Korean Men’s Relationality: Implications for Pastoral Theology and Care
- 한국기독교상담심리학회
- 한국기독교상담학회지
- 제22권
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2011.11343 - 365 (23 pages)
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This article explores the anatomy of the two critical manifestations of Korean men’s relationality: uiri (의리) and checkimgam (responsibility/책임감). Women’s strong yet neglected relational voices are presented as a way of drawing out and understanding men’s connectional proclivities. The recent historical, political, economical, and cultural context of Korea is also used for a more comprehensive analysis of Korean men’s relaitonality. The Trinitarian existence of God in perichoresis and God’s desire to include us to the divine communal reality provide much meaning into Korean men’s uiri(의리) and checkimgam (responsibility/책임감). Lastly, some spiritual, familial, and social implications of Korean men’s relationality are presented.
I. Introduction
II. Gender Differences in Relationality
III. Korean Men’s Relationality: The Hidden Psyche
IV. Implications for Pastoral Theology and Care
V. Conclusion
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