英文摘要 |
To achieve the goal of gender equality, men need to be invited to join in to examine “the gender traps” formed by the culture. These traps not only greatly oppress but also inflict relative damage on men. The goal of this thesis is to discuss what factors influence the stereotype of gender roles in men’s lives, what events release men’s gender role, and what they think afterwards. This qualitative research uses the life history method and three men were interviewed. Three life histories are presented individually and with fish bone graphs to sketch the formation and the releasing of their gender role stereotypes. The background factors in the formation of gender roles are: 1. the upbringing of parents; 2. differences between the city and the countryside in the South and the North of Taiwan; 3. teachers and school curriculum; 4. peer interaction; 5. television and movies; and 6. career interaction. The background factors in the relaxation of gender roles for men are: 1. television and movies; 2. romantic love and household affairs; 3. powerful mother and immoral uncle; 4. school courses and competent female teachers; and 5. personal characteristics. |