Saharawi society from a gender perspective: family experiences in Western Sahara.
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https://doi.org/10.25267/AAM.2022.i23.13Info
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- Yamila DADI AZMAN (ES) Univrsidad de Cadiz
Abstract
The history of life, used as a starting point for sociological research, becomes a determining key in the case of the feminine condition and gender studies. The use of the personal history of the author and the fit of it in what is written and witnessed by other Saharawi women allows to shed light on a subject minimized by a sector of those who have dealt with the subject. The conflict between tradition and modernity in the SADR is seen from the point of view of women.
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