Fighting Like a Girl Fighting Like a Guy: Gender Identity, Ideology, and Girls at Early Adolescence
Fighting Like a Girl Fighting Like a Guy: Gender Identity, Ideology, and Girls at Early Adolescence
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10.1002/cd.215
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2008-01-01
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Tappan, Mark B.
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作者：
Brown, Lyn Mikel;Tappan, Mark B.
在本章中，我们通过倾听青春期女孩与其他女孩打架的理由来探讨“女孩像男人一样打架”的现象。我们认为，身体女孩打架是一种特殊的性别表演，一种身份的表现，表达，至少部分地回答了这个问题，“我是谁？“-这既延续和挑战了通常的男性和女性的概念，以及与这些话语相关的不同权力。我们提出了一个社会文化的身份，我们相信不仅持有承诺，帮助我们了解女孩打架行为，但也突出了社会身份和个人身份之间的明确的相互关系。最后，我们强调了这种分析的几个影响，对于那些谁与女孩（和男孩）在教育和临床环境。(C)Wiley Periodicals，Inc.
In this chapter we explore the phenomenon of "girls fighting like guys" by listening to adolescent girls' justification for physical fighting with other girls. We argue that physical girlfighting is a particular kind of gendered performance-a performance of identity that expresses, at least in part, an answer to the question, "Who am I?"-that both perpetuates and challenges the usual notions of masculinity and femininity and the differential power associated with these discourses. We present a sociocultural approach to identity that we believe not only holds promise for helping us to understand girl-fighting behavior but also highlights the clear interrelationship between social identity and personal identity. We conclude by highlighting several implications of this analysis for those who work with girls (and boys) in educational and clinical settings. (C) Wiley Periodicals, Inc.