GENDER AND THE WELFARE STATE" maternalism
... relation between the sexes. Arguing that gender is a constitutive element in all social relations, the concept became helpful for those who wanted to stress sexual differences without having to deal with biological determinism. Moreover, the term was offered by those who claimed that women's scholar ...
... relation between the sexes. Arguing that gender is a constitutive element in all social relations, the concept became helpful for those who wanted to stress sexual differences without having to deal with biological determinism. Moreover, the term was offered by those who claimed that women's scholar ...
Lying in a Room of One`s Own
... the bias that has been built into what has been taken to be ‘knowledge.’” The scare quotes around the word knowledge are meant to drive home the point that what we think we know is really a chimera.The authors of the textbook urge readers to engage in what they call an “intellectual revolution.” The ...
... the bias that has been built into what has been taken to be ‘knowledge.’” The scare quotes around the word knowledge are meant to drive home the point that what we think we know is really a chimera.The authors of the textbook urge readers to engage in what they call an “intellectual revolution.” The ...
Gender and Power Relationships in the Language of Proverbs
... have the pronouns ‘she’ and ‘her’ as a reference to a female are also included. In the same way from the Urdu data all the proverbs with the Urdu equivalents of these nouns and pronouns were taken as a sample. Thus, in total the sample for the current research consisted of 57 English and 25 Urdu pro ...
... have the pronouns ‘she’ and ‘her’ as a reference to a female are also included. In the same way from the Urdu data all the proverbs with the Urdu equivalents of these nouns and pronouns were taken as a sample. Thus, in total the sample for the current research consisted of 57 English and 25 Urdu pro ...
View/Open - AUC DAR Home - The American University in Cairo
... In Egypt, quotas addressing women’s representation in the People’s Assembly have been legally adopted twice. Egypt has adopted gender quotas in the form of statuary or legislative reserved seats. Gender quotas were first adopted in 1984, yet they were was soon after abolished in 1987 by a decision ...
... In Egypt, quotas addressing women’s representation in the People’s Assembly have been legally adopted twice. Egypt has adopted gender quotas in the form of statuary or legislative reserved seats. Gender quotas were first adopted in 1984, yet they were was soon after abolished in 1987 by a decision ...
A/RES/S-23/3
... Assessment of achievements and obstacles must be made in relation to the commitments made in the Beijing Platform for Action and its twelve critical areas of concern, namely by looking into the actions taken and the results attained, as indicated in national reports, as well as by taking note of the ...
... Assessment of achievements and obstacles must be made in relation to the commitments made in the Beijing Platform for Action and its twelve critical areas of concern, namely by looking into the actions taken and the results attained, as indicated in national reports, as well as by taking note of the ...
Reading Chatelaine: Dr. Marion Hilliard and 1950s Women`s Healt
... paradox-free, as it frequently contained articles, editorials, fiction, and advertisements that both reinforced and challenged women’s domestic roles, all in the same issue. Such contradictions have also been identified by international scholars examining postwar magazines around the world (Alexande ...
... paradox-free, as it frequently contained articles, editorials, fiction, and advertisements that both reinforced and challenged women’s domestic roles, all in the same issue. Such contradictions have also been identified by international scholars examining postwar magazines around the world (Alexande ...
1943 Guide To Hiring Women (U.S.)
... factories to shut down due to lack of fuel, Cuba had the lowest rate of joblessness in Latin America. But even workers who were laid off because of plant closings continued to receive 60 percent of their wages. Inequalities In the standard of living were dramatically reduced from the days of Batista ...
... factories to shut down due to lack of fuel, Cuba had the lowest rate of joblessness in Latin America. But even workers who were laid off because of plant closings continued to receive 60 percent of their wages. Inequalities In the standard of living were dramatically reduced from the days of Batista ...
Representation of Women in News of the Turkish - EMU I-REP
... concept, it takes its roots from power struggle between men and women based on gender. However, due to wide scope of its core values such as inequality, oppression and domination, inadequate narrow definitions of term has necessitated researchers and scholars to discuss the term within different str ...
... concept, it takes its roots from power struggle between men and women based on gender. However, due to wide scope of its core values such as inequality, oppression and domination, inadequate narrow definitions of term has necessitated researchers and scholars to discuss the term within different str ...
