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Married Men`s Views on Gender Rights and Sexuality in a Northwest
... wives. Men’s extra marital affairs or their visiting sex workers are somehow perceived as socially accepted. However, women’s sexual pleasure, denial of sex offers from their husbands, seeking sex, and extra marital affairs are completely forbidden and treated as bad conduct in women. These are in t ...
... wives. Men’s extra marital affairs or their visiting sex workers are somehow perceived as socially accepted. However, women’s sexual pleasure, denial of sex offers from their husbands, seeking sex, and extra marital affairs are completely forbidden and treated as bad conduct in women. These are in t ...
Intervention strategies suggested by the Nigerian segment of the
... Research on changing patterns of sexual activities over the course of the present century (Caldwell, Orubuloye and Caldwell 1991) demonstrated the move towards a greater level of commercial sex with increasing urbanization and monetization of the economy and with less access to partners within the f ...
... Research on changing patterns of sexual activities over the course of the present century (Caldwell, Orubuloye and Caldwell 1991) demonstrated the move towards a greater level of commercial sex with increasing urbanization and monetization of the economy and with less access to partners within the f ...
Striptease: The Art of Spectacle and Transgression
... In addition to stigmatizing herself by removing her clothes in a public place, the stripper must struggle with another cultural mental block: the exchange of erotic activity for money. Professional dominatrix Mistress Veronika Frost writes that “sex work is seen as the ultimate bad-girl activity” (N ...
... In addition to stigmatizing herself by removing her clothes in a public place, the stripper must struggle with another cultural mental block: the exchange of erotic activity for money. Professional dominatrix Mistress Veronika Frost writes that “sex work is seen as the ultimate bad-girl activity” (N ...
MALE AND FEMALE DIFFERENCES IN CONFLICT 1
... Wood (2011) also discussed the characteristics of feminine speech as well as those of masculine speech. The most important aspects of female communication revolve around the establishment and maintenance of relationships with others. Other feminine communication styles include establishing equality, ...
... Wood (2011) also discussed the characteristics of feminine speech as well as those of masculine speech. The most important aspects of female communication revolve around the establishment and maintenance of relationships with others. Other feminine communication styles include establishing equality, ...
The Influence of Sex, Gender Bias, and Dress Style on Attitudes
... was used to measure the probability of participants' engagement in sexually exploitive behavior. This measure represents each particiPant's personal attitude toward the SH construct. The LSH Scale presents participants with 10 different social scenarios in which they are asked to imagine themselves ...
... was used to measure the probability of participants' engagement in sexually exploitive behavior. This measure represents each particiPant's personal attitude toward the SH construct. The LSH Scale presents participants with 10 different social scenarios in which they are asked to imagine themselves ...
Kinship Terms
... and leopards. They did not need permission from men or assistance from them in their food-production work. Men and women could be absent from the camps for days at a time, so there was no inequality with men being gone while women maintained the home. The Ju/’hoansi valued the sexes nearly equally. ...
... and leopards. They did not need permission from men or assistance from them in their food-production work. Men and women could be absent from the camps for days at a time, so there was no inequality with men being gone while women maintained the home. The Ju/’hoansi valued the sexes nearly equally. ...
PDF - Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS
... men and provide an appropriate introduction to them and the study as they are well known and trusted within the community. Recruitment of the male groups from the rural and semi-rural communities was assisted by village heads known in the local language as “Bucupho”. The Bucuphos were oriented on in ...
... men and provide an appropriate introduction to them and the study as they are well known and trusted within the community. Recruitment of the male groups from the rural and semi-rural communities was assisted by village heads known in the local language as “Bucupho”. The Bucuphos were oriented on in ...
European hair and eye color A case of frequency
... Many evolutionary biologists dislike the concept of rare-color advantage. There is no gain in fitness from sexual attraction to unusual colors; therefore natural selection should eliminate such nonadaptive behavior. Yet it is difficult to see how, just as it is difficult to see how we can counter th ...
... Many evolutionary biologists dislike the concept of rare-color advantage. There is no gain in fitness from sexual attraction to unusual colors; therefore natural selection should eliminate such nonadaptive behavior. Yet it is difficult to see how, just as it is difficult to see how we can counter th ...
