멕시코 북부 국경지역의 여성혐오 살해(Femicide)와 지배의 매트릭스
Femicide in MexicoUS Borderlands and Its Matrix of Domination
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This paper aims at analyzing the reasons behind the femicide in MexicoUS Borderlands by applying the theoretical concept of matrix of domination proposed by Patricia H. Collins. By doing so, this paper proposes to contemplate the intersectionality of various oppressions that Mexico women experience in their site of domination. After exploring structural factors that have triggered the increase of femicide in the area, this paper concludes that patriarchy and dependency turn out to be the two main oppressions which form matrix of domination of femicide in MexicoUS Borderlands. In other words, economic dependency of Mexico forces Mexican women to take the most vulnerable jobs in the most dangerous places while the pariarchy lables them as ‘bad’ women who refuse to take traditional gender role in order to pursue economic interests. Such image of female workers in maquiladoras contributed to the increase of femicide in Mexican borderland as well as to the inaction of the government against such crime.
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This paper aims at analyzing the reasons behind the femicide in MexicoUS Borderlands by applying the theoretical concept of matrix of domination proposed by Patricia H. Collins. By doing so, this paper proposes to contemplate the intersectionality of various oppressions that Mexico women experience in their site of domination. After exploring structural factors that have triggered the increase of femicide in the area, this paper concludes that patriarchy and dependency turn out to be the two main oppressions which form matrix of domination of femicide in MexicoUS Borderlands. In other words, economic dependency of Mexico forces Mexican women to take the most vulnerable jobs in the most dangerous places while the pariarchy lables them as ‘bad’ women who refuse to take traditional gender role in order to pursue economic interests. Such image of female workers in maquiladoras contributed to the increase of femicide in Mexican borderland as well as to the inaction of the government against such crime.
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