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Representation of patriarchal culture in particular historical contexts

International Journal of History · 2024 · Vol. 6(1) · pp. 165–166

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This study examines the manifestations and implications of patriarchal norms and structures across various historical periods and societies. The study analyzes how patriarchal culture was reinforced and challenged through social, political, and legal institutions, focusing on specific historical contexts such as ancient civilizations, medieval societies, and colonial regimes. By exploring historical documents, literature, and legal codes, the paper reveals how patriarchal ideologies shaped gender roles, family structures, and power dynamics. Additionally, it highlights the resistance and contributions of women and marginalized groups in confronting and negotiating these patriarchal norms. This research aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the historical continuity and transformation of patriarchal cultures and their enduring impact on contemporary gender relations.

Historical and Architectural StudiesRepresentation (politics)SociologyEpistemologyGender studiesPhilosophyPolitical sciencePoliticsLaw
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