超越二分法:通过土耳其-荷兰妇女的性生活体验来质疑文化陈规定型观念。

IF 1.8 3区 医学 Q2 FAMILY STUDIES
Simay Çetin
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本文通过关注土耳其裔荷兰妇女的日常性体验,对荷兰占主导地位的世俗/性范式进行了批判。对性的世俗态度建立在虚构的二元对立之上,即性自由、进步的荷兰多数群体和保守的文化 "他者"。本文认为,尽管有学术研究对世俗化/框架提出了挑战,少数群体女性的性问题也在这一框架内受到质疑,但在荷兰的民粹主义话语和日常生活中,文化刻板印象依然存在。根据对八位女性进行的生活故事访谈,本文阐述了基于所认为的宗教或文化差异而强加给未成年女性的规范性期望的具体方式。这些期望构成了一个充满文化成见的 "剧本"。当我的对话者不符合 "剧本 "时,就会出现不和谐的时刻。与此相反,当他们的选择验证了这些期望时,这些选择就会被解释为其 "文化背景 "的反映,而不是被视为代理行为的实例。这些过程进一步重塑了性解放和性压迫的二分法,因为这些女性所做的选择从未被视为个人的性表达,除非她们公开质疑这些期望。
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Beyond dichotomies: contesting cultural stereotypes through the lived experience of sexuality among Turkish-Dutch women.

This article offers a critique of the dominant secular/sexual paradigm in the Netherlands by focusing on everyday experiences of sexuality among Turkish-Dutch women. A secular approach towards sexuality rests on the fictive duality of a sexually liberated, progressive majority Dutch and a conservative cultural 'Other'. This paper argues that despite scholarly work challenging the secular/framework within which minoritised women's sexuality is problematised, cultural stereotypes continue to persist in Dutch populist discourse and everyday life. Based on life story interviews conducted with eight women, it illustrates the specific ways in which normative expectations are imposed on minoritised women based on perceived religious or cultural differences. These expectations constitute a 'script' that is imbued with cultural stereotypes. Dissonant moments emerge when my interlocutors fail to conform to the 'script'. In contrast, when their choices validate these expectations, they are interpreted as a reflection of their 'cultural background' instead of being seen as instances of agentic behaviour. These processes further reify dichotomies in the form of sexually liberated and oppressed as the choices these women make are never seen as individual expressions of sexuality unless they openly contest these expectations.

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