HASSHumanities Arts and Social Sciences3066-83013066-831XArt and Technology10.61369/HASS.2025040001Article从贞操枷锁到身体自主：论父权社会性别规训下的女性极端表达反抗实践https://artdesignp.com/journal/HASS/1/4/10.61369/HASS.2025040001王诗乐2025142025-06-20本研究通过一位女性自述“想要从事性工作”的极端表达作为观察窗口展开分析，主要运用社会学中的女性主义视角，探讨女性在父权制社会下，在性别规训与社会结构性压迫下如何通过身体行为表达主体性诉求。该女性虽经济条件富裕，接受过高等教育，但却因为早年家庭创伤及对社会性别不平等的深刻洞察，试图以“成为被污名化的女性群体的一员”来挑战父权社会对“贞洁”的规训。研究还发现，与该女性建立亲密关系的男性在叙述中表现出明显的控制倾向，这说明即使在恋爱关系中，女性仍然面临身体自主权受限的问题，仍然常受到父权逻辑的规训。本文认为，女性对身体的重新诠释以及对主动接受污名标签的行为，是对父权体系的一种隐形颠覆，这种抵抗值得在当代女性主义理论框架内得到重视。毕竟反抗行为不应该局限于传统的政治运动方式，例如组织游行、签署联名信这些形式。女性以身体为场域展开的边缘表达同样具有颠覆性与理论价值。通过这一个案，本文试图揭示个体极端行为背后反应的深层次社会结构矛盾，如性别歧视、刻板印象等问题。为女性反抗实践的多样性提供新的解释框架，并呼吁对女性“非主流选择”背后的主体性考量，予以更多理解与尊重。性别规训,身体自主,污名认领,父权社会,极端表达,性工作者,女性主义

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