Developing a theory of Gendered Prejudice
... motivate aggression towards, and dominance over, other social groups. These psychological traits may take the form of emotions, attitudes, and cognitive biases whose ultimate function is to disadvantage or debilitate other groups relative to one’s own, particularly when the outgroup targets are male ...
... motivate aggression towards, and dominance over, other social groups. These psychological traits may take the form of emotions, attitudes, and cognitive biases whose ultimate function is to disadvantage or debilitate other groups relative to one’s own, particularly when the outgroup targets are male ...
The Self and Others in 1950s England
... work, A Few Green Leaves (1980), where a new female social anthropologist is the protagonist. I intend in this paper to concentrate on what has been regarded as the most “anthropological” of Pym’s novels, Less Than Angels. (Muriel Schultz misleadingly claims that it, “provides a rather sly anthropol ...
... work, A Few Green Leaves (1980), where a new female social anthropologist is the protagonist. I intend in this paper to concentrate on what has been regarded as the most “anthropological” of Pym’s novels, Less Than Angels. (Muriel Schultz misleadingly claims that it, “provides a rather sly anthropol ...
Developing a theory of Gendered Prejudice
... motivate aggression towards, and dominance over, other social groups. These psychological traits may take the form of emotions, attitudes, and cognitive biases whose ultimate function is to disadvantage or debilitate other groups relative to one’s own, particularly when the outgroup targets are male ...
... motivate aggression towards, and dominance over, other social groups. These psychological traits may take the form of emotions, attitudes, and cognitive biases whose ultimate function is to disadvantage or debilitate other groups relative to one’s own, particularly when the outgroup targets are male ...
Ending gender stereotyping and sexist portrayales in
... advertising, while the feminist perspective in this regard puts greater emphasis on the dimension of gender roles. in the course of this feminists critically discussed the sexualisation of women in advertising in particular. this means the usage of erotic images of women and their “sex appeal” as an ...
... advertising, while the feminist perspective in this regard puts greater emphasis on the dimension of gender roles. in the course of this feminists critically discussed the sexualisation of women in advertising in particular. this means the usage of erotic images of women and their “sex appeal” as an ...
The BIG Thinkers
... economics. Much like how socialists believe that there exists an oppressive owning class of bourgeoisie, Socialist and Marxist feminists apply a gendered analysis to the world and conclude that a system of deliberate ‘profit’ from oppression exists which is maintained by patriarchy. For them, patria ...
... economics. Much like how socialists believe that there exists an oppressive owning class of bourgeoisie, Socialist and Marxist feminists apply a gendered analysis to the world and conclude that a system of deliberate ‘profit’ from oppression exists which is maintained by patriarchy. For them, patria ...
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION AND PERSONAL LOCATIONS
... inform their discourses and the challenges to dominant discourses on gender present in their talk. The study therefore aims to explore the complex interplay of different meanings and how these influence the experience and identities of middle management women. ...
... inform their discourses and the challenges to dominant discourses on gender present in their talk. The study therefore aims to explore the complex interplay of different meanings and how these influence the experience and identities of middle management women. ...
The Contradiction of Masculinity in the Middle Ages
... two important issues. The first was that men in these occupations could not use women to assert their masculinity, whether through supporting a dependent female or impregnating her to show virility. Secondly, celibacy imposed on a growing number of men meant that there would be a surplus of unmarrie ...
... two important issues. The first was that men in these occupations could not use women to assert their masculinity, whether through supporting a dependent female or impregnating her to show virility. Secondly, celibacy imposed on a growing number of men meant that there would be a surplus of unmarrie ...
Masculine Domination by Bourdieu
... recognition), recognition, or even feeling. This extraordinarily ordinary social relation thus offers a privileged opportunity to grasp the logic of the domination exerted in the name of a symbolic principle known and recognized both by the domi nant and by the dominated - a language (or a pronunci ...
... recognition), recognition, or even feeling. This extraordinarily ordinary social relation thus offers a privileged opportunity to grasp the logic of the domination exerted in the name of a symbolic principle known and recognized both by the domi nant and by the dominated - a language (or a pronunci ...
Encyclopedia of Gender and Society
... arguing that they would be more conducive to representing women's experiences in a patriarchal society. In its earlier days, feminist ethnography was chiefly concerned with women. Like other feminist research, feminist ethnography was about, by, and for women. It involved giving voice to marginalize ...
