Gender, Masculinity and Power in Southern Portugal
... Portuguese province of Alentejo. It has less than 600 inhabitants. The majority of its male adults (and a large number of youths) work in the marble quarries; among these, the majority are cabouqueiros (unskilled manual labourers). The majority of women are housewives or seasonal workers in vine and ...
... Portuguese province of Alentejo. It has less than 600 inhabitants. The majority of its male adults (and a large number of youths) work in the marble quarries; among these, the majority are cabouqueiros (unskilled manual labourers). The majority of women are housewives or seasonal workers in vine and ...
CH11Send
... • Quarrels with parents represent a shift from onesided parental authority to a more reciprocal adult relationship. ...
... • Quarrels with parents represent a shift from onesided parental authority to a more reciprocal adult relationship. ...
- DigitalCommons@Linfield
... Because of their 'better natures' men should hold positions of responsibility and authority in the family and the wider society, while women should accept their leadership and stay close to home (1987:145-147). ...
... Because of their 'better natures' men should hold positions of responsibility and authority in the family and the wider society, while women should accept their leadership and stay close to home (1987:145-147). ...
Shifting Feminisms in the Jewish Renewal Movement
... activism. The messengers of Shekhinah also guided her to change the way she lived, inspiring her to work more sanely, spend more time out of doors, and take care of her body. Guided by her inner knowledge and renewed Jewish study, Novick began to teach about Shekhinah, and “experiment with new litur ...
... activism. The messengers of Shekhinah also guided her to change the way she lived, inspiring her to work more sanely, spend more time out of doors, and take care of her body. Guided by her inner knowledge and renewed Jewish study, Novick began to teach about Shekhinah, and “experiment with new litur ...
Social Media as Sites of Identity Negotiation and Expression among
... perceive their lives” (Alsaggaf & Williamson, 2004, para 5). Saudi society observes a strict segregation between genders. Women are not allowed to mix with unrelated men in public. Most educational institutions, banks, restaurants, and work places have separate divisions for males and females. For i ...
... perceive their lives” (Alsaggaf & Williamson, 2004, para 5). Saudi society observes a strict segregation between genders. Women are not allowed to mix with unrelated men in public. Most educational institutions, banks, restaurants, and work places have separate divisions for males and females. For i ...
EFFECTS OF GENDER INTEGRATION ON MORALE
... were unhappy that their male supervisor had access to their barracks. Others objected to swearing, tobacco chewing, or watching sports games or kung fu movies in the workplace or the barracks. These activities tended to be male activities that women either object to or do not enjoy but that do not q ...
... were unhappy that their male supervisor had access to their barracks. Others objected to swearing, tobacco chewing, or watching sports games or kung fu movies in the workplace or the barracks. These activities tended to be male activities that women either object to or do not enjoy but that do not q ...
"If you want to win, you`ve got to play it like a man.” Music, Gender
... reinforces the power differentia! between men and women, !ess explicitly, and more subversively, than when the two were separated into different classes. And yet, the effect of emphasis on gender is not wholly negative. Certainly for young female fiddlers, Eleanor, April, Michelle, and the many oth ...
... reinforces the power differentia! between men and women, !ess explicitly, and more subversively, than when the two were separated into different classes. And yet, the effect of emphasis on gender is not wholly negative. Certainly for young female fiddlers, Eleanor, April, Michelle, and the many oth ...
The Collapse of the Nuclear Family
... looking after their daughter, Rhoda, while her husband is away on business. She reflects the women of the 1950s who, “by virtue of their sex,” were “automatically cast as wives ...
... looking after their daughter, Rhoda, while her husband is away on business. She reflects the women of the 1950s who, “by virtue of their sex,” were “automatically cast as wives ...
AHR Forum Writing Histories of Sexuality in the
... well as of repatriated captives and renegades) suggests similar forms of intimacies. Studies of the Venetian presence in Ottoman Istanbul, for example, are yielding numerous points of conflux: Venetian merchants who fathered children with slave women of various origins (Greek, Circassian, Hungarian) ...
... well as of repatriated captives and renegades) suggests similar forms of intimacies. Studies of the Venetian presence in Ottoman Istanbul, for example, are yielding numerous points of conflux: Venetian merchants who fathered children with slave women of various origins (Greek, Circassian, Hungarian) ...
THE CONSTRUCTION OF GENDER IN ISLAMIC LEGAL Abstract ZIBA MIR-HOSSEINI
... in the contemporary Muslim world.11 The facility with which women can obtain such a divorce, and the grounds on which they can do so, vary in diVerent Wqh schools of Islamic law. The Mˆlik“ is the most liberal and grants the widest grounds upon which a woman can initiate divorce proceedings. This is ...
... in the contemporary Muslim world.11 The facility with which women can obtain such a divorce, and the grounds on which they can do so, vary in diVerent Wqh schools of Islamic law. The Mˆlik“ is the most liberal and grants the widest grounds upon which a woman can initiate divorce proceedings. This is ...
True-False
... postpartum sexual abstinence have on a society? What is the impact of cultural expectations of sexual experience before marriage? ...
... postpartum sexual abstinence have on a society? What is the impact of cultural expectations of sexual experience before marriage? ...
Sex and Gender
... • RESULTS: The highly gender schematised children chose quickly between the pictures when they were shown one masculine and one feminine toy. If, however, they were shown two masculine or two feminine toys they took longer to choose because they either wanted both toys or neither of them. The less g ...
... • RESULTS: The highly gender schematised children chose quickly between the pictures when they were shown one masculine and one feminine toy. If, however, they were shown two masculine or two feminine toys they took longer to choose because they either wanted both toys or neither of them. The less g ...
