Challenges to concepts from the chivalry thesis: Judiciary sentence
... which is used to explain sentencing disparities based on race, as a framework for the sentencing discourse analysis of understanding whether women, and what types of women, are treated leniently in the criminal justice system. According to the focal concerns perspective, judge’s sentencing decision ...
... which is used to explain sentencing disparities based on race, as a framework for the sentencing discourse analysis of understanding whether women, and what types of women, are treated leniently in the criminal justice system. According to the focal concerns perspective, judge’s sentencing decision ...
A Garland of Feminist Reflections: Forty Years of Religious Exploration
... realization that, however similar or different men and women may be in any religious situation, however dominant one sex or the other may be, they both represent modes of the human” (60). This paradigm shift, she argues, is necessary and profound, although preliminary. It removes the center-peripher ...
... realization that, however similar or different men and women may be in any religious situation, however dominant one sex or the other may be, they both represent modes of the human” (60). This paradigm shift, she argues, is necessary and profound, although preliminary. It removes the center-peripher ...
Women and Gun Ownership
... their own guns but may feel ‘it is not their place to “inform on” other household members’ (Kleck, 1997, p. 67). Given that married women own fewer guns than married men, this explanation may shed light on the discrepancy between responses offered by men and women regarding household gun ownership. ...
... their own guns but may feel ‘it is not their place to “inform on” other household members’ (Kleck, 1997, p. 67). Given that married women own fewer guns than married men, this explanation may shed light on the discrepancy between responses offered by men and women regarding household gun ownership. ...
Women, Peace, and Security: UN Resolution 1325 Put to the Test
... within states. It comes as no surprise, then, largely entering unknown territory. Some that the implementation of this aspect of of them are still defined too generically Resolution 1325 is extremely disparate. to be suitable for operationalisation. It is therefore likely that they will be adapted I ...
... within states. It comes as no surprise, then, largely entering unknown territory. Some that the implementation of this aspect of of them are still defined too generically Resolution 1325 is extremely disparate. to be suitable for operationalisation. It is therefore likely that they will be adapted I ...
USA WORLD - Community Unit School District 200
... such as the abolition of slavery and improved conditions for women. ...
... such as the abolition of slavery and improved conditions for women. ...
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... There are some problems with the methodology of this study, two of which will be addressed: first of all, the evidence used in Chapter Two. Since the only literary sources we have on metic women in the fifth century are tragedies, they form a logical source for Kennedy to use in her research. While ...
... There are some problems with the methodology of this study, two of which will be addressed: first of all, the evidence used in Chapter Two. Since the only literary sources we have on metic women in the fifth century are tragedies, they form a logical source for Kennedy to use in her research. While ...
The Changing Roles of Women in The People`s Republic of China
... loyalties that die with its members, but it is no less real for all that" ...
... loyalties that die with its members, but it is no less real for all that" ...
The Research Development of Social Gender Perspective
... housework labor contribute greatly to the development of the society is beyond people’s imagination and guess, many experts and scholars, and even ordinary citizens are recognized, necessity and ...
... housework labor contribute greatly to the development of the society is beyond people’s imagination and guess, many experts and scholars, and even ordinary citizens are recognized, necessity and ...
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 ...
The Collapse of the Nuclear Family
... and as homemakers” and expected to deal with the homestead, which ensured that menial domestic tasks were completed without the help of men, who had more important things to worry about (Sirjamaki 89). As Sirjamaki goes on to explain, it was even seen during the 1950s that becoming a wife was a fat ...
... and as homemakers” and expected to deal with the homestead, which ensured that menial domestic tasks were completed without the help of men, who had more important things to worry about (Sirjamaki 89). As Sirjamaki goes on to explain, it was even seen during the 1950s that becoming a wife was a fat ...
Athenian Women Through the Eyes of Sophocles (But
... Pereira 4 Thomas Van Nortwick, a professor of Classics at Oberlin College, Greek males had a “fear of women; to be in a world of women is to risk loss of self” (164). In his work, Sophocles highlights this fear of femininity by portraying traditionally male characters with feminine traits, and trad ...
