The book explains how honour consciousness shapes the lives of Brazilian and Pakistani women in their countries of origin, and the relationship between honour, religion and gender highlighting the question: is honour consciousness experienced differently by men and women? In this book, I explore how lived experiences of honour consciousness and religion in Brazil and Pakistan are hybridised and operate on a spectrum and are manifested through gender power relations and demonstrated through âmoderateâ and âextremeâ notions of honour consciousness, and how these are transmitted to Australia. These concepts give a new epistemological perspective to the use of Hegel and Foucault within gender studies.
Flavia Bellieni Zimmermann, Ph.D. (2023), The University of Melbourne, is a Lecturer of Public Policy and International Relations and an Adjunct Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia. She is a Latin American political analyst, with focus on Brazil, and has published extensively in this field.
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Illustrations
Abbreviations
Introduction 1
â Chapter 1 â Brazilâs Honour Consciousness and Womenâs Lived Experiences of Gender
â Chapter 2 â Brazilian Womenâs Honour Consciousness and Lived Experiences of Gender in Australia
â Chapter 3 â Pakistanâs Honour Consciousness and Womenâs Lived Experiences of Gender
â Chapter 4 â Pakistani Womenâs Honour Consciousness and Lived Experiences of Gender in Australia
â Chapter 5 â A New Perspective to Hegel, Foucault, and Gender
â Chapter 6 â A New Perspective to Hegelâs and Foucaultâs Episteme and Migrant Womenâs Stories
1 Brazilâs Honour Consciousness and Womenâs Lived Experiences of Gender
â1 Catholicism in Brazil, âCultural Christianityâ and Honour Consciousness
â2 The Effects of Class, Race in Lived Experiences of Honour Consciousness and Gender
â3 Coloniality of Power
2 Brazilian Womenâs Honour Consciousness and Lived Experiences of Gender in Australia
â1 Data Analysis
â2 What Changes in Brazilian Christian Womenâs Lived Experiences of Honour and Gender in Australia?
â3 Aspects of Honour Consciousness, Religion and Gender âChanging Lessâ in Australia
3 Pakistanâs Honour Consciousness and Womenâs Lived Experiences of Gender
â1 Views on Islam, Izzat, and Honour Consciousness
â2 The Effects of Class, Caste and Region in Lived Experiences of Honour Consciousness and Gender
4 Pakistani Womenâs Honour Consciousness and Lived Experiences of Gender in Australia
â1 Data Analysis
â2 What Changes in Pakistani Muslim Womenâs Lived Experiences of Honour and Gender in Australia?
â3 Aspects of Honour Consciousness, Religious Consciousness, and Gender âChanging Lessâ in Australia
5 A New Perspective to Hegel, Foucault, and Gender
â1 Foucaultâs Episteme and Gender
â2 Hegel, Foucault, and Migrant Women
6 A New Perspective to Hegelâs and Foucaultâs Episteme and Migrant Womenâs Stories
â1 Brazilian and Pakistani Women Honour Consciousness and Hegel
â2 Brazilian and Pakistani Women Honour Consciousness, Gender Politics and Foucault
â3 Brazilian and Pakistani Womenâs Honour Consciousness and Gender Politics in Australia
Conclusion
Appendix: Qualitative Interviews Themes â Brazilian Interviewees
References
Index
There are no previous studies exploring experiences of honour and religion of Brazilians and Pakistanis in Australia. This book presents a valuable synthesis of research in this field, and an excellent introduction for other early career researchers.