دانلودمقاله باموضوع دیدگاه های خشونت علیه زنان در فیلم تایلندی: ابدیت
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موضوع به انگلیسی:Perspectives on violence against women in Thai film:
The Eternity
بخشی از متن:There are many forms of violence in films with regard to culturally unique factors and
differences in religion, or ethnic origin, which are expected to influence attitudes towards
violence against women. In line with this context, film is a good source to study violence
against women. This study examined violence against women in direct, structural, and
cultural ways in ‘The Eternity’ (Chua Fa Din Sa Lai), a Thai film by Bhandevanop Dhevakul, a
prominent Thai film director. A series of in-depth interviews with respondents was conducted
in Thailand. The respondents were three policymakers, five academics, three NGO
leaders, two film critics, two film directors, and a newspaper editor in Thailand. The data
were analyzed thematically using the NVivo 10 software. This study discovered that
violence against women persisted and was embedded in the film, which contained direct
violence, structural violence, and cultural violence. Direct violence appeared as raping,
slapping, beating, and humiliation, while structural violence included inequality, primitive
society, and power structure. Cultural violence was embedded as power acceptance, patriarchy,
and marital bondage. The significance of this study is in providing a deeper understanding
of the circumstances associated with violence against women in Thai films.
This study may benefit the film industry and film classification by drawing attention to
violence against women in films and thereafter minimizing it.
