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Nomadism and Modernity-The Daily Life Practice and Subjectivity Construction of Frontier Women from "My Altai"

Author(s)

Yangyang Zhu*

Affiliation(s)

College of Education, Hunan Agricultural University, Changsha, Hunan, China *Corresponding Author

Abstract

This thesis focuses on the film and television text "My Altay," examining the daily life practices and subjectivity construction of frontier women in the context of the clash between nomadic civilization and modernity. By analyzing the practical activities of frontier women in production, family life, and social interactions, the thesis reveals the multi-dimensional paths of subjectivity construction in the interaction between cultural inheritance and modernity. It also offers new insights into the survival status and development paths of frontier women in the process of modernization, highlighting their unique value and subject power in cultural inheritance and social change.

Keywords

"My Altai"; Nomadic Civilization; Modernity; Frontier Women; Daily Life Practice; Subjectivity Construction

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