OVERTNESS-COVERTNESS IN ADVERTISING GENDER
... relies on the addressee noticing certain non-linguistic stimuli, given the way in which his/her general cognitive system is organised. In this sense, sex and food are typical stimuli which draw the audience’s attention. Sperber and Wilson (1995: 151-155) argue that this is so because human beings ar ...
... relies on the addressee noticing certain non-linguistic stimuli, given the way in which his/her general cognitive system is organised. In this sense, sex and food are typical stimuli which draw the audience’s attention. Sperber and Wilson (1995: 151-155) argue that this is so because human beings ar ...
Discrimination in Employment and Task Delegation at Workplace in
... towards employees as discriminatory based on age, race, religion, and gender as well (Supateera & Kleiner, 1999). A study was conducted on the discrimination on religion particularly for Muslim women in the workplace and their decision to wear to headscarves in the USA. The research showed that even ...
... towards employees as discriminatory based on age, race, religion, and gender as well (Supateera & Kleiner, 1999). A study was conducted on the discrimination on religion particularly for Muslim women in the workplace and their decision to wear to headscarves in the USA. The research showed that even ...
The Evolution of “FReD”: Family
... the stories shared by women across the country revealed a work culture dominated by ‘Old Boys’ who have imposed a glass ceiling to limit—solely because of gender—how high women can advance in their careers. . . . And, we discovered, the glass ceiling is firmly buttressed by a maternal wall—a transpa ...
... the stories shared by women across the country revealed a work culture dominated by ‘Old Boys’ who have imposed a glass ceiling to limit—solely because of gender—how high women can advance in their careers. . . . And, we discovered, the glass ceiling is firmly buttressed by a maternal wall—a transpa ...
Advancing Transgender Civil Rights and Equality in New York:
... discrimination on the basis of many different personal characteristics, such as sex, religion, sexual orientation and disability. New York should correct the gap in its current anti-discrimination laws by including transgender and gender non-conforming people within its protections. • There are hun ...
... discrimination on the basis of many different personal characteristics, such as sex, religion, sexual orientation and disability. New York should correct the gap in its current anti-discrimination laws by including transgender and gender non-conforming people within its protections. • There are hun ...
(Law) Breaking Gender: In Search of Transformative Gender Law
... construction formally offers universal protection. Neutrality can also protect against discrimination based on a perceived characteristic.23 When advocates think about non-discrimination laws, they read classes into the characteristics, so that identity groups, like transgender people, are buffered ...
... construction formally offers universal protection. Neutrality can also protect against discrimination based on a perceived characteristic.23 When advocates think about non-discrimination laws, they read classes into the characteristics, so that identity groups, like transgender people, are buffered ...
Dalit: Modern-day slavery`s challenges
... constant rape of Dalit women, the burning of Dalit homes and the blatant physical attacks on Dalits is not acceptable. Year after year physical attacks against Dalits are reported and documented, but fewer than 2% ever reach conviction in a court of law. According to one conservative estimate there ...
... constant rape of Dalit women, the burning of Dalit homes and the blatant physical attacks on Dalits is not acceptable. Year after year physical attacks against Dalits are reported and documented, but fewer than 2% ever reach conviction in a court of law. According to one conservative estimate there ...
IDSN Briefing Paper on Dalit Women - International Dalit Solidarity
... families. The stories of the women’s families reveal that religious conversion is a barrier for returning the women to their families and for police personnel to take actionii. UN observations and recommendations Several UN human rights bodies have raised concerns about the human rights situation of ...
... families. The stories of the women’s families reveal that religious conversion is a barrier for returning the women to their families and for police personnel to take actionii. UN observations and recommendations Several UN human rights bodies have raised concerns about the human rights situation of ...
GENDER EQUALITY AND NON- DISCRIMINATION within
... differently, less favorable than other persons who were, are or may be in a similar situation, for reasons related to his/her personal gender, age, nationality, race, personal characteristics or beliefs; ...
