Negotiating the Public and the Private: Garment Kormi Becoming Joggo

Hasan, Mohammad Tareq

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-99902-5_6

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“…Men's traditional role as family breadwinners, however, typically continued. This also explains why these working women handed their full salary to their husbands, who were left in charge of the family finances (see also Hasan, 2018, 2022e).…”

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Thinking through ethnographies: Making sense of societies in transition

Hasan

2023

Anthropology and Humanism

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SummaryHow can one conceptualize change in societies? What do ethnographies reveal about societies in transition? In elucidating what societal changes entail, this article discusses ethnographies that focus on “societies in transition.” An ethnography that deals with changes in and of society also analyzes people's experiences in a rapidly changing society. In addition to giving analytical perspectives on a region—in this case, gendered ideas and practices in Bangladesh—such ethnographies may guide us to opening new social realities. Hence, ethnographies can reveal the potentialities and temporalities of social systems. Additionally, containing the possibilities of an otherwise within itself, ethnographies reflect critiques of established concepts. Thus, one gets glimpses of the continual becoming of the social rather than seeing it as a bounded system.

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Section: The Appearance Of Competing Social Forces and New Categoriza...mentioning

confidence: 99%