EL PERFIL SOCIAL DE LA MUJER INMIGRANTE MARROQUÍ EN ESPAÑA Y SU INCIDENCIA EN LA RELACIÓN INTERCULTURAL
Abstract
In the global village we meet a communicative relationship explosion, which don’t necessarily take place on the base of the consent. The problem resides in the understanding of the different cultural codes to the own one. When we make a speech, we don’t only exchange messages, we also endow sense to our behaviors, attitudes and to our social being. We are building our being relational, and only with an appropriate knowledge of the culture to the one that face, will be able to understand the real meaning of the words and of the facts. For this reason, in the present pages we will center ourselves in a single culture and in a single community with the last objective of contributing, ‘a grain of sand’ in the knowledge of a community that every time charges a bigger importance in our country. We refer to Morocco and concretely to the woman’s situation. Only with this type of approaches, we will be able to understand the idiosyncrasy of this community in our country.Downloads
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