... differently, less favorable than other persons who were, are or may be in a similar situation, for reasons related to his/her personal gender, age, nationality, race, personal characteristics or beliefs; ...
jyotiba phule: global philosopher and maker of modern india
... John Stuart Mill, “The Subjection of Women”. 1869. F. Engels, “The origin of the Family, Private Property and the state”, New York, 1972. ...
... John Stuart Mill, “The Subjection of Women”. 1869. F. Engels, “The origin of the Family, Private Property and the state”, New York, 1972. ...
Gender justice: capabilities or primary goods?
... evaluations lead to different treatment of men and women in the labour market. And while each of these biases may be small, they accumulate and result in significant gender inequalities in pay, promotion, power, and so forth. It is not difficult to see how gender norms and stereotypes affect a pers ...
... evaluations lead to different treatment of men and women in the labour market. And while each of these biases may be small, they accumulate and result in significant gender inequalities in pay, promotion, power, and so forth. It is not difficult to see how gender norms and stereotypes affect a pers ...
Aalborg Universitet
... inclusive citizenship, built upon equality and the recognition of cultural difference (Marques-Pereira & Siim, 2002; Siim, 2000). This means that participation is a measure to gain political voice. The struggle for voice and visibility, both in the public sphere and in the policy-making processes, ...
... inclusive citizenship, built upon equality and the recognition of cultural difference (Marques-Pereira & Siim, 2002; Siim, 2000). This means that participation is a measure to gain political voice. The struggle for voice and visibility, both in the public sphere and in the policy-making processes, ...
Abstract
... Internalizing disorders such as anxiety and depression are among the most frequently diagnosed disorders in adolescents, with 7-17% of youth experiencing clinically significant symptomatology (Costello et al., 2003) and many more experiencing subclinical (moderate-high) symptomatology (Twenge & Nole ...
... Internalizing disorders such as anxiety and depression are among the most frequently diagnosed disorders in adolescents, with 7-17% of youth experiencing clinically significant symptomatology (Costello et al., 2003) and many more experiencing subclinical (moderate-high) symptomatology (Twenge & Nole ...
SAGE - Attorney-General`s Department
... with education and lower those people’s life chances. Add to that the burden of an unreal, biomedical, reductionist, artificially constructed, psychiatric diagnosis and that can severely disable people’s sense of ego, self-efficacy and agency, and the practice becomes dangerous. The figures from the ...
... with education and lower those people’s life chances. Add to that the burden of an unreal, biomedical, reductionist, artificially constructed, psychiatric diagnosis and that can severely disable people’s sense of ego, self-efficacy and agency, and the practice becomes dangerous. The figures from the ...
notes chapter 8 - the political economy of war
... • ERA: equal rights amendment: equality of rights will not be denied on the basis of sex- failed to pass in 1982, yet the cultural view is that women have achieved ‘liberation’ in the U.S. ...
... • ERA: equal rights amendment: equality of rights will not be denied on the basis of sex- failed to pass in 1982, yet the cultural view is that women have achieved ‘liberation’ in the U.S. ...
12 Gender, Sex, and Sexuality
... Introduction to Gender, Sex, and Sexuality When Harry was born, his parents, Steve and Barb, were delighted to add another boy to their family. But as their baby boy began to grow and develop, they noticed that Harry began to express himself in a manner that they viewed as more feminine than masculi ...
... Introduction to Gender, Sex, and Sexuality When Harry was born, his parents, Steve and Barb, were delighted to add another boy to their family. But as their baby boy began to grow and develop, they noticed that Harry began to express himself in a manner that they viewed as more feminine than masculi ...
GENDER AND SEXUALITY ISSUES IN THE MUNICIPAL
... say that gender and sexuality, for instance, can completely determine what a person is. This means also from another perspective that there are several other factors interacting with gender and sexuality that must be considered. The pretension to approach the theme from the perspective of the promot ...
... say that gender and sexuality, for instance, can completely determine what a person is. This means also from another perspective that there are several other factors interacting with gender and sexuality that must be considered. The pretension to approach the theme from the perspective of the promot ...
UP School of Economics Discussion Papers
... Finally, a note needs to be made regarding the absence of references in the law on care and the caring nature of society and the resulting gendered division of labor, which Nussbaum (2003) argues as essential to gender justice. While there are references in the MCW to work-life balance1, the provis ...
