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This essay discusses the complex relationships between gender, class, and national identity in the formation of Korean American women sub-jects in the interstice of exclusionary Korean nationalist masculinity and gendered racialization of Korean women in the U.S.
Key concepts: Racialization, Nationalism, Gender studies, Masculinity, Korean studies, Feminism, National identity, Sociology