ANT204H5 Study Guide - Final Guide: Urinary Tract Infection, Purdah, Private Sphere
18 Jan 2016
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Public toilets, nightscape, contamination, public sphere, private sphere, call center job equals call girl job! , purdah, empowerment, self-regulation, cell-phones, surveillance, mobility- morality narrative, patriarchal regimes of protection, worthy and unworthy victims, class, feminization of survival, patrilocal, second shift, inequality. Paromita vohra said this in her 2006 documentary q2p. Connects toilets with physical and temporal mobility and health. By examining women"s access to toilets in mumbai, she revealed how the lack of public toilets combined with societal rules about where women are expected to relieve themselves hinders women"s mobility. Vohra also linked the lack of access to toilets to ongoing health problems that women face, such as urinary tract infections. Many women lack toilets in their homes, but are expected to live their lives incognito so they hold off going to the bathroom in night. Walk far to urinate places far from men. Restricted because they try to live close to areas that provide them toilets.
