The effect of cartoon movies on children`s gender development
... Arma an Gökçearslan / Procedia Social and Behavioral Sciences 2 (2010) 5202–5207 ...
... Arma an Gökçearslan / Procedia Social and Behavioral Sciences 2 (2010) 5202–5207 ...
- SHS Web of Conferences
... and the invention of technology cannot force the society to use technology, but society plays an important role in choosing and using technology. Radical feminism argues that patriarchy is the primary source of the oppression of women. Women and men are usually regarded as different, and men always ...
... and the invention of technology cannot force the society to use technology, but society plays an important role in choosing and using technology. Radical feminism argues that patriarchy is the primary source of the oppression of women. Women and men are usually regarded as different, and men always ...
Running head: FEMALE PERFORMANCE
... subservience to their husbands and children as a wife and/or mother. However, the whore is also portrayed negatively for being sexual, for selfishly following her own desires, and by not devoting her entire life to their family. For Korean women, the “devout Madonna” image is one that actresses, and ...
... subservience to their husbands and children as a wife and/or mother. However, the whore is also portrayed negatively for being sexual, for selfishly following her own desires, and by not devoting her entire life to their family. For Korean women, the “devout Madonna” image is one that actresses, and ...
Example 5 - British Council
... rectifiable predicament; that the falsity that Stubbes famously believed led to sodomy 27 can be revealed and righted with the removal of the costume; that Dauphine ultimately restores sexual difference28. However, it has been argued that this conclusion rather presents androgyny as a more complex c ...
... rectifiable predicament; that the falsity that Stubbes famously believed led to sodomy 27 can be revealed and righted with the removal of the costume; that Dauphine ultimately restores sexual difference28. However, it has been argued that this conclusion rather presents androgyny as a more complex c ...
Consider the Significance of Anti
... rectifiable predicament; that the falsity that Stubbes famously believed led to sodomy 27 can be revealed and righted with the removal of the costume; that Dauphine ultimately restores sexual difference28. However, it has been argued that this conclusion rather presents androgyny as a more complex c ...
... rectifiable predicament; that the falsity that Stubbes famously believed led to sodomy 27 can be revealed and righted with the removal of the costume; that Dauphine ultimately restores sexual difference28. However, it has been argued that this conclusion rather presents androgyny as a more complex c ...
12 Gender, Sex, and Sexuality
... enjoy more fluidity. This can be illustrated by the way women in America can express homosocial feelings (nonsexual regard for people of the same sex) through hugging, handholding, and physical closeness. In contrast, American males refrain from these expressions since they violate the heteronormati ...
... enjoy more fluidity. This can be illustrated by the way women in America can express homosocial feelings (nonsexual regard for people of the same sex) through hugging, handholding, and physical closeness. In contrast, American males refrain from these expressions since they violate the heteronormati ...
Maddy Coy Children Childhood and Sexualised Popular
... Understandings of the possible issues at stake have been enriched by these multiple perspectives, the dialogue they produce, and thoughtful explorations of definitions and discourses. For the most part, though, academic research and theory has focussed on how sexualisation influences self-image and ...
... Understandings of the possible issues at stake have been enriched by these multiple perspectives, the dialogue they produce, and thoughtful explorations of definitions and discourses. For the most part, though, academic research and theory has focussed on how sexualisation influences self-image and ...
Shifting Feminisms in the Jewish Renewal Movement
... qualities and sensitivities to nature and relationships into a renewed society or a renewed Judaism. The second position asserts that, while men and women do indeed differ biologically, most gender roles are social constructions, not reflecting innate or “essential” qualities of the sexes. According ...
... qualities and sensitivities to nature and relationships into a renewed society or a renewed Judaism. The second position asserts that, while men and women do indeed differ biologically, most gender roles are social constructions, not reflecting innate or “essential” qualities of the sexes. According ...
Population and changes in Gender Inequalities in Latin
... As far as men are concerned, the PoA assumed that they have been in a position of advantage in society and that they have participated little in reproductive and family matters, leaving the greatest burdens of reproductive and household activities to the women. It thus established in chapter 4.25 th ...
