English
Język Polski
Elderly women in the family: the ethics of care
Abstract
The forms of relationships and behavior in families with older women need to be reexamined, and the ethics of care must be mainstreamed to ensure that they receive the help and care they need. Multidisciplinary approaches and gender studies are analyzed. Women's longevity is a fact, and there is now an urgent and unavoidable need to include values such as solidarity, equality, and ethics of care in the education system. Research projects and educational interventions have been developed in various countries of the European Union. They consistently demonstrate the emergence of a new adolescent breaking with the hegemony of patriarchal masculinity and breaking down gender stereotypes, making it possible to express feelings and live in freedom.
Keywords:
gender sensitivity, violence, women, gender bias, educationMost read articles by the same author(s)
- Elvira Molina Fernández, Fernando Barragán Medero, Older Women's Everyday Life in the Canary Islands , Exlibris Social Gerontology Journal: Vol. 27 No. 2 (2024): Exlibris Social Gerontology Journal
Details
References
Statistics
Authors
Citation rules
