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5. Increase in tolerance towards violence against women in the private sphere : changes in Slovenian public opinion between 2005 and 2012Mateja Sedmak, Ana Kralj, 2014, original scientific article Keywords: nasilje nad ženskami, privatna sfera, nasilje v družini, javno mnenje, Slovenija, violence agains women, private sphere, domestic violence, public opinion, Slovenia
Published in RUP: 15.10.2015; Views: 4741; Downloads: 161
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6. Tihotapstvo Istrank v 20. stoletju v kontekstu njihovih življenjskih zgodbVida Rožac-Darovec, 2006, original scientific article Abstract: For Istrian women, smuggling was before, during and after the Second World War an established practice of survival, dictated on the one hand by social distress and on the other by the near-frontier position, which has through the course of history often generated smuggling operations. We should also stress the influence of Trieste, which thanks to the many possibilities for development of secondary activities that it offered bound the neighbouring population to it with very strong ties. And when Trieste offered no sales possibilities, Istrians resorted to illegal activities, if necessary, to secure extra income. The method that proved suitable for studying this problem is that of questioning, considering that such activities are not recorded in written sources. This way we were able to understand the causes, forms and strategies of a phenomenon that would otherwise have been lost to history. The financial contribution made by female smugglers also affected their mentalities-they were not helpless beings in need of protection, but rather self-assured, independent and brave women. Two examples, our informants Emilija and Jolanda, despite having been spared no blows by fate still profess a great deal of contentedness with their lives. Although the women's important contribution to the household budget undoubtedly influenced their position within the family, it would be illusory to speak of parity, as the tradition of the male-centred society, repeatedly generated by the Church, was strongly anchored in the mentality of the people of that period. The position of the Istrian women was therefore ambivalent. While their roles may not have been visible in public, the women had a strong and important role inside the family.
Keywords: ustna zgodovina, življenjske zgodbe, zgodovina žensk, tihotapljenje, oral history, life stories, women history, smuggling
Published in RUP: 10.07.2015; Views: 4929; Downloads: 50
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