The Third Issue of the Ateneo Law Journal’s 68th Volume stands as a tribute to the 2025 National Women’s Month Celebration, examining contemporary issues that affect women and the law in the Philippines. It features a compelling Foreword by Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) Chairperson ERMELITA V. VALDEAVILLA, which honors 50 years of PCW’s transformative …
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In the last few decades several feminist historians have argued that women’s history and oral history have points of connection. Oral historians began to query whether the role of methodological debates derived from oral history might enhance a new discussion on the creation of sources and the subjectivity in sources – a set of questions …
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Women’s studies are the intellectual examination of the absence of women from history; a fresh look in a non-Freudian way at the social psychology of women; the study of women in literature and the images of women in the Arts; the economic and legal history of the family; and speculation about ‘androgyny’, a state of …
Women’s studies: Its origins, its organization and its prospects Read More »
