FEMININITY AND AXIOLOGY FROM A COMPLEX VIEW OF PRISONS

Abstract

This study explores the relevance of the femininity and axiological content of the human being in terms of moral, ethical, and spiritual values. In this sense, we will be able to visualize if, in prisons, those deprived of liberty present deficiencies of values, individual and collective impoverishment, and the loss of motivation. People serving a sentence may feel excluded and marginalized; For this reason, the meaning of femininity and the axiology of a group of women confined in the National Institute of Feminine Orientation (INOF) is sought. Their beliefs, education, and lifestyles, combined with their weaknesses in prisons. The method that will be used will be the interview with some predesigned open questions, called a non-probabilistic sample that will be taken as a sample of 10 deprived of liberty, five prosecuted and five sentenced, plus an exhaustive review of documents that deal with the above. In elaborating the discourse, the interpretation strategies of phenomenological hermeneutics will be applied to understand everything necessary and pertinent that the INOF prisoners express from their stories. Through this analysis, we seek to know the subjectivity of the participants through exploration and description of the information based on their testimonies about what it is for them to be a woman and the way or manner in which they have related to femininity in their lives in the different contexts where they have been told, habitability in prison being an essential aspect for the investigation.