Article ID: CBB979610875

From Sickle to Pen: Women's Education and Everyday Mobility in Rural Pakistan (June 2019)

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This article discusses the relationship between women’s education and their everyday mobility in the rural areas of Punjab, Pakistan. Based on an ethnographic case study from a village in Southern Punjab, information from semi-structured interviews and observations is used to demonstrate an enhanced access to education has altered women’s everyday mobility trends. However, questions regarding women’s empowerment remain unresolved. Although some rural women have always been engaged in agricultural activities, there have been limitations on their mobility due to cultural sensitivities. I conclude the nature of social and socio-spatial relationships is being negotiated in some cultural contexts of rural Punjab through the changing facets of women’s mobility associated with modern education.

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Authors & Contributors
Pannabecker, John R.
Robertson, Emma
Seow, Victor Kian Giap
Kerri Andrews
Ellen Bal
Michael A. Di Giovine
Journals
Transfers
Isis: International Review Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences
Technology and Culture
Journal of Industrial Teacher Education
The Journal of Transport History
Publishers
Ashgate
Brill
Lexington Books
Reaktion Books
Routledge
University of Minnesota Press
Concepts
Mobility
Women
Social change
Education
Technology and society
Gender
Time Periods
21st century
20th century
19th century
20th century, early
Early modern
Places
India
China
Pakistan
Russia
England
Africa
Institutions
Paris
WeChat (firm)
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