Questions directly from the reading.
What city does Young focus on in her study?
What is Lima, Peru?
Young's argument creates a tension between TWO identities for domestic servants. What are they?
What can language hide?
What is power?
What sector is domestic service categorized as?
Informal Sector
What is domestic service?
What kind of families employed these live-in domestic servants?
What is moderate and or upper-income families. ?
What phrase does the presentation and article use to describe the contradiction between family and worker inequality?
What phenomenon happened between the 1940s-1970s in Latin America, that led to steady economic growth in Peru, and an increase in demand for domestic service servants?
What is Import Substitution Industrialization?
What is the (early) 1970s?
Where were many of the young women working as domestic servants coming from?
What is rural areas?
Having a servant was seen as a status symbol for the who?
What is Senora?
What happened alongside Peru’s economic growth that increased the demand for domestic servants, and as a result of ISI?
What is Urbanization?
Why was the "like a daughter" relationship contradictory?
What is : Domestic servants were considered apart of the family but did not receive the same rights, opportunities or power?
(Will accept similar statements)
What did domestic servants begin to recognize themselves as in order to challenge their dependent position?
What is workers?
What can calling a worker “family” make harder to recognize?
What is Inequality?
What kind of inequality was created when poorer women worked inside wealthier households?
What is Class (Social) Inequality?
When did the migration of young girls and women from rural areas to urbanized areas to work as domestic servants occur?
What two spheres overlapped in the household?
True or false: The ideology of “Family” is what keeps domestic servants economically independent, and legally protected with not only her employer but in peruvian society as well.
What is false?
The ideology of “Family” is what keeps domestic servants economically dependent, and legally unprotected with not only her employer but in peruvian society as well.
What broader economic ideology later replaced many ISI policies in Latin America?
What is Neoliberalism?