DRAFT: DO NOT CITE WITHOUT AUTHOR`S PERMISSION War
... Assumptions regarding identity, biology, paternity, and genetics underpin policies of rape during warfare. These assumptions are discernible in the discourse surrounding rape and debates regarding the fate of the children who are the consequence of the assaults. For example, the mass rape in Bosnia ...
... Assumptions regarding identity, biology, paternity, and genetics underpin policies of rape during warfare. These assumptions are discernible in the discourse surrounding rape and debates regarding the fate of the children who are the consequence of the assaults. For example, the mass rape in Bosnia ...
Thesis paper final draft
... female composers. With very little help, child rearing severely cut into the time in their day, and they were left to care for their families rather than compose. Halstead explains that any education or training a woman received ended when she became pregnant. Many gifted female composers stopped th ...
... female composers. With very little help, child rearing severely cut into the time in their day, and they were left to care for their families rather than compose. Halstead explains that any education or training a woman received ended when she became pregnant. Many gifted female composers stopped th ...
Friday 27 April. - Stanford University
... chapter analyses the ways male privilege mediates relations between the sexes; one subtext of this chapter is famous Freud's theory of the castration complex (penis envy) as foundational to feminine psychology. ["Some Psychical Consequences of the Anatomical Differences Between the Sexes," 1925] Woo ...
... chapter analyses the ways male privilege mediates relations between the sexes; one subtext of this chapter is famous Freud's theory of the castration complex (penis envy) as foundational to feminine psychology. ["Some Psychical Consequences of the Anatomical Differences Between the Sexes," 1925] Woo ...
Battered, black, and blue: An overview of violence in the lives of
... face additional challenges when they flee violence in their homes, such as protecting their children and locating housing. Janette Taylor (2002a) investigates Black women’s strategies for terminating violent marital and long-term relationships. Sexual Assault Similar to intimate partner violence, se ...
... face additional challenges when they flee violence in their homes, such as protecting their children and locating housing. Janette Taylor (2002a) investigates Black women’s strategies for terminating violent marital and long-term relationships. Sexual Assault Similar to intimate partner violence, se ...
VICTORIAN COUGAR: H. RIDER HAGGARD`S
... token that he accepted her, and the arrangement continued till one of them wearied of it’ (p. 94), the implications of Darwinian sexual selection become clearer: female choice does not support a patriarchal society. Holly explains that he has learned that women among the Amahaggar are not only upon ...
... token that he accepted her, and the arrangement continued till one of them wearied of it’ (p. 94), the implications of Darwinian sexual selection become clearer: female choice does not support a patriarchal society. Holly explains that he has learned that women among the Amahaggar are not only upon ...
puberty or passion? the referent of υπερακμος in 1
... (of the man). ‘There seems to be evidence in Greek literature that either meaning is possible. If the word is genuinely ambiguous, then the immediate context favours referring it to the man, since he is the subject of the preceding verb.’5 B. Witherington proposes that the young man is full of stron ...
... (of the man). ‘There seems to be evidence in Greek literature that either meaning is possible. If the word is genuinely ambiguous, then the immediate context favours referring it to the man, since he is the subject of the preceding verb.’5 B. Witherington proposes that the young man is full of stron ...
Speaking the Unspeakable: Subversive Eroticism in Kate Chopin`s
... the established order. Since Summer has not been as read and studied as The Awakening has, I found it interesting to compare both novels and see what elements they had in common, in order to somehow place them in an equal footing. Although the two novels are in many respects very different, they sha ...
... the established order. Since Summer has not been as read and studied as The Awakening has, I found it interesting to compare both novels and see what elements they had in common, in order to somehow place them in an equal footing. Although the two novels are in many respects very different, they sha ...
Paper - Saint Mary`s College
... (1999:386) argue that women must be competitive in their careers, adopt masculine characteristics of control and level-headedness, and demonstrate an ability to perform while simultaneously experiencing the pressure “to conform to socially constructed female gender roles which emphasize extreme thin ...
... (1999:386) argue that women must be competitive in their careers, adopt masculine characteristics of control and level-headedness, and demonstrate an ability to perform while simultaneously experiencing the pressure “to conform to socially constructed female gender roles which emphasize extreme thin ...
Blurred lines: Exploring contemporary attitudes to gender portrayal
... A lack of women from ethnic minorities ...
... A lack of women from ethnic minorities ...
