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3Wombs of the Earth: Preserving and Reconstituting Feminine Prestige and Dignity through Heritage

Créateur:
Kat
Éditeur:
WILEY
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ABSTRACT A select group of Boreda women in southern Ethiopia bolster their sense of prestige and dignity as mothers and leaders through their ancestral landscapes, Bayira Deriya . These Boreda women conveyed their knowledge to me and endowed me with the responsibility to share it only after my longitudinal commitment to becoming a listening cultural apprentice and after becoming a mother. Importantly, their wisdom taught me an alternative way of perceiving motherhood and gender justice and led to a significant scientific discovery for the world.

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KonzoNande

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