Word doc - The Open University
... seventeenth to the twentieth centuries, Yeazell argues, betray ‘a similar promise: no one – at least no one like the writer – has ever seen this sight before, or those who claim to have done so have seen it all wrong.’ This is the promise of travel literature in general, but it is especially common ...
... seventeenth to the twentieth centuries, Yeazell argues, betray ‘a similar promise: no one – at least no one like the writer – has ever seen this sight before, or those who claim to have done so have seen it all wrong.’ This is the promise of travel literature in general, but it is especially common ...
UNESCO: Mainstreaming the Needs of Women
... at women and girls. Information on Education of Girls and other Disadvantaged Groups, Urban Revitalization and Development for Women are available at www.unescobkk.org/themes.htm. This office also published in 2002 the Guidelines for Preparing Gender Responsive EFA Plans to assist educational policy ...
... at women and girls. Information on Education of Girls and other Disadvantaged Groups, Urban Revitalization and Development for Women are available at www.unescobkk.org/themes.htm. This office also published in 2002 the Guidelines for Preparing Gender Responsive EFA Plans to assist educational policy ...
Jessie Fauset`s Plum Bun and the City`s Transformative Potential
... again, Henry” (72). Such experiences, which Angela ascribes more to race and racism than to gender and sexism, propel her to declare that she is “going to leave Philadelphia, give up school teaching, break away from [her] loving friends and acquaintances, and bust up the whole shooting match” (77). ...
... again, Henry” (72). Such experiences, which Angela ascribes more to race and racism than to gender and sexism, propel her to declare that she is “going to leave Philadelphia, give up school teaching, break away from [her] loving friends and acquaintances, and bust up the whole shooting match” (77). ...
Honors Thesis - Archive Home
... the era, the nuns in the convent had a larger amount of time to devote to the creation of music. With their education and time, nuns became the largest source of female composition during this period. The first well-known female to compose music is Kassia, a Byzantine nun who lived AD 810 – AD 867. ...
... the era, the nuns in the convent had a larger amount of time to devote to the creation of music. With their education and time, nuns became the largest source of female composition during this period. The first well-known female to compose music is Kassia, a Byzantine nun who lived AD 810 – AD 867. ...
the impact of male migration from morocco to europe on women
... often considered by migrants as a land of tolerance and opportunity. At the end of this review on Moroccan migration, a quick note on female migration (in the sense of women migrating on their own) is in order. Female migration must have always existed alongside male migration although no official f ...
... often considered by migrants as a land of tolerance and opportunity. At the end of this review on Moroccan migration, a quick note on female migration (in the sense of women migrating on their own) is in order. Female migration must have always existed alongside male migration although no official f ...
Rabbis, Women, and the need for
... highest positions of spiritual leadership within the early community of Yeshua followers. Apparently later Christian leaders had a problem with this because most of our English translations today give this apostle a “sex change,” rendering her name in English as the masculine Junius, instead of in i ...
... highest positions of spiritual leadership within the early community of Yeshua followers. Apparently later Christian leaders had a problem with this because most of our English translations today give this apostle a “sex change,” rendering her name in English as the masculine Junius, instead of in i ...
Sandy Bardsley, Venomous Tongues
... more likely to be single or married women, rather than widowed; they were more likely to be poor than well-off; and they were more likely to be involved in feuds between ...
... more likely to be single or married women, rather than widowed; they were more likely to be poor than well-off; and they were more likely to be involved in feuds between ...
“A Sea Captain in Her Own Right”: Navigating the Feminist Thought
... aimed at the non-existent or flawed education of women of all classes and at the daily practices of men who were motivated by their own desire to bind women ever tighter to the body, forsaking the mind. Of course, her efforts to change the social construction of gender in her day anticipates the co ...
... aimed at the non-existent or flawed education of women of all classes and at the daily practices of men who were motivated by their own desire to bind women ever tighter to the body, forsaking the mind. Of course, her efforts to change the social construction of gender in her day anticipates the co ...
Simone de Beauvoir`s Philosophical Sexism: Implications for the
... 1986: 35-49). Beauvoir discovered that the biologically natural sexual differences between 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 se ...
