It is known that Muslim women in Nigeria have significantly worse nutritional status than their Christian counterparts. The paper first shows this difference explained by covariates including geographic location, ethnicity, household wealth, and women?s education. However, on accounting for observable characteristics, widows enjoy a higher widows, particularly rural areas. patterns are robust t...

Couples in remarriages with stepchildren are a significant portion of the marriage population and have unique educational needs regarding aspects of couple functioning within the context of stepfamily development. From a review of the literature, we examine current curricula focused on these couples. Information is offered on implementation issues regarding recruitment, delivery context, facili...

Feminism is about the liberation of women. For ages, women have been trapped and enslaved in a patriarchal society without right to even think for themselves. They are being oppressed. crushed staged all time. From family country, it considered secondary. Bharathiyar was shocked see these atrocities plight. He free revolutionary. He, mundasu kavi (a poet identified by wearing turban), progressi...

This paper aims to examine the sonnet of English Romantic writer, Mary Fitchett Johnson’s “The Widow’s Remarriage” within framework psychoanalysis and narratology. Published in 1810, narrates poignant story a widow who must remarry. Remaining entirely faithful her deceased husband, grieving woman accepts marriage proposal solely for sake child reveals agony during wedding eyes invited guests. s...

BACKGROUND & OBJECTIVE Social reactions to infertility are one of the concerns infertile people. This study aimed to investigate the social consequences of infertility among urban and rural population of Shahroud in northeast of Iran. METHOD This study is a comparative study that was conducted in 2013. In this study, 1,528 women (511 infertile and 1017 fertile ones) were randomly selected. Th...