... arguing that they would be more conducive to representing women's experiences in a patriarchal society. In its earlier days, feminist ethnography was chiefly concerned with women. Like other feminist research, feminist ethnography was about, by, and for women. It involved giving voice to marginalize ...
Simone de Beauvoir`s Philosophical Sexism: Implications for the
... men and women were erroneously used as grounds to define social roles, creating inequality with it where man is subject and woman is object. She exposes the various ways in which patriarchal structures used sexual difference to deprive women of their “can do” bodies or ability-to-be and to-be-not (B ...
... men and women were erroneously used as grounds to define social roles, creating inequality with it where man is subject and woman is object. She exposes the various ways in which patriarchal structures used sexual difference to deprive women of their “can do” bodies or ability-to-be and to-be-not (B ...
Representation of Women in News of the Turkish - EMU I-REP
... Although its main motivation is originated from protecting rights of women, it does not merely imply this purpose. Therefore in order to identify the relationship between women rights and feminism, one should carefully identify the concept. Feminism, in its essence, questions the relationship betwee ...
... Although its main motivation is originated from protecting rights of women, it does not merely imply this purpose. Therefore in order to identify the relationship between women rights and feminism, one should carefully identify the concept. Feminism, in its essence, questions the relationship betwee ...
Gender And Communication
... and men really do talk more about sports. But the most common topics of conversation are the same for men and women: work, family, finances, religion, and politics are topics that both genders discuss. Men and women can choose and change their speech patterns to fit different situations. Current res ...
... and men really do talk more about sports. But the most common topics of conversation are the same for men and women: work, family, finances, religion, and politics are topics that both genders discuss. Men and women can choose and change their speech patterns to fit different situations. Current res ...
Albanian migrant women - Wageningen UR E
... have to accept a low status as opposed to men. In dominantly male societies such as Albania, men are more often abusive towards women whenever they feel threatened by them. When women are socially or economically stronger, they are more likely to be abused by men. On one side, women are expected to ...
... have to accept a low status as opposed to men. In dominantly male societies such as Albania, men are more often abusive towards women whenever they feel threatened by them. When women are socially or economically stronger, they are more likely to be abused by men. On one side, women are expected to ...
Since the 1960s the issue of sexist language has been keenly
... sexism (to describe discriminatory attitudes which develop within institutionalised contexts where there are conflicts about access and power) and also a more localised model of sexism (how this particular word or phrase is or is not interpreted as sexist within this particular context by particular ...
... sexism (to describe discriminatory attitudes which develop within institutionalised contexts where there are conflicts about access and power) and also a more localised model of sexism (how this particular word or phrase is or is not interpreted as sexist within this particular context by particular ...
Women`s role in cultural life in Norway - UNESDOC
... This use of the concept is also found in daily speech, e.g. we speak of different cultures. Nonetheless there are some nuances in the manner in which the social sciences understood the concept. One interpretation sees culture as a package of values, standards and ideas borne by a particular group of ...
... This use of the concept is also found in daily speech, e.g. we speak of different cultures. Nonetheless there are some nuances in the manner in which the social sciences understood the concept. One interpretation sees culture as a package of values, standards and ideas borne by a particular group of ...
Sandy Bardsley, Venomous Tongues
... in the church based on much less evidence. Defamation is simply one example. Although Bardsley perceptively ties treason to scolding, she presents no original research and does not even seem to be aware of the only historical study specifically focused on the subject (I.D. Thornley’s 1917 article in ...
... in the church based on much less evidence. Defamation is simply one example. Although Bardsley perceptively ties treason to scolding, she presents no original research and does not even seem to be aware of the only historical study specifically focused on the subject (I.D. Thornley’s 1917 article in ...
ԴԻԱՆԱ ԱԴԻԿՅԱՆ GENDER IDEOLOGY IN PROVERBS AND
... sexual characteristics о Г cither women or men. but is constructed socially. It is a central organizing principle o f societies, and often governs the processes o f production and reproduction, consumption and distribution' (FAO. 1997). Gender ideology is a systematic set o f cultural beliefs throu ...