... 1986: 35-49). Beauvoir discovered that the biologically natural sexual differences between 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 se ...
Feminism versus Multiculturalism
... discourse so frequently structures the parameters of the debate. My criticism of the structure of the discourse of feminism versus multiculturalism does not stem from the perspective of cultural relativism. Rather, it starts from the position that we can make normative choices, such as, it is never ...
... discourse so frequently structures the parameters of the debate. My criticism of the structure of the discourse of feminism versus multiculturalism does not stem from the perspective of cultural relativism. Rather, it starts from the position that we can make normative choices, such as, it is never ...
Muslim Women-led Networks and the Women`s Movement in India
... Since the 1980s several Muslim-women led organisations have emerged in urban areas across the country, some of which have formed networks to advocate for Muslim women’s rights. This article looks at the emergence of two networks in particular, the Muslim Women’s Rights Network (MWRN) and the Bharati ...
... Since the 1980s several Muslim-women led organisations have emerged in urban areas across the country, some of which have formed networks to advocate for Muslim women’s rights. This article looks at the emergence of two networks in particular, the Muslim Women’s Rights Network (MWRN) and the Bharati ...
The Gendered Character of Higher Education
... reiterate what is already well known. Rather, the emphasis is on the importance of seeing what are often considered to be quite separate problems concerning women in higher education as related to one another and of treating them as forming part of a larger pattern. To this end, I will propose a new ...
... reiterate what is already well known. Rather, the emphasis is on the importance of seeing what are often considered to be quite separate problems concerning women in higher education as related to one another and of treating them as forming part of a larger pattern. To this end, I will propose a new ...
PERSPECTIVES OF TITLE IX 1 Abstract The purpose of the - K-REx
... Petrosko, 2008) determined that females favor the equality principle over the equity principle, whereas men favor the equity principle over the equality principle. Equality has been identified as an objective principle whereas need is subjective (Mahony, Hums, & Reimer, 2002). Distributive justice h ...
... Petrosko, 2008) determined that females favor the equality principle over the equity principle, whereas men favor the equity principle over the equality principle. Equality has been identified as an objective principle whereas need is subjective (Mahony, Hums, & Reimer, 2002). Distributive justice h ...
Thesis paper final draft
... that the family looked to in order to maintain the balance. In the uncommon instance that both husband and wife had jobs, the man’s would take precedence over the woman’s.19 Though the man was considered the head of every household, women were often considered the moral force that held the family to ...
... that the family looked to in order to maintain the balance. In the uncommon instance that both husband and wife had jobs, the man’s would take precedence over the woman’s.19 Though the man was considered the head of every household, women were often considered the moral force that held the family to ...
Women in the Australian Defence Force
... telecommunications officers, typists, and dozens of other occupations. Many were attached to Royal Australian Artillery fixed defence positions—in charge of the radar and searchlights attached to anti-aircraft gun positions. The AWAS was the only non-medical women’s service to send personnel oversea ...
... telecommunications officers, typists, and dozens of other occupations. Many were attached to Royal Australian Artillery fixed defence positions—in charge of the radar and searchlights attached to anti-aircraft gun positions. The AWAS was the only non-medical women’s service to send personnel oversea ...
Making War On Women - Lindenwood University
... From this point onward, officials in St. Louis evinced less hesitancy in imprisoning women arrested on their orders. Between late July and the end of 1862, at least 24 women faced arrest in St. Louis and several spent at least one night, some women many more, in confinement by order of the Office ...
... From this point onward, officials in St. Louis evinced less hesitancy in imprisoning women arrested on their orders. Between late July and the end of 1862, at least 24 women faced arrest in St. Louis and several spent at least one night, some women many more, in confinement by order of the Office ...
Pre-Budget Submission 2012 - The National Women`s Council of
... work and atypical employment, and they are more likely to be low paid and on reduced hours. Provision for systematic short time workers is extremely complex and rigid, excluding more workers than it covers. To claim an unemployment payment, a person must have lost at least one day’s work, and be une ...
... work and atypical employment, and they are more likely to be low paid and on reduced hours. Provision for systematic short time workers is extremely complex and rigid, excluding more workers than it covers. To claim an unemployment payment, a person must have lost at least one day’s work, and be une ...