From violence to supportive practice: family, gender and masculinities
By: Chopra, Radhika.
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ArticlePublisher: 2003Description: p.1650-657.Subject(s): Family | Violence | Women
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: The politicsw of gender and feminist research have outlined the deprivations and unequal entitlements in the lives of women. This frame has also produced the view that understanding women's lives in incomplete without looking at their everyday locations within families that must include relations with men. This research has tried to bring into focus the way that men's support can be outlined and reflected upon in the context of gender equality and domestic democracy. Supportive practices are more than an `alternative' frame within which to place men. They enable us to hear an aspect of men's lives and expressions of their subjective positions in ways that have not so far been addressed. - Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 38, Issue no: 17 | Available | AR57010 |
The politicsw of gender and feminist research have outlined the deprivations and unequal entitlements in the lives of women. This frame has also produced the view that understanding women's lives in incomplete without looking at their everyday locations within families that must include relations with men. This research has tried to bring into focus the way that men's support can be outlined and reflected upon in the context of gender equality and domestic democracy. Supportive practices are more than an `alternative' frame within which to place men. They enable us to hear an aspect of men's lives and expressions of their subjective positions in ways that have not so far been addressed. - Reproduced.
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