... sexual characteristics о Г cither women or men. but is constructed socially. It is a central organizing principle o f societies, and often governs the processes o f production and reproduction, consumption and distribution' (FAO. 1997). Gender ideology is a systematic set o f cultural beliefs throu ...
purity in seclusion: exploring the anchoritic lifestyle
... archaeological studies conducted by Roberta Gilchirst and Michelle Sauer, who interpret aspects of the anchoress’ worldview through the lens of sexuality and queer theory. I offer a critique of these various theoretical frameworks and also consider theories of personhood, particularly the notion of ...
... archaeological studies conducted by Roberta Gilchirst and Michelle Sauer, who interpret aspects of the anchoress’ worldview through the lens of sexuality and queer theory. I offer a critique of these various theoretical frameworks and also consider theories of personhood, particularly the notion of ...
Psychodynamic Universals, Cultural Particulars
... We think otherwise. We believe that the observable variability in the cultural constructions of gender across the world can be dealt with comparatively. Specifically, we think we can make sense of beliefs such as those of the Hua and the Wana, or the native North American berdache, beliefs by which ...
... We think otherwise. We believe that the observable variability in the cultural constructions of gender across the world can be dealt with comparatively. Specifically, we think we can make sense of beliefs such as those of the Hua and the Wana, or the native North American berdache, beliefs by which ...
Public Relations: A role for women?
... Proceedings of the New York State Communication Association, 2008 According to Sorto (1990) students are likely to choose public relations as a major because they enjoyed working with people. Bowen (2003) also found that students thought of the public relations career as an easy major, perhaps, beca ...
... Proceedings of the New York State Communication Association, 2008 According to Sorto (1990) students are likely to choose public relations as a major because they enjoyed working with people. Bowen (2003) also found that students thought of the public relations career as an easy major, perhaps, beca ...
Achebe`s Anthills of the Savannah
... materialist understanding of women’s oppression’’ (1995: xi). Therefore, this approach considers the ‘‘construction of a materialist analysis of culture informed by and responsive to the concerns of women…’’ (Landry and MacLean 1993: ix-x) Achebe’s aesthetic preoccupation in Anthills of the Savannah ...
... materialist understanding of women’s oppression’’ (1995: xi). Therefore, this approach considers the ‘‘construction of a materialist analysis of culture informed by and responsive to the concerns of women…’’ (Landry and MacLean 1993: ix-x) Achebe’s aesthetic preoccupation in Anthills of the Savannah ...
Family revision guide
... * Dennis & Erdos wrote Families Without Fathers in 2000 and argued that the increasing numbers of children born outside of marriage to single mothers was putting these children at a disadvantage. On average, they have poorer health and lower educational success than children from nuclear families. T ...
... * Dennis & Erdos wrote Families Without Fathers in 2000 and argued that the increasing numbers of children born outside of marriage to single mothers was putting these children at a disadvantage. On average, they have poorer health and lower educational success than children from nuclear families. T ...
1 POLICY REFORM: THE SOCIAL DIMENSION WEEK 3: DAY
... one male and two or more wives and their children. These two types are distinct from the extended family where the number of adult agents is larger and family relations are broader (parents, aunts, uncles, cousins..etc). It is obvious that the extended family is a more appropriate unit for analysis ...
... one male and two or more wives and their children. These two types are distinct from the extended family where the number of adult agents is larger and family relations are broader (parents, aunts, uncles, cousins..etc). It is obvious that the extended family is a more appropriate unit for analysis ...
Edwin Ardener`s Prophetic Vision
... done, even while his influence often seemed nebulous and inchoate at the time; and because I suspect, and hope, that the re-publication of this book will allow many others to benefit from his radical understanding of the human condition in the same, productively roundabout way. His intellectual and ...
... done, even while his influence often seemed nebulous and inchoate at the time; and because I suspect, and hope, that the re-publication of this book will allow many others to benefit from his radical understanding of the human condition in the same, productively roundabout way. His intellectual and ...
Feminism, Argumentation and Coalescencel
... problem has been not so much the identification of feminine characteristics, as the negative value placed on those characteristics. Barring truly misogynist traits such as emptyheadedness, essentialists accept that women are more caring, nurturing, intuitive, sensitive and so on, and identify the di ...
... problem has been not so much the identification of feminine characteristics, as the negative value placed on those characteristics. Barring truly misogynist traits such as emptyheadedness, essentialists accept that women are more caring, nurturing, intuitive, sensitive and so on, and identify the di ...