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An Anthropological Study of Economic Change, Gender, and Power in a Visayan Fishing Community

UPCWGS J 1993-3.2
1993
Volume No.
III
Issue No.
2
Publisher
University of the Philippines Center for Women's Studies
Editor
Thelma B. Kintanar
No. of Pages
27-41

This paper discusses the relationship between gender and power. It describes how women resist, reduce, and/or postpone the experience of male domination within the context of economic changes taking place in a Visayan fishing community.


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Israel-Sobritchea, Carolyn
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gender; power; fishing community; Visayas; women in Visayan fishing community
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