英文摘要 |
This paper is a study which revisits answers from married women in Taiwan in 00 data on quitting the Internet and 011 data on dropping out of Wii-play. I revisit the data gathered from in-depth interviews in the past, and analyze women as situated non-users of domestic communication technology in Taiwan. In the past, the dominant discourse on bridging the digital divide has been geared towards the functionalistic view of nonuse, with the anticipation that the category of non-use will be diminished eventually. While failure to access the technology and lack of digital literacy may still be reasons that people remain non-users, women’s dropping out of domestic technology, be it information and communication
technologies or entertainment ones, can be analyzed from the perspectives of gendered roles scripted socially as well as media refusal possibly resulting from changing visions of the ideal family. |