Gypsies living in rural areas, analysis of gender and power relations: Bolu/ Taşkesti example

Gender reflects the experiences of the individual in the process of being the subject in the relationship with the culture. These experiences create various power relations in everyday life. in the relations of power of women and men in everyday life; topics such as who, what, how to do it, where to draw its boundaries, and which features and values to be attributed. Family is the most important structure in the study of power relations. This situation should be examined in order to see where the presence of women in public and private sphere exists in the balance of power and power. the main purpose of this study; In the context of descriptive analysis, Gypsies who live in rural areas in a semi-nomadic way experience how they experience their lives through gender in private and public spherestransfer to. Bolu / Taşkesti countryside with 10 women living in the in-depth interview was completed with this study; The roles and roles of Gypsy women in family relations, their job sharing in rural areas and their status, their status and dignity in family status are the sameand the value of the woman at the time is high.