... As far as men are concerned, the PoA assumed that they have been in a position of advantage in society and that they have participated little in reproductive and family matters, leaving the greatest burdens of reproductive and household activities to the women. It thus established in chapter 4.25 th ...
women`s and girls` access to and participation in Science
... rapidly – over twice as fast as that of men – since the 1970s, xi this does not translate to uniformity and parity across all academic disciplines. The ROSE (Relevance of Science Education) Project’s finding that there are clear differences between girls’ and boys’ interest in science education in d ...
... rapidly – over twice as fast as that of men – since the 1970s, xi this does not translate to uniformity and parity across all academic disciplines. The ROSE (Relevance of Science Education) Project’s finding that there are clear differences between girls’ and boys’ interest in science education in d ...
Disabled Peoples Organizations – Denmark (DPOD)
... Persons with disabilities (PWD) in the developing world are often faced by extreme social and cultural marginalisation. During the years there has been a tendency to consider “persons with disabilities” as a homogeneous group living in similar conditions and having the same needs, interests and appr ...
... Persons with disabilities (PWD) in the developing world are often faced by extreme social and cultural marginalisation. During the years there has been a tendency to consider “persons with disabilities” as a homogeneous group living in similar conditions and having the same needs, interests and appr ...
health with equality: a proposal for the incorporation of the gender
... caregivers often means they have to ask for leave from work or seek part-time employment. According to the 2012 statistical bulletin “Mujeres en cifras” [“Women in figures”], people employed on a part-time basis had that kind of work day because they also cared for family members who were young, sic ...
... caregivers often means they have to ask for leave from work or seek part-time employment. According to the 2012 statistical bulletin “Mujeres en cifras” [“Women in figures”], people employed on a part-time basis had that kind of work day because they also cared for family members who were young, sic ...
After Reunification - Baruch College
... The remaining points on the continuum reflect variations in the political economy of the family that are, to some degree, observable across countries. The second point on the continuum—the “dual-earner/female part-time carer” model—is consistent with an emphasis on child well-being, as it frees up m ...
... The remaining points on the continuum reflect variations in the political economy of the family that are, to some degree, observable across countries. The second point on the continuum—the “dual-earner/female part-time carer” model—is consistent with an emphasis on child well-being, as it frees up m ...
Gender differences in mental health
... themselves without access to healthcare more often than men from the same social group, even in rich countries like the United States.(17) In many developing countries, women complain about lack of privacy, confidentiality and information about options and services available.(18) Another barrier is ...
... themselves without access to healthcare more often than men from the same social group, even in rich countries like the United States.(17) In many developing countries, women complain about lack of privacy, confidentiality and information about options and services available.(18) Another barrier is ...
No Response - Sociologists for Women in Society
... At Princeton I served on a committee appointed to look into how to hire, foster and retain women on the faculty, for which I coauthored a document that reviewed the relevant social science literature. When I moved to Harvard in 2003, I became a member of the Committee on the Status of Women (CSW), w ...
... At Princeton I served on a committee appointed to look into how to hire, foster and retain women on the faculty, for which I coauthored a document that reviewed the relevant social science literature. When I moved to Harvard in 2003, I became a member of the Committee on the Status of Women (CSW), w ...
Sex and Gender
... • RESULTS: The highly gender schematised children chose quickly between the pictures when they were shown one masculine and one feminine toy. If, however, they were shown two masculine or two feminine toys they took longer to choose because they either wanted both toys or neither of them. The less g ...
... • RESULTS: The highly gender schematised children chose quickly between the pictures when they were shown one masculine and one feminine toy. If, however, they were shown two masculine or two feminine toys they took longer to choose because they either wanted both toys or neither of them. The less g ...
The left hand of nature and culture
... that each “gender deals with humans and nonhumans alike according to its particular abilities: women convert affinity into consanguinity within the nexus and treat their plants as children; men are in charge of affinal relations and treat the beings of the forest as in-laws” (99). This is not, Desco ...
... that each “gender deals with humans and nonhumans alike according to its particular abilities: women convert affinity into consanguinity within the nexus and treat their plants as children; men are in charge of affinal relations and treat the beings of the forest as in-laws” (99). This is not, Desco ...
