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    Title: 華人家庭主義文化脈絡裡的照顧：當代台灣社會中之照顧間主體性的探求-一生的家人關係：家庭中的尊卑關係變化經驗研究
    The Changing Nature of Life-Long Familial Relationships: My Father, My Mother and My Husband/Wife
    Authors: 李維倫
    Contributors: 哲學系
    Keywords: 華人家庭主義;家庭悲劇;家庭關係;現象學心理學;現象學方法
    Chinese familism;family tragedy;family relationship;phenomenological psychology;phenomenological method
    Date: 2022-11
    Issue Date: 2024-08-15 09:04:17 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本研究計畫主題「一生的家人關係：家庭中的尊卑關係變化經驗研究」，是為一整合型研究計畫之子計畫。此整合型研究計畫名為「華人家庭主義文化脈絡裡的照顧：當代台灣社會中之照顧主體際性的探求」(底下稱「總計畫」)，目的在於探索台灣社會中已浮現與即將浮現的種種「照顧」議題與問題，以釐清問題現象的根源，貢獻於政策思考與應對方案的形成。本研究計畫承繼了總計畫視野，進一步認為成年子女與父母親之間以及年長親代夫妻之間關係是當前台灣華人社會中涉及照顧的最重要與最優先的議題，因為這些關係一方面在實務上牽涉迫在眉睫的長照問題，另一方面在理論上涉及了傳統與當代價值交纏交織的家庭中尊卑關係變化。本研究計畫規劃了三年的時程，分別對於父子、母子、父女、母女、夫妻關係變化與照顧經驗進行現象學心理學的分析研究，目標在於揭露華人家庭中的人子、人女、人夫與人妻之照顧與被照顧生活經驗，以為改造華人家庭主義提供指引。
    The present research project with the title “The changing nature of life-long familial relationships: My father, my mother and my husband/wife” is one of the sub-project of the integrated research project “Care within the cultural context of Chinese Familism: The searching for the intersubjectivity of care in contemporary Taiwan,” which aims at the emerging phenomena and issues concerning “care” in modern Taiwan society so as to clarify the origin of the problems and contribute to the formation of social policy and solutions to the target issues. Under the scope of “Care within the cultural context of Chinese Familism,” this proposal advances the view that the relationship between adult children and their parents and that between the couples of long-term marriage are the most important phenomena in considering the care issues in contemporary Taiwan society because of their significance in both the practical and urgent tasks of long-term care and the changing nature of Chinese familism. The present project thus takes a three-year plan to investigate the family relationships of father-son, mother-son, father-daughter, mother- daughter, and husband-wife. The purpose of these investigations is to disclose the “family person” as son, daughter, husband and wife in the experience of care-giving and care-receiving. The findings should be able to apply for the modification of Chinese familism.
    Relation: 科技部, MOST109-2410-H004-183, 109.08-110.07
    Data Type: report
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