Post Colonial Studies In Indonesia: Women Identity In Colonial Mechanism
From the very beginning, Postcolonial and feminism examines how women are oppressed in their life. Colonialism and patriarchy have been closely entwined politically and historically, but an end in colonial era in Indonesia had not meant an end to the oppression of women in former colony areas. In...
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| Kieli: | English |
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2015
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| Linkit: | http://eprints.usm.my/31913/1/Atwar%2C_Roro.pdf |
| Yhteenveto: | From the very beginning, Postcolonial and feminism examines how women are
oppressed in their life. Colonialism and patriarchy have been closely entwined
politically and historically, but an end in colonial era in Indonesia had not meant an end
to the oppression of women in former colony areas. In this research, Postcolonial
feminist points out the way in which women continue to be stereotyped and
marginalized, ironically it happened by their own culture through norms that oppress
women. Patriarchy produced double oppression on tea-picker women labour life. |
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