20.500.12556/RUL-160682 Matrilinearni prenos odnosov do menstruacije: Perspektive treh generacij žensk The Matrilineal Transmission of Attitudes towards Menstruation: Perspectives of Three Generations of Women V diplomski nalogi se posvečam raziskovanju matrilinearnega prenosa informacij in odnosov žensk do menstruacije med generacijami znotraj družinske enote, da bi ugotovila, kako se ti odnosi spreminjajo skozi čas. Osrednja raziskovalna vprašanja se osredotočajo na odnose žensk do menstruacije, vpliv javnega govora na oblikovanje teh odnosov, spremembe v javnem diskurzu skozi čas, in vpliv teh sprememb na prenos menstrualnega znanja. Analiza vključuje tudi koncepte kot so samoobjektivacija, samonadzor, menstrualni sram in prikrivanje. Posvetim se menstrualnemu komunikacijskemu tabuju, ki ga analiziram skozi oglaševanje menstrualnih izdelkov, različna poimenovanja menstruacije in načine govora o menstruaciji med sogovornicami. Teoretsko sem izhajala iz feminističnih teorij, teorije objektivacije in teorije sramu. Metodološki pristop je vključeval intervjuje s predstavnicami treh generacij žensk in avtoetnografski zapis. Izsledki intervjujev kažejo, da kljub spreminjajočemu se odnosu do menstruacije med generacijami, tabuizacija še vedno vztraja. Starejše generacije pogosto dojemajo menstruacijo kot tabu temo, medtem ko mlajše generacije kažejo večjo odprtost in manj sramu, čeprav pritisk po prikrivanju menstruacije ostaja prisoten. Naloga poziva k nadaljnjim prizadevanjem za destigmatizacijo menstruacije, kar bi prispevalo k podpornejšemu okolju za sledeče generacije, ter spodbujajo bolj nevtralen odnos do tega telesnega procesa. The thesis explores the matrilineal transmission of information and women's attitudes towards menstruation across generations within the family unit, to discover how these attitudes change over time. The central research questions focus on women's attitudes towards menstruation, the influence of public discourse on the formation of these attitudes, changes in public discourse over time, and the impact of these changes on the transmission of menstrual knowledge. The analysis also includes concepts such as self-objectification, self-control, menstrual shame and concealment. Furthermore, the thesis focuses on the menstrual communication taboo, which is analysed through the advertising of menstrual products, the different names given to menstruation and the ways in which the interviewed women talk about menstruation. Theoretically, the thesis draws on feminist theories, objectification theory and shame theory. The methodological approach includes interviews with representatives of three generations of women and autoethnographic recording. The interview findings show that despite changing attitudes towards menstruation across generations, the perpetuation of taboos still persists. Older generations often perceive menstruation as a taboo subject, while younger generations show more openness and less shame, although the pressure to conceal menstruation remains. The thesis calls for further efforts to destigmatise menstruation, which would contribute to a more supportive environment for the next generations, and encourage a more neutral attitude towards this bodily process. menstruacija matrilinearni prenos menstrualni tabu samoobjektivacija menstrualno prikrivanje menstrualni sram menstruation matrilineal transmission menstrual taboo self-objectification menstrual concealment menstrual shame true false false Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Diplomsko delo/naloga 2024-09-03 09:11:08 2024-09-03 09:11:08 2024-09-09 13:13:21 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2024 0 0 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 551898 41794.pdf 41794.pdf 1 9B28E3F0AF7A191D38A707E2D5838738 d7d9862c74fa34ee061c7d30adcc06d723db2a713ec51ea184022f803315cff2 714c2a47-69c3-11ef-8f74-0050569b8976 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=189445 Filozofska fakulteta 0 0 0