[세대갈등]intergenerational conflict in Korean immigrant families

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세대간의 갈등, 특히 미국에 거주하는 한국인 가정 내에서의 세대갈등에 관해 주목했습니다.

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There is generation gap and intergenerational conflicts, conflict between one generation and another generation, in any country and any times. A part of Code of Hammurabi, the first written code of laws in human history, appeared the worry about young generation which is “the young men of today are rude.” Like this, the problem has always existed but the degree of seriousness is related the situation and the cognizance. Generation gap and intergenerational conflicts is considered one of the tragic problems in modern society because modern society has changed rapidly. For this reason, each generation experience remarkably difference situation and it make misunderstanding and conflicts between youth generation and parents’ generation.
Immigrant families undergo more severe intergenerational conflicts than the family in their own country. Immigrant families experience the problem that if they live in their culture, they don’t experience it. What is more, the culture difference between Korean and America is wide, and so the problem of intergenerational conflicts in Korean American families is more serious compared to other groups of Koreans and other ethnic groups in the United States.

참고 자료

Bae, Young, (1999), Conflict Came from Cultural Difference between Parents and Children, Proceedings of a Workshop on Intergenerational Conflicts in Korean Immigrant Families, 8-25

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Kauh, Tae-ock, Intergenerational Relations: Older Korean-American’s Experiences, Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology, 12, 245-274

Patterson, Wayne. (1988), The Korean Frontier in America: Immigration to Hawaii,
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