Lived Body: The Struggle of Society and Body (Phenomenological Reflection on Women’s Narrations of Body)

The importance of the body and its relation to the social, cultural, historical, and spatial realms dealt with today in the sociology of the body defines human as a physical agent. The body of life is a concept that shows that being in the world and human consciousness are largely determined by the body. Understanding women's experiences and understanding and depicting their bodies in society is what this article seeks to study. The researcher has used a qualitative approach and a phenomenological approach to identify, describe and describe this. The study participants were 26 women in Sanandaj who were interviewed in-depth and semi-structured. Participants were selected through purposive sampling. Findings from the description and narration of women in the living body include six key terms: Body as Honor-Body, Sexual Object-Body Symbolic Dominance Tool in Society-Body as Generation Reproduction Machine-Body Capital-Sex-Body Against Patriarchy The findings show that the status of the female body and their perceptions and mentality of the body, rather than the result of some sort of collective choice of women, is an objective thing that is rooted in the socio-historical situation in Kurdistan.