Discussões sobre políticas para mulher e família na Rússia revolucionária
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2012-06-26
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Soares, Aline Monge dos Santos [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Este texto apresentado à banca examinadora do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Educação da FFC- UNESP - Campus de Marília, como parte dos requisitos para obtenção do título de Mestre, tem como orientadora a Drª. Tânia Suely Antonelli Marcelino Brabo. Refletindo e estudando a devastadora realidade social de milhões de mulheres trabalhadoras em pleno século XXI, buscando examinar qual a base material para a reprodução da opressão e a partir dos avanços conquistados pelas mulheres na Revolução Russa é que propomos este tema. Nosso problema se concentra em verificar quais foram as principais políticas públicas para a mulher e para a família propostas pelo Partido Bolchevique na Rússia Revolucionária. Sendo nossos objetivos específicos: analisar a base da discussão de Marx e Engels sobre a mulher e a família; apresentar algumas das discussões feministas que se desenvolveram a partir da discussão marxista sobre a família, a mulher e a Revolução Russa; averiguar quais foram as principais políticas públicas para a mulher e para a família propostas pelo Partido Bolchevique e implementadas pelo Governo Soviético a partir da Revolução Socialista de 1917. Utilizamos como metodologia a pesquisa bibliográfica, desenvolvida a partir de material já elaborado, constituído principalmente de livros, artigos científicos, dissertações e teses. Usamos como fonte primordial para a pesquisa bibliográfica, além de textos clássicos de Marx e Engels que abordam as questões sobre a formação da família ao longo da história, opressão da mulher, divisão do trabalho, socialização do trabalho doméstico e educação das crianças; artigos e livros de alguns dos principais dirigentes do Partido Bolchevique na Rússia Revolucionária. Também utilizamos...
This text, submitted to the examination board of FFC-UNESP - Marilia Graduate Program in Education, as part of the requirements for obtaining the title of Master, is guided by Dr. Tania Suely Antonelli Marcelino Brabo. Reflecting and studying the devastating social reality of millions of working women in the XXI century, seeking to examine what the material basis for the reproduction of oppression and from the advances achieved by women in the Russian Revolution is that we propose this theme. Our problem focuses on verifying what were the main public policies on women and family proposed by the Bolshevik Party in Revolutionary Russia.As our specific goals: to analyze the basis of Marx and Engels discussion on women and family, present some of the feminist discussions that developed from the Marxist discussion about family, the woman and the Russian Revolution; investigate what were the main policies for women and family proposed by the Bolshevik Party and implemented by the Soviet Government as from the Socialist Revolution of 1917. We used as methodology the bibliographic research we have developed from material already prepared, consisting mainly of books, papers, dissertations and theses. We used as primary source for bibliographic research, in addition to Marx and Engels classic texts which address family formation issues throughout history, women's oppression, labor division, socialization of housework and children education; articles and books from some of the main leaders of the Bolshevik Party in Revolutionary Russia. We also use works, articles and theses of feminists who were influenced by Marxist thought and the events of the October Revolution, which reflect the family discussions, patriarchalism, women’s oppression and the proper measures for their emancipation. Apart from a specific... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
This text, submitted to the examination board of FFC-UNESP - Marilia Graduate Program in Education, as part of the requirements for obtaining the title of Master, is guided by Dr. Tania Suely Antonelli Marcelino Brabo. Reflecting and studying the devastating social reality of millions of working women in the XXI century, seeking to examine what the material basis for the reproduction of oppression and from the advances achieved by women in the Russian Revolution is that we propose this theme. Our problem focuses on verifying what were the main public policies on women and family proposed by the Bolshevik Party in Revolutionary Russia.As our specific goals: to analyze the basis of Marx and Engels discussion on women and family, present some of the feminist discussions that developed from the Marxist discussion about family, the woman and the Russian Revolution; investigate what were the main policies for women and family proposed by the Bolshevik Party and implemented by the Soviet Government as from the Socialist Revolution of 1917. We used as methodology the bibliographic research we have developed from material already prepared, consisting mainly of books, papers, dissertations and theses. We used as primary source for bibliographic research, in addition to Marx and Engels classic texts which address family formation issues throughout history, women's oppression, labor division, socialization of housework and children education; articles and books from some of the main leaders of the Bolshevik Party in Revolutionary Russia. We also use works, articles and theses of feminists who were influenced by Marxist thought and the events of the October Revolution, which reflect the family discussions, patriarchalism, women’s oppression and the proper measures for their emancipation. Apart from a specific... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Mulheres, Família, Politicas publicas, Educação - União Soviética, Russia Historia Revolução 1917, Public policy, Education
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SOARES, Aline Monge dos Santos. Discussões sobre políticas para mulher e família na Rússia revolucionária. 2012. 99 f. Dissertação(mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Filosofia e Ciências de Marília, 2012.