/edu/ - Education

>>18493
If we're talking about books we read recently I read this after i found a physical copy at like 25x cheaper than i seen it online. Was very good, recomend reading and also about the womens struggle, which i assume yours also is.
<Populism and Feminism in Iran: Women’s Struggle in a Male Defined Revolutionary Movement
<Haideh Moghissi

>>18494
Thanks but with the remaining books I haven't finished it'll be a while before I come to read this

>>18493
>How many marriages and broken down families today are byproducts of this outdatwd model
All of them?
>and what can be expected in the future. Guess I'll have to wait and see
We already see new norms emerging, like how many divorced families there are and how many people just remain single compared to in the past. Also people experimenting with new forms of family units like with found families and polyamory.

the second SEX

>>18495
Fair enough anon, it was just for everyone generally really,I went in to the book thinking it was going to be a lot more libbed up than it was, but it still has a lot to say about the Marxist traditions within Iran which i thought would like people here be interested.
>>18497
>We already see new norms emerging, like how many divorced families there are and how many people just remain single compared to in the past. Also people experimenting with new forms of family units like with found families and polyamory.
Obligitory mention of based Cuba for it's based new family laws and referendum which is a massive boot against reactionaries in the social-familial sphere and wider community. I guess it is to early for the Family Laws stuff but are there any books on the Cuban movement towards Referendums for such things?
>>18498
>SEX
Anon you can go and re-enact your childhood as a /b/tard on literally any board, why choose edu/?

>>18498
Bastard can't even é right