Anthropological Study Of Feminine Narratives From The Imposed War Era.

The purpose of this study was to discuss a narrative of lived experience of the war that shaped and represented the women life experiences. Women who had been involved in some kind of war or have lived directly in it. The present study was intended to study the anthropology of female narratives from the imposed war period. The method of this study was field study (participatory observation, facts documentation and narrative interview). The research conducted in-depth interviews with fifty women in Sarpo-le-Zahab and Ghasreshirin in Kermanshah province who had lived and experienced the imposed war so that women's verbal narratives could be integrated to ultimately represent the women's narrative imposed war. Research findings showed that war had negative effects on the lives of women and posed them as one of the main victims of the war. The lived experience of the women after the war, in contrast to the war itself, which was enclosed and terminated at a particular time and place, was extended over time and place and formed a link between the past, the present and the future, and make changes in their lives.