Modernity

Modernity

Modernity

Since the eighteenth century and in the various phases of modernity, women's struggles for equality, the incorporation of public spaces and the recognition of its status as political subjects and autonomy were important modernizing offensive, organized from below. They contributed to the deepening of the modern socio-cultural matrix, its principles and paradigm, and the extension of the principles of equality and freedom to new social groups and areas of family life. However, this historical phenomenon has only been recognized in the past three decades with the emergence of the second wave feminist movements, the renewal of paradigms and methods of historical ...