Seeing Foucault’s theory through African lenses: The discourse on sex, gender and power
December 2018 - Vol 6 Num. 2
The paradigm of male domination exemplified by the social relations between the sexes is structured in a way that men dominate and women submit. As such, these socio cultural relations presuppose a dyadic conception of domination in which women are subject to men. If men are domineering and women are docile, then it is...
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Seeing Foucault’s theory through African lenses: The discourse on sex, gender and power
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