Gender Bias; As a Stagnation of Women Status Among Kerala Tribe

ABDUL MUNEER.K CHETTIPPADI

doi:10.47604/ijgs.281

February 12, 2017International Journal of Gender Studies

Gender Bias; As a Stagnation of Women Status Among Kerala Tribe

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Key Points

Gender bias significantly restricts women's participation in customary practices, limiting their status.
Cultural transition and non-tribal migrations contribute to stagnation in women's societal roles and rights.
The foundational social structure is tied to women's internal connection with the environment, which is being undermined.
Modernization influences tribal customs, further entrenching gender disparities and challenges.

Implication

Analysis of gender bias affecting women's roles in Kerala tribes, highlighting cultural transitions and social structures.

Abstract

Women have special internal connection with the environmentThe cornerstone of the social structureBut ,they are debarred from performing customary practicesThe impact of modernization, cultural transition and non-tribal migrationsFundamental problems

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