Status da Mulher e Mudança por meio da Aculturação

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52980/revistaamazonaperuana.vi10.203

Palavras-chave:

papel da mulher, Candoshi, Cocamilla, Shipibo-Konibo

Resumo

Os autores começam com uma revisão teórica dos estudos sobre a diferenciação sexual dos papéis nas sociedades. Analisam as mudanças nos papéis das mulheres nas sociedades indígenas em relação ao seu nível de aculturação e à sua participação no mercado. Com base nesses antecedentes, estudam três casos da Amazônia peruana: Candoshi, Cocamilla e Shipibo. Esses dados são utilizados para confirmar a importância das hipóteses apresentadas anteriormente.

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1984-03-14

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Status da Mulher e Mudança por meio da Aculturação. (1984). Amazônia Peruana, 10, 65-77. https://doi.org/10.52980/revistaamazonaperuana.vi10.203

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