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Women Leadership in the Korean Salimist Concept
Kim, Un Hey
Kim, Un Hey
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"This paper tries to examine how we create new family leadership models for a radical transformation of the hierarchical, authoritarian, violent and patriarchal values in Korean families and churches. How do we fulfil life in abundance through families as we resist the culture of violence and death in our daily life? How do we develop women leadership to create an alternative family leadership through the critique and the transformation of the current patriarchal domination? In order to develop women leadership, how do we have to change our way of thinking in concrete as much as we criticise the culture of violence and its cultural domination in the patriarchal system? These are the questions I want to deal with in this essay.", p. 47
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2007
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9782825415160
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