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our rapists, ourselves
... negotiation of power and libido within individual and psychocultural spheres, and, now, vis-à-vis media specularizations. If “no” must still be treated as “no,” how might we understand this within a context of sexual mores in which “yes” is still proscribed to women? For even today, supposedly enlig ...
... negotiation of power and libido within individual and psychocultural spheres, and, now, vis-à-vis media specularizations. If “no” must still be treated as “no,” how might we understand this within a context of sexual mores in which “yes” is still proscribed to women? For even today, supposedly enlig ...
‘I think condoms are good but, aai, I hate
... use condoms or to ‘know’ their partners. Among all young people, but young men in particular, there is the perception that they can filter out partners dangerous to their health. Partners can therefore be categorised as ‘clean’ or ‘unclean’ based on their social interactions and appearance so that d ...
... use condoms or to ‘know’ their partners. Among all young people, but young men in particular, there is the perception that they can filter out partners dangerous to their health. Partners can therefore be categorised as ‘clean’ or ‘unclean’ based on their social interactions and appearance so that d ...
swan
... seems in the context of those earlier poems to be part of the heterosexualizing campaign. You can have women and still keep loving me, the speaker seems to say: Mine be thy love, and thy love's use their treasure. Even the speaker's apparent disclaimer of any active, genital sexual interest in the y ...
... seems in the context of those earlier poems to be part of the heterosexualizing campaign. You can have women and still keep loving me, the speaker seems to say: Mine be thy love, and thy love's use their treasure. Even the speaker's apparent disclaimer of any active, genital sexual interest in the y ...
Representation of Women in News of the Turkish - EMU I-REP
... Since the concept is related with inherited domination of men and oppression of women within a wide framework of social, political, cultural and economic spheres, simple general definitions of the term is somewhat not useful. In supporting this view, Smart (1989) criticizes grand theorizing of femin ...
... Since the concept is related with inherited domination of men and oppression of women within a wide framework of social, political, cultural and economic spheres, simple general definitions of the term is somewhat not useful. In supporting this view, Smart (1989) criticizes grand theorizing of femin ...
The Effects of Socialization on Gender Discrimination and
... role to be the provider for the family, a decision maker, an authoritarian, a protector who is powerful and strong, and who punishes his family members when they make mistakes. Men are found to be pressured by their society to ...
... role to be the provider for the family, a decision maker, an authoritarian, a protector who is powerful and strong, and who punishes his family members when they make mistakes. Men are found to be pressured by their society to ...
The Power of Prestige: Why Young Men Report
... than women did and these two factors were also related to reported number of sexual partners. The gender difference in reported sex partners is not veridical; it can be accounted for with attitudinal measures related to status and sex that are more common in men than women. Results are discussed in ...
... than women did and these two factors were also related to reported number of sexual partners. The gender difference in reported sex partners is not veridical; it can be accounted for with attitudinal measures related to status and sex that are more common in men than women. Results are discussed in ...
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... Moreover, the ideas of tzniut shape women’s personal body image and the way women feel about themselves, strongly impacting future marital relations and sexual satisfaction and enjoyment (Marmon Grumet, 2008). For some young female students the laws of modesty may be conceived of as a complete negat ...
... Moreover, the ideas of tzniut shape women’s personal body image and the way women feel about themselves, strongly impacting future marital relations and sexual satisfaction and enjoyment (Marmon Grumet, 2008). For some young female students the laws of modesty may be conceived of as a complete negat ...
Trafficked into War. - Utrecht University Repository
... exclusively feature male combatants, women and children account for a “high proportion of civilian casualties and war refugees, and are additionally more prone to be the victims of rape in war” (Ponzanesi, 2014: 2). These specific gender-based violations are displayed in ISIL’s insurgency. Their ill ...
... exclusively feature male combatants, women and children account for a “high proportion of civilian casualties and war refugees, and are additionally more prone to be the victims of rape in war” (Ponzanesi, 2014: 2). These specific gender-based violations are displayed in ISIL’s insurgency. Their ill ...
“Born Again Hard”: Sexualized Violence in the Creation of American
... Joker embraces the sexually violent attitude toward women learned in basic training, legitimizing their objectification during the Tet Offensive portion of the film. Through his language, “Ya know, half of these gook whores are serving officers in the Viet Cong; the other half have got T.B. Be sure ...
