ASPEK GENDER DALAM PEMIKIRAN JOHAN GALTUNG TENTANG KEKERASAN

This research aims to analyze the gender aspects in the Johan Galtung thought about Violence. Johan Galtung conception of violence, namely, direct violence, structural violence and cultural violence was comprehensive enough to observe violence at all levels, including gender-based violence. The issu...

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Main Authors: , Linda Dwi Eriyanti, , Dr. Eric Hiariej, M.Phil
Format: Thesis
Published: [Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada 2012
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ETD
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Summary:This research aims to analyze the gender aspects in the Johan Galtung thought about Violence. Johan Galtung conception of violence, namely, direct violence, structural violence and cultural violence was comprehensive enough to observe violence at all levels, including gender-based violence. The issue of violence appeal to feminists because of violence against women is a mechanism of subordination of women. Violence against women have an impact not only for women victims, but also women in general, which ultimately in the lives of women always feel threatened by numerous acts of violence in public and private sphere. This research using the sociology of knowledge to analize the connection of thought Johan Galtung with his life background. Johan Galtung is a peace activist which often confronted with facts that put the violence of men as perpetrators and women as victims, although it did not rule out women who are also perpetrators of violence. Therefore Johan Galtung found it necessary to include gender aspects in his study of violence. The research method used is a qualitative method, with literature study used secondary data from books, journals, documents, articles and internet data. As the result on this research found that there are similarities as to whether Johan Galtung thought with numerous streams of feminism that never existed. Telling about direct violence, Johan Galtung puts women at enmity with men. On the other hand, the structure and culture of patriarchy that exist in society also become violent themselves, where the structure of the harsh, legitimized by cultural violence makes violent surroundings. In its efforts to realize peace, Johan Galtung want the equality between the sexes, where there is cooperation and a balance of roles between men and women who all of them lead to the peace process.