Tea Practices in Mongolia : A Field of Female Power and Gendered Meanings
Tea Practices in Mongolia : A Field of Female Power and Gendered Meanings
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蒙古的茶习俗:女性权力和性别意义的领域
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2015
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Gaby Bamana
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Gaby Bamana
本文描述和分析了蒙古的茶习俗，揭示了社会和文化进程中女性权力和性别意义的特征。我认为，女性的性别经历产生了一种差异化的力量，使她们参与社会行动。此外，在茶的做法，妇女援引的意义，也有不同的性别经验和意义的建设的强大地位。在蒙古复杂的文化和社会进程中，女性权力、女性身份和性别意义是独特的。这篇文章有助于在一个不种植茶叶的国家，茶的做法，但其居民已经把这种商品变成日常生活中的社会和文化过程的图标研究领域。
This article provides a description and analysis of tea practices in Mongolia that disclose features of female power and gendered meanings relevant in social and cultural processes. I suggest that women’s gendered experiences generate a differentiated power that they engage in social actions. Moreover, in tea practices women invoke meanings that are also differentiated by their gendered experience and the powerful position of meaning construction. Female power, female identity, and gendered meanings are distinctive in the complex whole of cultural and social processes in Mongolia. This article contributes to the understudied field of tea practices in a country that does not grow tea, yet whose inhabitants have turned this commodity into an icon of social and cultural processes in everyday life.