... Pereira 4 Thomas Van Nortwick, a professor of Classics at Oberlin College, Greek males had a “fear of women; to be in a world of women is to risk loss of self” (164). In his work, Sophocles highlights this fear of femininity by portraying traditionally male characters with feminine traits, and trad ...
Burned Alive: A Victim of the Laws of Men - I
... her prolonged cohabitation with her boyfriend Antonio before they get married, even though her own priority of getting married is elaborated throughout the book’s first part. She was culturally programmed for marriage and ...
... her prolonged cohabitation with her boyfriend Antonio before they get married, even though her own priority of getting married is elaborated throughout the book’s first part. She was culturally programmed for marriage and ...
- SHS Web of Conferences
... Technological determinism is one of the most influential theories regarding the relationship between technology and society. As Wajcman (2004) claims, this theory can be divided into two parts; first, technology as an independent system from society and, second, technology influencing the society in ...
... Technological determinism is one of the most influential theories regarding the relationship between technology and society. As Wajcman (2004) claims, this theory can be divided into two parts; first, technology as an independent system from society and, second, technology influencing the society in ...
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... "There is a general tendency that has become a trend, so do speak, to exclude women in Jewish traditional practices," she explains. She believes that although there haven't been any Orthodox mohalot practicing circumcisions, she wouldn't discourage it. "Halachically, there is no real reason to not e ...
... "There is a general tendency that has become a trend, so do speak, to exclude women in Jewish traditional practices," she explains. She believes that although there haven't been any Orthodox mohalot practicing circumcisions, she wouldn't discourage it. "Halachically, there is no real reason to not e ...
Maddy Coy Children Childhood and Sexualised Popular
... contested (see Gill, 2011 and Coy & Garner, 2012 for overviews). Yet at the same time, discussion has become focussed on ‘early’ and ‘premature’ sexualisation for children and young people. From this vantage point, sexualised popular culture is itself not problematic, only the age at which children ...
... contested (see Gill, 2011 and Coy & Garner, 2012 for overviews). Yet at the same time, discussion has become focussed on ‘early’ and ‘premature’ sexualisation for children and young people. From this vantage point, sexualised popular culture is itself not problematic, only the age at which children ...
Legal Remedies Against the Abuse of Woman and Children: The
... Surveys in many countries reveal that approximately 10 to 15 per cent of women report being forced to have sex with their intimate partner. Some countries have begun to legislate against marital rape including Ghana. Although provision of such laws represents considerable progress, it is often diffi ...
... Surveys in many countries reveal that approximately 10 to 15 per cent of women report being forced to have sex with their intimate partner. Some countries have begun to legislate against marital rape including Ghana. Although provision of such laws represents considerable progress, it is often diffi ...
Environmental Management and Natural Disasters Mitigation
... general picture about women education and the infrastructure they have in the region’s different countries. Figures (5-5.10 ), which indicates female participation in the working power is usually based on paid workers, but women’s contribution is much higher if the non paid workforce is accounted fo ...
... general picture about women education and the infrastructure they have in the region’s different countries. Figures (5-5.10 ), which indicates female participation in the working power is usually based on paid workers, but women’s contribution is much higher if the non paid workforce is accounted fo ...
risk factors
... Than men with similar heart failure symptoms. In women Have been ascribed to higher rate of diastolic dysfunction (more symptomatic with similar EF) Many of major heart failure Trials did not include women or so conclusion must be interpreted Carefuly, CONSENSUS, SOLVD, and SAVE heart failure Trials ...
... Than men with similar heart failure symptoms. In women Have been ascribed to higher rate of diastolic dysfunction (more symptomatic with similar EF) Many of major heart failure Trials did not include women or so conclusion must be interpreted Carefuly, CONSENSUS, SOLVD, and SAVE heart failure Trials ...
