Honour Consciousness, Religion and Gender

Brazilian and Pakistani Lived Experiences in Australia

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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 “moderate” and “extreme” 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.

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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
  Chapter 1 – Brazil’s Honour Consciousness and Women’s Lived Experiences of Gender
  Chapter 2 – Brazilian Women’s Honour Consciousness and Lived Experiences of Gender in Australia
  Chapter 3 – Pakistan’s Honour Consciousness and Women’s Lived Experiences of Gender
  Chapter 4 – Pakistani Women’s Honour Consciousness and Lived Experiences of Gender in Australia
  Chapter 5 – A New Perspective to Hegel, Foucault, and Gender
  Chapter 6 – A New Perspective to Hegel’s and Foucault’s Episteme and Migrant Women’s Stories

1 Brazil’s Honour Consciousness and Women’s Lived Experiences of Gender
 1 Catholicism in Brazil, “Cultural Christianity” and Honour Consciousness
 2 The Effects of Class, Race in Lived Experiences of Honour Consciousness and Gender
 3 Coloniality of Power

2 Brazilian Women’s Honour Consciousness and Lived Experiences of Gender in Australia
 1 Data Analysis
 2 What Changes in Brazilian Christian Women’s Lived Experiences of Honour and Gender in Australia?
 3 Aspects of Honour Consciousness, Religion and Gender “Changing Less” in Australia

3 Pakistan’s Honour Consciousness and Women’s Lived Experiences of Gender
 1 Views on Islam, Izzat, and Honour Consciousness
 2 The Effects of Class, Caste and Region in Lived Experiences of Honour Consciousness and Gender

4 Pakistani Women’s Honour Consciousness and Lived Experiences of Gender in Australia
 1 Data Analysis
 2 What Changes in Pakistani Muslim Women’s Lived Experiences of Honour and Gender in Australia?
 3 Aspects of Honour Consciousness, Religious Consciousness, and Gender “Changing Less” in Australia

5 A New Perspective to Hegel, Foucault, and Gender
 1 Foucault’s Episteme and Gender
 2 Hegel, Foucault, and Migrant Women

6 A New Perspective to Hegel’s and Foucault’s Episteme and Migrant Women’s Stories
 1 Brazilian and Pakistani Women Honour Consciousness and Hegel
 2 Brazilian and Pakistani Women Honour Consciousness, Gender Politics and Foucault
 3 Brazilian and Pakistani Women’s Honour Consciousness and Gender Politics in Australia

Conclusion

Appendix: Qualitative Interviews Themes – 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.
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