Exploring and comparing the experience and coping behaviour of
... to examine the influence of gender. Traditionally the terms masculinity and femininity have represented a stable set of gender beliefs that distinguish men from women [8]. Gender has been defined as ‘a set of socially constructed relationships which are produced and reproduced through peoples action ...
... to examine the influence of gender. Traditionally the terms masculinity and femininity have represented a stable set of gender beliefs that distinguish men from women [8]. Gender has been defined as ‘a set of socially constructed relationships which are produced and reproduced through peoples action ...
GENDER AND LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES EVALUATION: the
... has determined that perceptions of leaders behaviors are affected by socially constructed gender roles (Kidder & McLean Parks, 2001). Eagly et al. (1992) suggest that women showing behaviors that are perceived as masculine are devalued relative to their male counterparts. Men, on the other hand, are ...
... has determined that perceptions of leaders behaviors are affected by socially constructed gender roles (Kidder & McLean Parks, 2001). Eagly et al. (1992) suggest that women showing behaviors that are perceived as masculine are devalued relative to their male counterparts. Men, on the other hand, are ...
Securing the Civilian: Sex and Gender in the Laws of War
... developed that difference, whether innate or accidental.” - Virginia Woolf. (1938) Three Guineas 9 I. This paper examines the productive power of discourses of gender by analyzing a particular institution of global governance—international humanitarian law or the laws of war. I focus on the laws of ...
... developed that difference, whether innate or accidental.” - Virginia Woolf. (1938) Three Guineas 9 I. This paper examines the productive power of discourses of gender by analyzing a particular institution of global governance—international humanitarian law or the laws of war. I focus on the laws of ...
win-win results - CARE Climate Change
... The multi-stakeholder, multi-level methodology also aligned with the Government’s Social-Economic Development Planning processes, which promoted government ownership, sustainability, and prioritisation of community based adaptation activities. Led by the Vietnam Women’s Union, the planning process i ...
... The multi-stakeholder, multi-level methodology also aligned with the Government’s Social-Economic Development Planning processes, which promoted government ownership, sustainability, and prioritisation of community based adaptation activities. Led by the Vietnam Women’s Union, the planning process i ...
Gender Analysis On Islamic Texts - Global Journal Al
... and result in the person’s apostasy. So the only no longer relevant because they were written way left is by reinterpreting the related religious in the past and for social condition at that time. texts, as what they say: They also maintain that those interpretations and explanations were mostly mad ...
... and result in the person’s apostasy. So the only no longer relevant because they were written way left is by reinterpreting the related religious in the past and for social condition at that time. texts, as what they say: They also maintain that those interpretations and explanations were mostly mad ...
Patriarchal Demographics? China`s Sex Ratio
... to 118 in 2011.The gender gap is especially pronounced in poor, rural areas. An analysis of the ratio among children aged 0 to 4 reveals a national average of 120.2, but spatial clusters of counties in which the ratio ranges from 150 to 197.2 (Cai and Lavely 2007). The disappearance of girls from Ch ...
... to 118 in 2011.The gender gap is especially pronounced in poor, rural areas. An analysis of the ratio among children aged 0 to 4 reveals a national average of 120.2, but spatial clusters of counties in which the ratio ranges from 150 to 197.2 (Cai and Lavely 2007). The disappearance of girls from Ch ...
Am I Still a Woman? Hysterectomy and Gender Identity
... gender is learned through an individual’s developing understanding of what characteristics and behaviors are considered culturally acceptable for individuals who are born either male or female (Howard and Hollander 1997). Although socialization theories connect social structure to personality format ...
... gender is learned through an individual’s developing understanding of what characteristics and behaviors are considered culturally acceptable for individuals who are born either male or female (Howard and Hollander 1997). Although socialization theories connect social structure to personality format ...
Gender and Sexuality
... who can best help support the children after birth. In contrast, most men can produce hundreds of millions of sperm every 24–48 hours. Thus, a man increases the chance his and only his genes will get passed on to future generations if he is promiscuous yet jealously possessive of his partners. Moreo ...
... who can best help support the children after birth. In contrast, most men can produce hundreds of millions of sperm every 24–48 hours. Thus, a man increases the chance his and only his genes will get passed on to future generations if he is promiscuous yet jealously possessive of his partners. Moreo ...