Borderland Themes in Sandra Cisneros`s Woman Hollering Creek
... 79). Her Bildungsroman, The House on Mango Street, is read both as a young adult novel and as a work of adult fiction, and her most recent book of short stories, Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories (1991), includes prose poems similar to those in Mango Street [The House on Mango Street], and lon ...
... 79). Her Bildungsroman, The House on Mango Street, is read both as a young adult novel and as a work of adult fiction, and her most recent book of short stories, Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories (1991), includes prose poems similar to those in Mango Street [The House on Mango Street], and lon ...
WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN REFUGEE AND REFUGEE LIKE
... Nurjehan Marwani, Canada's Chairperson of the Refugee Board defined this increasing violence against women as going beyond sexual violence and includes sexual discrimination as a major problem (IRB, Guidelines, 1996). Women's access to food and medical care has still not fallen under a first rights ...
... Nurjehan Marwani, Canada's Chairperson of the Refugee Board defined this increasing violence against women as going beyond sexual violence and includes sexual discrimination as a major problem (IRB, Guidelines, 1996). Women's access to food and medical care has still not fallen under a first rights ...
- DigitalCommons@Linfield
... themselves of these familial roles in order to become nuns, define themselves as quite different from women who exhibit these negative characteristics. As these nuns are informed by other aspects of traditional Han gender cosmology, particularly by their conceptualization of genders as correlative r ...
... themselves of these familial roles in order to become nuns, define themselves as quite different from women who exhibit these negative characteristics. As these nuns are informed by other aspects of traditional Han gender cosmology, particularly by their conceptualization of genders as correlative r ...
Beyond an Epistemology of Bread, Butter, Culture and Power
... thereon. Colonialism transformed traditional modes of social organization, predicated for the most part on status and kinship, rather than gender. Additionally, nationalist struggles created a space for women’s organizing within the independence movement. These were largely ghettoized or co-opted in ...
... thereon. Colonialism transformed traditional modes of social organization, predicated for the most part on status and kinship, rather than gender. Additionally, nationalist struggles created a space for women’s organizing within the independence movement. These were largely ghettoized or co-opted in ...
gad-issue91
... The Bahraini Authorities stepped up the political propaganda built on the exploitation of women for promotional purposes, without a real evolution of women’s legal, civil, political, economical, social or cultural rights. While authorities are promoting the involvement of women in the political sce ...
... The Bahraini Authorities stepped up the political propaganda built on the exploitation of women for promotional purposes, without a real evolution of women’s legal, civil, political, economical, social or cultural rights. While authorities are promoting the involvement of women in the political sce ...
CARE International Position Paper: World Humanitarian Summit – a
... participation by women from crisis-affected communities in humanitarian policy and programme design, monitoring and evaluation. Too often women’s participation is treated as an afterthought or an assumed outcome of community engagement efforts. All WHS stakeholders should commit to identify and scal ...
... participation by women from crisis-affected communities in humanitarian policy and programme design, monitoring and evaluation. Too often women’s participation is treated as an afterthought or an assumed outcome of community engagement efforts. All WHS stakeholders should commit to identify and scal ...
Anarcha-feminism
Anarcha-feminism, also called anarchist feminism and anarcho-feminism, combines anarchism with feminism. It generally views patriarchy as a manifestation of involuntary coercive hierarchy that should be replaced by decentralized free association. Anarcha-feminists believe that the struggle against patriarchy is an essential part of class conflict, and the anarchist struggle against the state. In essence, the philosophy sees anarchist struggle as a necessary component of feminist struggle and vice versa. L. Susan Brown claims that ""as anarchism is a political philosophy that opposes all relationships of power, it is inherently feminist"".Contrary to popular belief and contemporary association with militant, or radical feminism, Anarcha-feminism is not an inherently militant party. It is described to be an anti-authoritarianism, anti-capitalism, anti-oppressive philosophy, with the goal to create an ""equal ground"" between males and females. The term ""Anarcha-feminism"" suggests the social freedom and liberty of women, without needed dependence upon other groups or parties.