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同性恋和性别脚本:在苏里南和荷兰的以家庭为中心的集体主义背景下将脚本内部化和重新谈判

Carla Bakboord¹, Saskia Keuzenkamp¹, Marianne Cense²

¹Department of Sociology, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Journal of homosexuality

|January 15, 2026

概括

性别社会脚本影响了同性恋 (SSL) 个人如何在集体主义文化中导航家庭和情感. 女人优先考虑和,而男人则经历羞耻,揭示出不同的情绪处理模式.

科学领域:

心理学心理学心理学
社会学社会学社会学
文化研究文化研究

背景情况:

关于性别社会脚本的先前研究主要集中在西方的个人主义文化上.
在集体主义,以家庭为中心的背景下,对这些脚本的内化和重新谈判的理解有限.
在散居和集体主义环境中探索同性恋爱 (SSL) 经验至关重要.

研究的目的:

调查性别社会脚本如何塑造苏里南印度斯坦同性恋爱 (SSL) 个人的经历.
分析文化期望的导航,家庭动态,和情绪流程后出来.
应用三方框架 (文化,人际关系,内心理) 来理解脚本内化和重新谈判.

主要方法:

49个深度采访的定向内容分析.
参与者是居住在荷兰和苏里南的苏里南印度教徒SSL个人.
专注于集体主义和民背景,检查家庭荣誉和社会声誉等文化脚本.

主要成果:

文化脚本 (家庭荣誉,社会声誉) 显著塑造了早期的社会化.
SSL女性在露面后经历了家庭监视的减少,但也面临着内在的耻辱和忠诚冲突.
SSL男性遇到持续的人际控制,导致关于男子气概和子女责任的内心理紧张局势.

结论:

情绪处理中的性别模式是显而易见的:SSL女性专注于保持和,而SSL男性认为自己的身份是家庭羞耻的来源.
性别社会脚本对SSL个体的集体主义家庭系统中的情感导航有显著的影响.
研究结果突出了文化,性别和性在塑造生活经验中的复杂相互作用.

关键词:

同性恋的爱情是同性恋的爱情.苏里南的印度裔印度人.家庭家庭家庭家庭女性性,集体主义的女性性.性别分化的脚本理论理论男性的异性规范性异性规范性

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