... Joker embraces the sexually violent attitude toward women learned in basic training, legitimizing their objectification during the Tet Offensive portion of the film. Through his language, “Ya know, half of these gook whores are serving officers in the Viet Cong; the other half have got T.B. Be sure ...
Erotic Capital - Catherine Hakim
... to economic, cultural, and social capital. Erotic capital has six, or possibly seven, distinct elements, one of which has been characterized as ‘emotional labour’. Erotic capital is increasingly important in the sexualized culture of affluent modern societies. Erotic capital is not only a major asse ...
... to economic, cultural, and social capital. Erotic capital has six, or possibly seven, distinct elements, one of which has been characterized as ‘emotional labour’. Erotic capital is increasingly important in the sexualized culture of affluent modern societies. Erotic capital is not only a major asse ...
Defining Women: Masculine Violence in Defoe, Pope, and Swift
... Power into your Hands” (151). Thus “bent upon an Independency of Fortune” (170), Roxana rebuffs Sir Clayton’s offer and is as resistant to the idea of marriage as ever. Perceiving men’s privilege to inherit the property of liberty, Roxana aspires to be a “Man-Woman” (171), wishing for as much libert ...
... Power into your Hands” (151). Thus “bent upon an Independency of Fortune” (170), Roxana rebuffs Sir Clayton’s offer and is as resistant to the idea of marriage as ever. Perceiving men’s privilege to inherit the property of liberty, Roxana aspires to be a “Man-Woman” (171), wishing for as much libert ...
GENDER INEQUALITY IN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND
... lack of a critical mass of female employees. Relatedly, another problem is directly connected to gender bias women confront within a male dominated profession. According to Berg and Budnick (1986): Women in policing have increased steadily in the past 15 to 20 years; however, the struggle by female ...
... lack of a critical mass of female employees. Relatedly, another problem is directly connected to gender bias women confront within a male dominated profession. According to Berg and Budnick (1986): Women in policing have increased steadily in the past 15 to 20 years; however, the struggle by female ...
Sexism in Joseph Conrad`s Heart of Darkness
... life seemed to look at her, pensive, as though it had been looking at the image of its own tenebrous and passionate soul” (qtd. in Torgovnick 403). She is explicitly mirrored in the landscape that Marlow consistently illustrates as the “white man’s grave,” “lurking death,” and a “profound darkness,” ...
... life seemed to look at her, pensive, as though it had been looking at the image of its own tenebrous and passionate soul” (qtd. in Torgovnick 403). She is explicitly mirrored in the landscape that Marlow consistently illustrates as the “white man’s grave,” “lurking death,” and a “profound darkness,” ...
Efficacy and Safety of Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) Root
... Background: Female sexual function is a complicated and multifactorial function, often combining pathophysiologic, psychological and interpersonal relationship factors. Many otherwise healthy women experience symptoms suggestive of less than full sexual function, orgasm disorders and sexual difficul ...
... Background: Female sexual function is a complicated and multifactorial function, often combining pathophysiologic, psychological and interpersonal relationship factors. Many otherwise healthy women experience symptoms suggestive of less than full sexual function, orgasm disorders and sexual difficul ...
alignment coital picture technique
... The high prevalence of HSDD combined with the fact that there are currently no empirically validated treatments for HSDD in women [7] point to the strong need for research in this area of female sexuality. Increasing evidence points to the involvement of androgens in the female sexual drive, althoug ...
... The high prevalence of HSDD combined with the fact that there are currently no empirically validated treatments for HSDD in women [7] point to the strong need for research in this area of female sexuality. Increasing evidence points to the involvement of androgens in the female sexual drive, althoug ...
Gender in Philosophy and Law
... Family communication is a further source of socialisation: it encompasses a particular way of communicating, more emotionally for females and more rationally and action-directed for males. Different social expectations strengthen gender identification, guided by the family. The agents of sociali ...
... Family communication is a further source of socialisation: it encompasses a particular way of communicating, more emotionally for females and more rationally and action-directed for males. Different social expectations strengthen gender identification, guided by the family. The agents of sociali ...
