Sistema diversificado de casamento no planalto tibetano: declínio, renascimento e variação na perspectiva da antropologia jurídica

Autores

  • Tianyu Wang University of Yunnan Normal

Palavras-chave:

Platô tibetano, Casamento, Declínio, Renascimento, Variação

Resumo

Este artigo explora a dinâmica social e cultural refletida pelo declínio, renascimento e variação do sistema diversificado de casamento, considerando o contexto de mudanças no ambiente social, jurídico e na estrutura social do planalto Qinghai Tibet, com a poligamia como um exemplo típico. A investigação centra-se no papel das mulheres e antecipa o futuro desenvolvimento da poligamia no planalto Qinghai Tibet. A investigação e aplicação deste artigo são uma reinterpretação de estudos anteriores sobre o poder de gênero e a posição das mulheres. De um ponto de vista intercultural, a prevalência e persistência da poliandria refuta a interpretação mecânica do papel subserviente universal das mulheres. A ênfase nos papéis e na posição das mulheres nas famílias de poliandria procura confirmar as complexidades do poder de gênero e da posição das mulheres na sociedade. Tanto a invenção de conceitos teóricos quanto a exploração de caminhos de pesquisa têm como objetivo avançar na investigação de desafios semelhantes. O foco e a exploração do grupo feminino na poliandria neste artigo complementaram estudos anteriores sobre a situação das mulheres e identificaram dificuldades que precisam ser abordadas.

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Biografia do Autor

Tianyu Wang, University of Yunnan Normal

Department of International Chinese Education, University of Yunnan Normal, 650000 Kunming – China. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0008-1517-121.

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Received: 10/05/2023 – Approved: 11/08/2023 – Published: 25/01/2024

Publicado

24-01-2024

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Wang, T. (2024). Sistema diversificado de casamento no planalto tibetano: declínio, renascimento e variação na perspectiva da antropologia jurídica. TRANS/FORM/AÇÃO: Revista De Filosofia Da Unesp, 47, e0240057. Recuperado de https://revistas.marilia.unesp.br/index.php/transformacao/article/view/14583

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Vol. 47, n. 2 - Perspectivas femininas no pensamento filosófico (2024)