This paper attempts to investigate continuities and discontinuities between traditional and modern representations of womanhood and female gender roles focusing primarily on family and work settings. Using approaches informed by Sociology, Cultural Psychology, and African Studies, the paper explores traditional views of womanhood encapsulated in (and also transmitted intergenerationally) throug...

INTRODUCTION Aneuploidy screening is widely practised in the field of obstetrics in current times. This study thus aims to gain an insight on pregnant women's knowledge and risk perception of Down syndrome and first trimester screening (FTS), as well as their views on various potential pregnancy outcomes and how these may affect their decision-making processes. MATERIALS AND METHODS A cross-s...

This study explored the initial motivations and intrinsic rewards of eighteen women who chose to become elementary school teacher-librarians. Participants' were consistent with those their classroom teacher-colleagues in most areas examined by study. However, participants indicated three or that appear specific teacher-librarianship: variety, flexibility autonomy. stories provide insight into h...

Culture is never separated from the practice of power, as well Tayub performances. Based on these problems, this article attempts to analyze Waranggana Tayub's bodily autonomy in private and public spheres describes how uses power over his body. This research descriptive phenomenology method. Data obtained observations, interviews, documentation. The results study were analyzed using theory rel...