Narrativas de mujeres que han sido víctimas de violencia de género : estudio de 5 mujeres del sector San Vicente de El Jobo del Cantón Arenillas.

Abstract

The present study aims to identify the patterns of violence evident in the daily lives of women who have been victims of gender-based violence in the San Vicente del Jobo sector of Arenillas Canton. Gender theory was used to analyze the data collected and address the stated objectives. This research has a qualitative approach, both applied and descriptive. Interviews were conducted with women who were victims of violence in a specific canton. The findings of this study determined that men who experience violence during childhood within the parental subsystem develop a naturalized perception of violence, internalizing patterns of violence that are reproduced in their families and future generations. In turn, one of the effects of this evidence is the separation of the victim's family ties by the aggressor, which deprives women of their informal support networks