移民过程中变化的自我 家、健康和社区养老 英文版PDF电子书下载

1 INTRODUCTION 1

Book Overview:Orientation towards the Self 5

International and National Population Ageing 7

Chinese People and Ageing in New Zealand 9

Policy Responses to Ageing and Ethnic Issues in New Zealand 14

2 THEORETICAL ORIENTATION:SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM AND THE SELF 18

Basic Tenets of Symbolic Interactionism 20

The Self and Identities 24

The Cobweb Chinese Self 29

Self and Acculturation 31

Social and Ethnic Identities 38

Tying Strands into a Richer Understanding of the Self 40

3 LITERATURE REVIEW:FILIAL PIETY AND AGEING IN PLACE 43

Filial Piety 46

Ageing in Place 63

Putting Ideas Expressed in this Chapter into Action 77

4 METHODOLOGY 80

The Narrative Approach 82

Chinese Narratives and the Episodic Interview 84

Fangtan:A Chinese Narrative Interview Technique 86

Participants 93

Research Processes 100

Analyses 107

Quality of Narrative Data 113

5 HOME MAKING IN A NEW LAND 117

Biographical Disruption and Status-discrepancy 118

Responding to Biographical Disruption through Gardening 123

Responding to Status-discrepancy through Art-making 127

Relational Dimensions of Domestic Space Attachments 132

Summary 137

6 MATERIAL-MEDIATED ACCULTURATION 141

Observational Acculturation 142

Familial Acculturation 145

Participatory Acculturation 147

Chinese Media Acculturation 150

Religious and Spiritual Acculturation 152

Summary 155

7 CHANGING PRACTICES OF FILIAL PIETY 160

Living Arrangements 161

Support to Parents 173

Respecting Parents 179

Children's Achievements 183

Ancestral Worship 185

Gender Norms 190

Summary 193

8 POSITIVE AGEING IN A NEW PLACE 196

Affordable and Stable Public Housing 198

Building Safe Neighbourhoods 202

Engaging in Local Communities 205

Hybridised Transnational Communities 213

Spaces for Care 218

Summary 224

9 DISCUSSION 226

Integrating Key Findings 228

A culturally patterned narrative Approach 236

Policy Implications 240

REFERENCES 244