Feminist movement: lessons and abscence of the rural women
Keywords:
Mexico, Feminist movement, Rural women, Non participant observation, underdevelopmentAbstract
This article emerges as a result of the research “Rural women of Zacatecas, Mexico, within the pattern of neoliberal accumulationâ€. It reflects around the feminist movement lessons in the United States, which served as an example for Mexican women who undertook the corresponding fight during the Mexican Revolution. Rural women were absent from this process ending in feminine suffrage in Mexico. This research was developed through the qualitative inductive method with non observation of the participant.Keywords:Downloads
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2012-09-09
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De Luna, H., & Meza Márquez, C. (2012). Feminist movement: lessons and abscence of the rural women. Sophia, 1(8), 80-89. https://sophia.ugca.edu.co/index.php/sophia/article/view/14