Jessica Mauricio Coms 114 December 12, 2008 Nudity and
... Silverstone is shown naked in a provocative pose selling the idea that being a vegetarian is sexy. In the study we would find if the ad would be as effective if Alicia Silverstone would have been put in a sexy dress and in a similar pose. Does the nudity make a difference in how people react? Well, ...
... Silverstone is shown naked in a provocative pose selling the idea that being a vegetarian is sexy. In the study we would find if the ad would be as effective if Alicia Silverstone would have been put in a sexy dress and in a similar pose. Does the nudity make a difference in how people react? Well, ...
Gender and Sexual Abuses during the Italian Colonization of
... with their concubine or captive and this was morally condemned by the Ethiopian Amhara aristocracy of the time. It was considered unscrupulous, immoral and dishonorable to share a marital life with a woman without a specific status. The well-off families and elite of the country were refusing to acc ...
... with their concubine or captive and this was morally condemned by the Ethiopian Amhara aristocracy of the time. It was considered unscrupulous, immoral and dishonorable to share a marital life with a woman without a specific status. The well-off families and elite of the country were refusing to acc ...
Fighting sex stereotypes in the lAw
... the Court of Appeals that singling out never-married men for disfavored treatment was both unfair and irrational: “Although the legislature may distinguish between individuals on the basis of their ability or need, it is presumptively impermissible to distinguish on the basis of congenital and unalt ...
... the Court of Appeals that singling out never-married men for disfavored treatment was both unfair and irrational: “Although the legislature may distinguish between individuals on the basis of their ability or need, it is presumptively impermissible to distinguish on the basis of congenital and unalt ...
Chick lit after Bridget Jones.
... Nancy Chodorow, she proposes that romances promise the kind of transcendent, nurturing love that women may receive in infancy from their mothers, and which they then give to men in later life, but do not receive in return. In romances this ...
... Nancy Chodorow, she proposes that romances promise the kind of transcendent, nurturing love that women may receive in infancy from their mothers, and which they then give to men in later life, but do not receive in return. In romances this ...
A case study of the sexual double standard and
... Contagious Diseases Acts (CD Acts); and nineteenth century England. Sound research in these areas is necessary for the examination of the sexual double standard and the disempowerment of female prostitutes in mid-nineteenth century English society. Radical feminism is the theoretical perspective tha ...
... Contagious Diseases Acts (CD Acts); and nineteenth century England. Sound research in these areas is necessary for the examination of the sexual double standard and the disempowerment of female prostitutes in mid-nineteenth century English society. Radical feminism is the theoretical perspective tha ...
pride and prejudice or children and cheating? jane austen`s
... while the costs are that he might gain a reputation as a ‘womanizer’ or face injury or death at the hands of a jealous rival. For the reasons outlined above, men are more likely than women to pursue short-term strategies, as the costs associated with short-term strategies are higher for women and th ...
... while the costs are that he might gain a reputation as a ‘womanizer’ or face injury or death at the hands of a jealous rival. For the reasons outlined above, men are more likely than women to pursue short-term strategies, as the costs associated with short-term strategies are higher for women and th ...
How have researchers measured gender up to this point
... between the sexes.”3 Our sex-specific physical characteristics therefore not only determine our sex, but they also bring with them a set of “psychological characteristics and social categories” that make up the meanings of maleness and femaleness.4 The belief that dresses are socially acceptable att ...
... between the sexes.”3 Our sex-specific physical characteristics therefore not only determine our sex, but they also bring with them a set of “psychological characteristics and social categories” that make up the meanings of maleness and femaleness.4 The belief that dresses are socially acceptable att ...
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 ...
Sexual Health - Cystic Fibrosis Ireland
... thicker than usual. This increased thickness makes the journey of the male sperm to the female egg within the uterus much more difficult 2. The thick bodily fluids within the cervix may also make ideal breeding places for various bacteria. Therefore, it is essential to maintain a high standard of se ...
... thicker than usual. This increased thickness makes the journey of the male sperm to the female egg within the uterus much more difficult 2. The thick bodily fluids within the cervix may also make ideal breeding places for various bacteria. Therefore, it is essential to maintain a high standard of se ...
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.