النوع الاجتماعي و القهر : دراسة لأنماط تفاعل المقهورين في الحياة اليومية

Abstract EN

The present study attempts to investigate the relationship between gender and oppression by identifying forms of oppression to which both men and women are exposed in the interactions of daily life, as well as the way they respond to this oppression in the light of various societal changes that push these subordinated people to circles of exclusion and social marginalization.

The study, in its approach to this issue, depends on some theoretical sayings of both symbolic interaction and radical feminism.

The study also depends on case studies and oral history where it was applied to 20 male and female cases from the categories suffering from subjugation in their private and public life, rating 10 women and 10 men.

The findings indicate that subordinated people of both men and women suffer from identical forms of social oppression in the interactions of daily life.

Besides, the study explores that the reasons behind this oppression for women go back to the influence of social gender and patriarchal domination enacted by society.

However, the reasons behind oppression for men can be interpreted in terms of patriarchy in general.

Moreover, the study explores that from the social gender perspective, women resort more to adaptation strategies than men do and that both men and women resort to adaptation to the various forms of oppression more than resistance as an alternative in the interactions of daily life.