Domestic Knowledge, Inequalities and Differences

European Journal of Women's Studies 7 (2):189-207 (2000)
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Research suggests that domestic knowledge is an expression of gender differences, which is constructed and deployed through unequal social relations and is able to empower women if it gains collective spaces of expression. The article presents an analysis of parental involvement at school in Spain so as to underpin the former thesis and highlight its connection with the political theory about the ‘sexual contract’.

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