Patriarchy and the role of academic women in the family
Keywords:
Empoderamiento, legitimación, hombre, desempleo, mujerAbstract
This study had with objective determinate empowering women to take control over their family in order to change the unrelenting the role men and the role women. Purposive sampling was use to select academic women (30) participants. The study use life stories. Life history is a qualitative empirical method of data collection where women are asked to their life. In this case over a period of time. It is a personal account of their life. The life histories interpreting the subject reality of academic women reduce in a few lines and few histories. The investigation demonstrated that the academic women were not subordinate, not refers to the inferior position of women. So the academic women were not subordination means. The husband and academic women have equal opportunities.
Keywords: Empowerment, legitimacy, man, unemployment, Women.
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