The female condom: knowledge, attitude, and willingness to use
... It was also interesting to analyse the reasons why people don’t want to use it. Women reported more objective difficulties (“difficult insertion” and “trouble during sexual intercourse”), while men reported reasons having more to do with psychological issues. Therefore, it could be argued that while ...
... It was also interesting to analyse the reasons why people don’t want to use it. Women reported more objective difficulties (“difficult insertion” and “trouble during sexual intercourse”), while men reported reasons having more to do with psychological issues. Therefore, it could be argued that while ...
A Study of Sexual Function in Women with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
... Diabetes continues to be an important cause of morbidity, mortality and health care costs worldwide. India itself has the second largest diabetic population in the world which is expected to increase to 69.9 million by 2025 [1,2]. The World Psychiatric Association defines sexual health as “a dynamic ...
... Diabetes continues to be an important cause of morbidity, mortality and health care costs worldwide. India itself has the second largest diabetic population in the world which is expected to increase to 69.9 million by 2025 [1,2]. The World Psychiatric Association defines sexual health as “a dynamic ...
Nonverbal Cues in Communication and their Interpretation
... open ended questions regarding body language and its importance within education. 100% of teachers agree that body language is an important aspect of education and that it has a direct effect on students. Positive body language can display a teacher’s enthusiasm grasping student’s attention allowing ...
... open ended questions regarding body language and its importance within education. 100% of teachers agree that body language is an important aspect of education and that it has a direct effect on students. Positive body language can display a teacher’s enthusiasm grasping student’s attention allowing ...
1 Two Human Natures: How Men and Women Evolved Different
... For all but two of the hypothesized sex differences that we outline, we present empirical evidence in support of their existence. For the two for which we know of no supportive empirical evidence, we offer accounts for why research might have failed to provide such evidence and highlight the value o ...
... For all but two of the hypothesized sex differences that we outline, we present empirical evidence in support of their existence. For the two for which we know of no supportive empirical evidence, we offer accounts for why research might have failed to provide such evidence and highlight the value o ...
The History of Evolution`s Teaching of Women`s Inferiority
... characteristics which differentiate humans from all other animals. What remains unanswered is why males or females would select certain traits in a mate when they had been successfully mating without them for eons and when most primates did not prefer these traits. Unfortunately, in this case, "Darw ...
... characteristics which differentiate humans from all other animals. What remains unanswered is why males or females would select certain traits in a mate when they had been successfully mating without them for eons and when most primates did not prefer these traits. Unfortunately, in this case, "Darw ...
10 Reasons Why Criminalisation Harms Women
... and transmission does not protect women from sexual violence and rape, nor from unwanted pregnancy. Instead, it will increase women’s risk of ‘secondar y criminalization’, as rape sur vivors who have been infected with HIV could be found potentially liable for prosecution of HIV exposure and transmi ...
... and transmission does not protect women from sexual violence and rape, nor from unwanted pregnancy. Instead, it will increase women’s risk of ‘secondar y criminalization’, as rape sur vivors who have been infected with HIV could be found potentially liable for prosecution of HIV exposure and transmi ...
Women`s Experiences During the Holocaust – New Books in Print
... All the books discussed in this review address the specific gender-related questions that make the female experience different from that of the male — although some do so more forcefully than others. They explore whether gender affected women’s ability to struggle against the subhuman conditions of ...
... All the books discussed in this review address the specific gender-related questions that make the female experience different from that of the male — although some do so more forcefully than others. They explore whether gender affected women’s ability to struggle against the subhuman conditions of ...
Ending gender stereotyping and sexist portrayales in
... itself is the precondition for creating his or her desire for the product. therefore the main func tion of advertising is to present and commend products rather than combating sexism. in order to fulfil its task, advertising often operates with images and ideals possessing positive connota tions. ...
... itself is the precondition for creating his or her desire for the product. therefore the main func tion of advertising is to present and commend products rather than combating sexism. in order to fulfil its task, advertising often operates with images and ideals possessing positive connota tions. ...
Exploitation of women in mass media
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The exploitation of women in mass media is the use or portrayal of women in the mass media (such as television, film and advertising) to increase the appeal of media or a product to the detriment of, or without regard to, the interests of the women portrayed, or women in general. Feminists and other advocates of women's rights have criticized such exploitation. The most often criticized aspect of the use of women in mass media is sexual objectification.