... Finally, a note needs to be made regarding the absence of references in the law on care and the caring nature of society and the resulting gendered division of labor, which Nussbaum (2003) argues as essential to gender justice. While there are references in the MCW to work-life balance1, the provis ...
CH11Send
... • Many people relax, enjoying the fruits of their labor • Children and grandchildren become the focus of attention ...
... • Many people relax, enjoying the fruits of their labor • Children and grandchildren become the focus of attention ...
European Parliament
... D. whereas a recent study of untouchability in rural India2, covering 565 villages in 11 States, found that public health workers refused to visit Dalit homes in 33% of villages, Dalits were prevented from entering police stations in 27.6% of villages, Dalit children had to sit separately while eati ...
... D. whereas a recent study of untouchability in rural India2, covering 565 villages in 11 States, found that public health workers refused to visit Dalit homes in 33% of villages, Dalits were prevented from entering police stations in 27.6% of villages, Dalit children had to sit separately while eati ...
Unheard voices: Dalit women
... equal to the killing of an animal (Manusmriti). If the killing of an untouchable was justified as a minor offence, you can imagine the treatment they received throughout their lives. In a male-dominated society, Dalit women suffer unimaginable oppression, not only through caste, but gender too, from ...
... equal to the killing of an animal (Manusmriti). If the killing of an untouchable was justified as a minor offence, you can imagine the treatment they received throughout their lives. In a male-dominated society, Dalit women suffer unimaginable oppression, not only through caste, but gender too, from ...
Japan Shadow Report to the CEDAW, June 2015
... a same-sex relationship may be able to use the certificates when visiting their partner at a hospital, during times when only family members are allowed to visit. While the certificates are an important step forward, they do not have any impact in relation to national laws (which continue to exclude ...
... a same-sex relationship may be able to use the certificates when visiting their partner at a hospital, during times when only family members are allowed to visit. While the certificates are an important step forward, they do not have any impact in relation to national laws (which continue to exclude ...
NHRIs developing a gender integrated framework for their work
... (including, for example, breast development, genitalia, bone size etc.). GENDER refers to the socially constructed roles, behaviours, activities, and attributes that a given society considers appropriate for men and women. It can result in stereotyping and limited expectations about what women and m ...
... (including, for example, breast development, genitalia, bone size etc.). GENDER refers to the socially constructed roles, behaviours, activities, and attributes that a given society considers appropriate for men and women. It can result in stereotyping and limited expectations about what women and m ...
romania05_roomservice
... economy. Political economy differs from classical economics in asserting that there are non-economic conditions for economies and economic change (Polanyi 1944, Sayer 1995). ‘Cultural’ political economy claims that these conditions are not only political but also cultural. The ‘cultural turn’ in pol ...
... economy. Political economy differs from classical economics in asserting that there are non-economic conditions for economies and economic change (Polanyi 1944, Sayer 1995). ‘Cultural’ political economy claims that these conditions are not only political but also cultural. The ‘cultural turn’ in pol ...
Gender and Human Development: A South Asian Perspective
... low: in India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Bhutan, girls receive less than 1.2 years of schooling. Boys‟ averages are considerably higher, indicating that there is a gender gap in learning achievement as well. But Sri Lanka and Maldives have better records even in this area. Differences within ...
... low: in India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Bhutan, girls receive less than 1.2 years of schooling. Boys‟ averages are considerably higher, indicating that there is a gender gap in learning achievement as well. But Sri Lanka and Maldives have better records even in this area. Differences within ...
Gender inequality in India
Gender inequality in India refers to health, education, economic and political inequalities between men and women in India. Various international gender inequality indices rank India differently on each of these factors, as well as on a composite basis, and these indices are controversial.Gender inequalities, and its social causes, impact India's sex ratio, women's health over their lifetimes, their educational attainment, and economic conditions. Gender inequality in India is a multifaceted issue that concerns men and women alike. Some argue that some gender equality measures, place men at a disadvantage. However, when India’s population is examined as a whole, women are at a disadvantage in several important ways.