Gender Inequalities in Social Formation in Brazil
Abstract
The woman, within the classical history and the works that approach the social, economic and political formation of Brazil, usually appears in the condition of non-subject, emphasizing its natural condition of inferiority and submission. This article aims to reflect on the conditions of origin, permanence and updating of patriarchy, highlighting the spheres of work and political representation. Based on data from official sources, laws and normatization of public policies, we have seen that the domination and exploitation of women far from extinct has been able to update throughout the history of our country, even with the advances that we have achieved in the rights of the women
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