US Women`s status in labor market
... upstream in the 1980s. Since women tend to have less skill (experience) than men in general, as the returns to skills (experience) increases, intuitively this increase will widen the gender pay gap. Also, increasing wage inequality, which is caused by rising prices of labor market skills due to incr ...
... upstream in the 1980s. Since women tend to have less skill (experience) than men in general, as the returns to skills (experience) increases, intuitively this increase will widen the gender pay gap. Also, increasing wage inequality, which is caused by rising prices of labor market skills due to incr ...
gender and families: feminist perspectives and family research
... activities, legitimates this area of the professional literature. It also illustrates a central component of feminist thought on the artificiality of role segregation into professional and personal spheres. A Central Focus on Process A third characteristic of feminist research is its concern with pr ...
... activities, legitimates this area of the professional literature. It also illustrates a central component of feminist thought on the artificiality of role segregation into professional and personal spheres. A Central Focus on Process A third characteristic of feminist research is its concern with pr ...
Less Talk, More Action: Why gender mainstreaming is so difficult to
... Security Council Resolutions 1325 and 1820 a priority. However, the myriad of resolutions and reports produced demonstrate that little progress has been made. What explains the lack of follow through? The policy falters because it relies on socialization, or soft incentives, for implementation in a ...
... Security Council Resolutions 1325 and 1820 a priority. However, the myriad of resolutions and reports produced demonstrate that little progress has been made. What explains the lack of follow through? The policy falters because it relies on socialization, or soft incentives, for implementation in a ...
Girls, Girls, Girls: Analyzing Race and Sexuality Portrayal in Music
... and anthropology as well as in feminist studies, ethnic studies, queer studies, and legal studies. “Intersectionality’s insistence on examining the dynamics of difference and sameness has played a major role in facilitating consideration of gender, race, and other axes of power in a wide range of po ...
... and anthropology as well as in feminist studies, ethnic studies, queer studies, and legal studies. “Intersectionality’s insistence on examining the dynamics of difference and sameness has played a major role in facilitating consideration of gender, race, and other axes of power in a wide range of po ...
Challenging and negotiating the myths: Gender
... ‘differentiated patriarchy’, based on Sylvia Walby’s theorising of patriarchy as embodying difference in the levels and types of gender inequality. Following this model, a revised map of gender inequality within Western Europe has been devised taking into account geographical differences in patriarc ...
... ‘differentiated patriarchy’, based on Sylvia Walby’s theorising of patriarchy as embodying difference in the levels and types of gender inequality. Following this model, a revised map of gender inequality within Western Europe has been devised taking into account geographical differences in patriarc ...
6. List of references
... prevented women from reaching certain positions of power or taking certain positions –particularly in the private sector- and the gender wage gap. In general terms, women earned 20% less than men. The paradigmatic norms of this time were essentially two: first, the Organic Law 1/2004 (of 28 December ...
... prevented women from reaching certain positions of power or taking certain positions –particularly in the private sector- and the gender wage gap. In general terms, women earned 20% less than men. The paradigmatic norms of this time were essentially two: first, the Organic Law 1/2004 (of 28 December ...
He Said, She Said - The Cupola: Scholarship at Gettysburg College
... come to his room that evening when he sent her a note imploring her to do so, than Swann is able to control Odette. Indeed, this parallel sets up an interesting conclusion about Proust's women: they are "out of control" because they belong to an exclusively female world and the Mother is to blame. I ...
... come to his room that evening when he sent her a note imploring her to do so, than Swann is able to control Odette. Indeed, this parallel sets up an interesting conclusion about Proust's women: they are "out of control" because they belong to an exclusively female world and the Mother is to blame. I ...
The Effects of Gender on First and Second
... just and so, hypercorrect grammar, super polite forms, avoidance of strong swear words, and emphatic stress (Holmes, 2001). While these characteristics are most likely not caused by any biological difference in females, they are most likely the result of psychological and socio-cultural influences. ...
... just and so, hypercorrect grammar, super polite forms, avoidance of strong swear words, and emphatic stress (Holmes, 2001). While these characteristics are most likely not caused by any biological difference in females, they are most likely the result of psychological and socio-cultural influences. ...
b - LSE
... Otherwise, hold constant resume characteristics. Test: Are ‘callback’ rates lower for distinctively blacknamed applicants? ...
... Otherwise, hold constant resume characteristics. Test: Are ‘callback’ rates lower for distinctively blacknamed applicants? ...
Total work and gender: facts and possible explanations
... holds at all times and places. It does not hold in middle-or lower-income countries today or in predominantly Catholic countries. Perhaps if more data were available on still other countries, the conclusion might change; but based on all the available evidence the results suggest strongly that iso-w ...
... holds at all times and places. It does not hold in middle-or lower-income countries today or in predominantly Catholic countries. Perhaps if more data were available on still other countries, the conclusion might change; but based on all the available evidence the results suggest strongly that iso-w ...
Am I Still a Woman? Hysterectomy and Gender Identity
... Building on the ethnomethodological approach, Suzanne Kessler and Wendy McKenna claim that a “gender attribution” (the decision whether an individual is either male or female) is made every time we see a new person. Furthermore, they argue, “The ‘decision’ that we make as to whether that person is a ...
... Building on the ethnomethodological approach, Suzanne Kessler and Wendy McKenna claim that a “gender attribution” (the decision whether an individual is either male or female) is made every time we see a new person. Furthermore, they argue, “The ‘decision’ that we make as to whether that person is a ...