Toplumsal bir inşa olarak babalık: Annelerin yaşam öykülerinde baba imgesi
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2018
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Bu çalışma, bir Batı Karadeniz beldesinde yaşayan on beş annenin yaşam öykülerinden ve günlük yaşam deneyimi anlatılarından yola çıkarak, annelerin babalığı nasıl tanımladıklarını ve bu tanıma bağlı olarak kendilerini toplumsal yapıda nasıl konumlandırdıklarını belirlemeyi amaçlamaktadır. Annelerin anlatılarında öne çıkan baba imgesi, bu baba imgesinin içerdiği cinsiyetçi yargılar ve bu anlatılarda ve bu anlatılar vasıtasıyla cinsiyetçi yargıların yeniden üretimi araştırmanın temel konusunu oluşturmaktadır. Anlatılarında anneler, babayı güven duyulan ve koruyup kollayan kişi olarak tanımlamışlardır. Baba, kamusal alanla ilişkilendirilmiş, parka gidilen, oyunlar oynanan, eğlenceli vakit geçirilen kişi olarak ifade edilmiştir. Anlatılarda baba, hata yapmayan, hata yapsa bile maruz görülen yüce bir figürdür. Ev ve bakım işlerini kendilerine ait bir egemenlik alanı olarak ifade eden anneler, çocuklarına yakın olan, çocukları ile vakit geçiren ve zaman zaman anneye yardımcı olan “yeni baba” modelini yüceltmiş, aile içi cinsiyetçi roller arasında net bir ayrım yapmışlardır
Drawing on the life histories and daily life narratives of fifteen mothers living in a small town located in the Western Black Sea Region of Turkey, this study aims to find out how mothers define fatherhood and, in accordance to this definition of fatherhood, how they situate themselves within the society. The study focuses on the image of father in these narratives, the gendered assumptions embedded in the images of father, and the reproduction of the gendered assumptions within, and through, these narratives. In their life histories, the mothers describe the father as “reliance” and “support”. The father is associated with the public sphere and described as a person with whom the child goes outside, has fun, and plays. In the narratives, the father is a supreme figure who hardly ever makes a mistake. Even if he makes a mistake, he is excused. Considering the house, housework, and care as the areas of their sovereignty and idealizing the “new father” model that is characterized by being close and warm to children, spending time with them, and helping the spouse with the housework, the mothers establish a clear divide between the gendered roles within the family.
Drawing on the life histories and daily life narratives of fifteen mothers living in a small town located in the Western Black Sea Region of Turkey, this study aims to find out how mothers define fatherhood and, in accordance to this definition of fatherhood, how they situate themselves within the society. The study focuses on the image of father in these narratives, the gendered assumptions embedded in the images of father, and the reproduction of the gendered assumptions within, and through, these narratives. In their life histories, the mothers describe the father as “reliance” and “support”. The father is associated with the public sphere and described as a person with whom the child goes outside, has fun, and plays. In the narratives, the father is a supreme figure who hardly ever makes a mistake. Even if he makes a mistake, he is excused. Considering the house, housework, and care as the areas of their sovereignty and idealizing the “new father” model that is characterized by being close and warm to children, spending time with them, and helping the spouse with the housework, the mothers establish a clear divide between the gendered roles within the family.
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Babalık, Annelik, Toplumsal Cinsiyet, Öznellik, Yaşam Öyküsü, Fatherhood, Motherhood, Gender, Subjectivity, Life History
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