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In this work, the author proposes a series of works analyzing different topics related to gender violence. In its first part, the work takes us back to the prehistory of the system of oppression based on gender roles and makes a reading of its development up to the present day. The second part makes a historical analysis of the emergence of patriarchy, a system of oppression of women so well known today. The third part of the work is a reflection on the relationship that existed between sterile women and the patriarchal system that enshrined compulsory motherhood. Finally, the last part is an…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In this work, the author proposes a series of works analyzing different topics related to gender violence. In its first part, the work takes us back to the prehistory of the system of oppression based on gender roles and makes a reading of its development up to the present day. The second part makes a historical analysis of the emergence of patriarchy, a system of oppression of women so well known today. The third part of the work is a reflection on the relationship that existed between sterile women and the patriarchal system that enshrined compulsory motherhood. Finally, the last part is an analysis of the role played by awareness and recognition in the development and rupture of relationships that give rise to gender violence. Although it is true that the author maintains the same line of analysis throughout the work, each part has a particular style and its own method when addressing its corresponding problem, giving the work a refreshing heterogeneity that, far from undermining its rigor, provides a broader and more comprehensive approach.
Autorenporträt
Gonzalo Ruiz is a philosophy professor in the city of Rosario, Argentina. He began his studies at the Salesian "Don Bosco" school and then continued at the Catholic University of Córdoba, where he has produced most of his academic output to date. She is currently finishing her studies in philosophy and dedicating herself to teaching.