2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-32622002000100002
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Nas franjas do rural-urbano: meninas entre a tradição e a modernidade

Abstract: RESUMO: Este artigo gira em torno da possibilidade de reinterpretar dados de pesquisa do passado, à luz das Teorias da Complexidade, conectando-os a dados atuais para conseguir explicações mais compreensivas. São tomados então alguns dados de minhas pesquisas sobre o rural-urbano, a saber: dados quantitativos do Censo de Assentamentos Rurais do Estado de São Paulo sobre as expectativas dos pais em relação à escolarização de meninos e meninas (anos 90); dados qualitativos de uma pesquisa com redações escolares … Show more

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“…However, such risks were mentioned almost exclusively by girls, who felt more strongly the effect of the restrictions and controls put in place by their fathers, mothers and other relatives. By virtue of this gendered perception of the dangers of the street, the opportunities of sociability and leisure for girls were reduced even further, a situation found in several Brazilian studies [27] [28] [29]. Not by accident, some girls, as shown above, stated that weekends were boring, because they were a time when they did not go to school and spent most of their time at home, with few alternatives of leisure.…”
Section: The Girls We Studiedmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…However, such risks were mentioned almost exclusively by girls, who felt more strongly the effect of the restrictions and controls put in place by their fathers, mothers and other relatives. By virtue of this gendered perception of the dangers of the street, the opportunities of sociability and leisure for girls were reduced even further, a situation found in several Brazilian studies [27] [28] [29]. Not by accident, some girls, as shown above, stated that weekends were boring, because they were a time when they did not go to school and spent most of their time at home, with few alternatives of leisure.…”
Section: The Girls We Studiedmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…In the network of family relations, the activities performed by children echoed the parents' division of labor -a phenomenon frequently described in national and international literature (WHITAKER, 2002;NILSEN;WAERDAHL, 2014). More than sporadic or isolated participations, the involvement of girls in the domestic service routine is revealing of a system of social relations that, within the family, constructs gender so as to guarantee unequal access to power by boys and girls.…”
Section: Help My Mother To Cut… My Mother Tells Me To Cut Tomato Cmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Em vários momentos, surgem nos relatos tensões ligadas à posição de submissão por ela ocupada em relação ao marido. Nas áreas rurais, pesquisadores revelam diferenças significativas nos processos de socialização de meninos e meninas: enquanto aos primeiros o tempo maior é reservado para brincadeira, às meninas ele é destinado à ajuda nos afazeres domésticos (Whitaker, 2002). Para Giani, Souza, Mager e , a submissão, não raras vezes, à vontade do homem -companheiro, pai, marido, etc.…”
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