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Listening to Marginalized Women's Expressions of Anger (A Communication Study on the Use of Women's Language for Resistance in the Prostitution Boarding Quarter at Sunan Kuning, Semarang)
2016
Proceedings of the 1st UPI International Conference on Sociology Education (UPI ICSE 2015)
unpublished
The study deliberately observes the anger expressions of the neglected marginal group, the female sex workers of Sunan Kuning, a prostitution boarding quarters in Semarang, Indonesia. The marginal nature of the group is also revealed by the fact that there are interests of surrounding parties trying to exert some control over the group. Thus the focal goal is to explain the potency of female sex workers' expressions of anger for communicating their resistances. The logic the theoretical
doi:10.2991/icse-15.2016.62
fatcat:hkhs3lfxxjbwvlhcew4lxzbp5i