Violência contra a mulher: uma proposta de indicadores de gênero na família

Abstract

This dissertation deals with the relationship between gender inequality in the family and violence against women, and its purpose is developing a proposal for family gender indicators. It starts from the observation that domestic violence is not a recent phenomenon and has been constant in society, particularly against more vulnerable members of the family such as women, children and the elderly. More specifically against women, violence persists in time and permeates all social levels in different cultures and societies. Hence the need to study the gender violence phenomenon in depth if we are to stand up to it effectively, and indicators are one of the instruments available to measure this reality. In order to carry out the analysis, this study is theoretically based on Joan Scott's gender concept (1990) and the parameters used are (in

Pesquisa de gênero na produção de enfermagem: contribuição do Grupo de Pesquisa Gênero, Saúde e Enfermagem da EEUSP

“…The semi-structured interview was the data collection technique in 13 studies (2,10,15,(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(27)(28)34) . Some studies used various forms of data collection: interview and workshop (10) , participant observation and interview (27) ; and participant observation, interview, and workshop (15) .…”

“…Regarding the lines of research and their respective themes, the predominant ones address nursing or midwifery (6,8,(10)(11)23) ; violence against women or adolescents (14,(15)(16)26,34) ; women's health-disease process (20,22,24) ; child care (9,19) ; knowing-being ethical-professional in nursing (27)(28) ; reproductive biological profile (2) ; mental health and work (21) ; reproductive health and masculinity (12) ; adolescence and empowerment (13) ; alcoholism and drug addiction (25) .…”

Gender subordination in the vulnerability of women to domestic violence

“…The results obtained by Okabe,10 were used for creating the instrument, based on the evaluation of indicators of (in)equality in the family, by Goldani,11 which found daily practices and representations of gender subordination in the family (Table 1). From the reports of women who experienced situations of domestic violence, interviewed by Okabe, 10 one or more thematic phrases were selected that could indicate the reiteration of the current hegemonic conception of gender subordination, or to overcome this concept.…”

Violence as a research object and intervention in the health field: an analysis from the production of the Research Group on Gender, Health and Nursingi

“…In studies (2,4,(6)(7)9) , violence is presented in health services always implicitly, that is, it is not the specific situation the reason that led women to seek health services. There are spontaneous expressions of women about experiences, but these hardly are placed in terms of demands for health care or by professionals.…”

“…This finding reveals the production of invisibility of violence as a health problem in the investigated scenarios. Far from being the exception, this reflects a common gap to most health services (2,4,(6)(7)9) . Health professionals are able to identify users who experience violence, by marks or physical symptoms or associated symptoms such as somatization, unfounded complaints and diffuse discomfort, anxiety, depression, not located pain, among other manifestations.…”