THE REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN IN THE LIGHT OF BRAZILIAN LEGISLATION
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https://doi.org/10.12957/periferia.0.29836Keywords:
woman, gender hierarchy, brazilian legislationAbstract
The subalternization of women in relation to men has been the subject of continuous reflections and studies. Although current legislation shows advances in women's law, in everyday relations we still find vestiges of a patriarchal society whose history is based on oppression and machismo relations. Thus, the article aims to analyze historical processes of subalternization of women. For this we will use the method of documentary analysis, establishing as main source Brazilian legislation having as temporal cut the period from 1930 to the present date. The preliminary results of the present study indicate that culturally the laws reflect the standards of society and corroborate the maintenance of the condition of women always subjugated and seen from the existence of man. The normative instruments analyzed point to the ratification of the gender hierarchy, supporting the latter's sovereignty over the second sex (BEAUVOIR, 2016). We conclude that even contemporary legislation in favor of women is based on parameters based on male behavior, which is a reference for any discourse related to gender issues.
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