Ideal Images of Womanhood and Adolescent Girls - Islam, Sharmin
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Adolescent girls reading in Madrashas (Islamic religious schools) have largely been excluded from access to Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) information services in Bangladesh. In order to understand the reasons for such exclusions this study wants to explore how different actors involved in Madrasha interact with each other. Thus, the study has two objectives. First, it aims to analyze the construction of ideal image of womanhood among the Madrasha girls and second, to evaluate its influence in mediating adolescent girls lived experiences in relation to access to sexual and reproductive…mehr

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Adolescent girls reading in Madrashas (Islamic religious schools) have largely been excluded from access to Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) information services in Bangladesh. In order to understand the reasons for such exclusions this study wants to explore how different actors involved in Madrasha interact with each other. Thus, the study has two objectives. First, it aims to analyze the construction of ideal image of womanhood among the Madrasha girls and second, to evaluate its influence in mediating adolescent girls lived experiences in relation to access to sexual and reproductive health information. Using different theories and concepts like Bronfenbrenner s Ecological Systems Theory , Scheper-Hughes and Lock s Social Body theories and Intersectional Approach along with Weber s Ideal Type and Agency as concepts the research uncovers how different religious interpretations and social actions create opportunities as well as obstacles for adolescent girls access to Sexual and Reproductive health (SRH) information whereas it also points out cautions for any generalizations regarding Madrasha contexts in the country.
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Sharmin Islam estudió el Máster en Estudios del Desarrollo (especialidad en Mujer, Género y Desarrollo) en el ISS, Países Bajos. También tiene un máster en Estudios de la Mujer por la Universidad de Dhaka (Bangladesh). En la actualidad trabaja como responsable de programas para NETZ Bangladesh, una ONG internacional con sede en Alemania.