Transformace korejské výchovy / Changes in child rearing in Korea

This paper discusses child rearing in the Republic of Korea. Koreans believe that parenting begins in the prenatal period, when the foetus is first exposed to the influences that shape it. The Korean education system is a vital part of the lives of children and youths, as well as adults, because thr...

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Main Author: Kateřina Kolářová
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Language:ces
Published: Kulturní studia 2020-05-01
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Online Access:http://kulturnistudia.cz/transformace-korejske-vychovy/
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spelling doaj-2c0e9abd513e460ca5b6e7a9a4d890fb2021-01-02T08:00:30ZcesKulturní studiaKulturní Studia2336-27662336-27662020-05-01120209011110.7160/KS.2020.140105Transformace korejské výchovy / Changes in child rearing in KoreaKateřina Kolářová0Chungnam National University, Yuseong, Daejeon, 305-764, KoreaThis paper discusses child rearing in the Republic of Korea. Koreans believe that parenting begins in the prenatal period, when the foetus is first exposed to the influences that shape it. The Korean education system is a vital part of the lives of children and youths, as well as adults, because through educational attainment people can access dream jobs and acquire social status. At the same time, there has been a shift in the perception of rituals related to education and family life in the context of societal changes and the effects of multiculturalism. The paper also explores the current low birth rate in Korea. Readers are presented with an overview of the history of Korean families along with rituals related to development from the prenatal period to adolescence. Narrators retrospectively describe their childhood experiences and reflect on raising their own children.http://kulturnistudia.cz/transformace-korejske-vychovy/adolescencebirth ratechildbirthchildren and youthfamilygenderparentingrepublic of korea
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Transformace korejské výchovy / Changes in child rearing in Korea
Kulturní Studia
adolescence
birth rate
childbirth
children and youth
family
gender
parenting
republic of korea
author_facet Kateřina Kolářová
author_sort Kateřina Kolářová
title Transformace korejské výchovy / Changes in child rearing in Korea
title_short Transformace korejské výchovy / Changes in child rearing in Korea
title_full Transformace korejské výchovy / Changes in child rearing in Korea
title_fullStr Transformace korejské výchovy / Changes in child rearing in Korea
title_full_unstemmed Transformace korejské výchovy / Changes in child rearing in Korea
title_sort transformace korejské výchovy / changes in child rearing in korea
publisher Kulturní studia
series Kulturní Studia
issn 2336-2766
2336-2766
publishDate 2020-05-01
description This paper discusses child rearing in the Republic of Korea. Koreans believe that parenting begins in the prenatal period, when the foetus is first exposed to the influences that shape it. The Korean education system is a vital part of the lives of children and youths, as well as adults, because through educational attainment people can access dream jobs and acquire social status. At the same time, there has been a shift in the perception of rituals related to education and family life in the context of societal changes and the effects of multiculturalism. The paper also explores the current low birth rate in Korea. Readers are presented with an overview of the history of Korean families along with rituals related to development from the prenatal period to adolescence. Narrators retrospectively describe their childhood experiences and reflect on raising their own children.
topic adolescence
birth rate
childbirth
children and youth
family
gender
parenting
republic of korea
url http://kulturnistudia.cz/transformace-korejske-vychovy/
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