A trasmissão intergeracional da violência de gênero no contexto familiar: revisão integrativa

Abstract

intergenerational transmission of gender-based violence in the family context is described by scientific production. The research is qualitative, with a descriptiveanalytical approach, and was conducted based on studies published between 2021 and 2026, selected from the SciELO and Google Scholar databases. The data were organized through thematic analysis, resulting in four categories: family of origin and intergenerational transmission of violence; gender, patriarchy, and family socialization in the reproduction of violence; naturalization, maintenance, and repetition of violent bonds; and impacts of violence and implications for care, prevention, and intervention. The results show that gender-based violence is not configured only as an isolated event, but as a relational, family, social, and historical phenomenon, sustained by patterns learned, naturalized, and reproduced across generations. The family of origin appears as a central space for socialization and transmission of relational models, while patriarchal norms and gender roles contribute to the maintenance of unequal power relations. The findings suggest that understanding the intergenerational transmission of gender-based violence in the family context may contribute to expanding academic debate and supporting care, prevention, and intervention practices aimed at breaking cycles of violence.