hours in the field each day (Adamson 20). They do not get much training and technology help in agriculture. On the contrary, the use of new equipment like tractors have lengthened their working hours and strengthened their laboring intensity (Adamson 20). Nevertheless, in the industrialized countries, computerization provides women with a change in working patterns. More and more women take part in mental works.Secondly, almost women in the developed world have a relatively equal education opportunity. While in the developing world, only 30% of female are literated (Women10). This situation decides that women in the industrialized countries are more active in political and social issues. There more and more women join various election campaigns as candidates and equal pay movements. Their social communication circles are more independent, having their own ways to take a big part of social activities. However, in the agricultural countries women are indifferent to politics. They seldom care for the things happening around themselves inside nation, regardless of international of theirs. Speaking of social communication, they rarely show up on some formal social occasions. They are supposed to stay at home, taking care of the kids. Their social communication circles are naturally narrowed.The whole society has to do things to improve womens condition in life, work, health and education, and to reduce the differences between the roles of women in the developed and the developing world. Everybody in this society is responsible for this task.Work Cited:Adamson, Peter. Women Work Twice as Hard as Men. New Internationalist. 89(1980): 20Hall, Eve. Industrialized World New Internationalist 89(19880): 21Womens work----the facts New Internationalist 90(1980): 10-11...
