In this paper I analyse the complex set of roles assigned to women under socialist ideology, as workers, mothers, and activists. I examine Femeia magazine, using discourse analysis, to understand how these roles were discursively constructed and disseminated in the period 1965-1979. I argue that women’s emancipation was rather a mobilizing movement and ideology imposed from above, but still, there was space for re-negotiating some aspects in women’s lives and forging a new identity.
Women’s Role In “Popular Democracies”. Mobilization Without Emancipation?
Theme:Political Representation and Democratization, Ethnicity, Migration, Diversity
12 May 2017
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