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Female productivity suffers because they are de-motivated by the fact that even if they have the same productivity levels as men, they get paid less. They know about how there is discrimination in the workplace and this puts them off. They also see men getting promoted to higher positions while they remain in the same.
This paper explores the quote that elucidates a concept that could cause ‘man and wife’ to make peace in many situations. The irony is that men fail to understand the potential of women and therefore suffer accordingly. An analysis of the two plays would reveal that even if the above-referenced statement is not perfectly mirrored in them, it does at least cast a concurrent reflection.
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The author states that the situation is a lot more different when guys are concerned. A man who has a close friend while in a relationship is always confronted and accused of dishonorable things. He may even be charged for keeping that friend in time of “loneliness.” The double standard is but a bitter fact of life.
The author states that Syphilis is a chronic, sexually transmitted disease, which starts in the mucous membranes then quickly develops into systemic and spreads in the bloodstream as well as nearby body’s lymph nodes. The spirochete Treponema pallidum (bacteria) is responsible for the said illness.
The author analyses the article about transgenderism from three perspectives; biological, psychological and socio-cultural. In biological perspective, the physiological and anatomical aspects are taken into consideration. In case of psychological perspective, the psychological responses of the individuals are given importance.
The paper embraces approaches that support the viewpoint of its authors and do not compare the results and findings reached with opponent researches. In the article Hayes and Allinson (2004) explore the gender-centered perspective which characterizes women managers and women in general as being more intuitive than male managers and men in general.
UNIFEM is the women's fund of the United Nations. It seeks to improve women empowerment and gender inequality in all countries by reducing feminized poverty, put an end to violence against women, reducing the spread of AIDS among women and to ensure gender equality in democratic governance.
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The individuals wanted to work and are available for work and had been looking for jobs. The employment-population ratio has declined by 1.4% from a high in December 2006. For economic reasons, the number of persons who worked part-time rose to 337.000 to 6.1 million in September, an increase of 1.6 million over the past 12 months.
Any attempt to define feminism is a futile exercise and smacks of gross ignorance and a pathetic lack of awareness pertaining to contemporary trends and issues. In fact, any effort to define feminism undermines the very purpose of engaging in women’s studies. The very beauty of feminism lies in the fact that it defies all definitions and constraints.
Marriage is one of the long-debated issues. It has taken various dimensions that have emanated from different diverse groups. Some of these groups include people in political fields, religious and group activists in various organizations of human rights, and freedom. In all arguments, there is a major portion contributing to the support of the marriage of the same sex.
The author states that Daum’s feelings of negativity are seen throughout the piece, as are how she proficiently uses her own negative experiences throughout the piece to highlight and ultimately make her point. She also uses her own research to get to the truth behind the movement.
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It is important to note that the study shows that females are at a higher health risk from workplace stress than males. Organizations that seek to understand their own workplace cultures and recognize that women and men are fundamentally different in ways that impact their health will have a distinct advantage.
Although a Japanese woman can be fearsome and they are the angels of jealousy and vanity, it is a venomous tact that they use when they lose their temper and rages war against another as seen in Japanese films. Among the manly and womanly roles in Japan, it is the role of the man that carries pride so adamantly.
Assertion is commonly attached to man while intuition is attached to women. Since there is a huge difference on how men and women think, it is often thought that a sex is inferior to the other. However, Turner strongly opposed this discrimination. He argues that women are not to be branded as irrational while men are not cold.
Though we have women in the top management position in almost all fields in film industry we have only 6% women directors in the whole world and in America it is only 7%.
This article aims to study the role of women in the film industry on both sides of the camera through years. Women were part of film field from the emergence of this industry itself.
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Most of the main theories in criminology were created with the use of male subjects only. Moreover, criminology focuses more on the study of ‘male victimization’. but the principal theories of criminality have been developed from male subjects, have been validated on male subjects, and focus on male victimization.
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"Globаlizаtion" refers to the free flow of cаpitаl аnd the removаl of trаde bаrriers between stаtes, аs well аs to the аccompаnying culturаl trаnsformаtions аnd exchаnges. The relаtionship between the globаlizаtion of cаpitаl аnd mаrkets, on the one hаnd, аnd the globаlizаtion of culture, on the other, vаries depending on the context.
The gender also regulates the role of sexuality, choice of occupations by men and women, and the stereotypes. In the social, economic, and domestic scenario, women are expected to play stereotypical roles that are quite different from men. As a result, gender justice eludes women in the western as well as the eastern world.
In this paper, five narratives from Findlen’s Listen Up are chosen, alongside relating them to how they have helped in the shaping of my understanding of feminism. These narratives are "Lusting for Freedom", "Chicks Goin’ At It", "Your Life As a Girl", "You're Not the Type" and "One Bad Hair Day Too Many", or "The History of an Androgynous Young Feminist".
In “The Rights of Men: Manhood, Politics and the Culture of Sports”, Varda Burstyn embarks on a discussion that tries to identify and explain how “the culture of big-time sports generates, reworks and affirms an elitist masculinist account of power and social order on account of his entitlement to power”.
As a result, Alicia and Diana were forced to work as maids and forever resigned to the bondage of poverty. Women in the Philippines do not enjoy other rights entitled to them, such as the right to health, to own property and the right to fair wages. Thus, Maria grew root crops to feed her family, Alicia had to work as nightclub hostess, Richelle had to sell her services as laundry women, and Diana had to sell knick-knacks.
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The author states that one of the major themes in this novel is the idea of a woman's role in society. Traditionally, Hispanic women are taught to serve three people: father, husband, and child. These roles can be restricted, particularly for modern women, and the author challenges this image of a woman in her novel.
It arose out of socialist, feminist, and other groups concerned with women's rights and sexual freedom. It was after 1920 that the birth control movement became gradually transformed into a respectable, non-radical reform cause, but with women's rights secondary only to the overriding concern with medical health and population control.
This essay discovers the gender and contemporary art. We often behold works of art through gender prism and realize as well contemporary as ancient art from this point of view: “In real life our culture defines for us appropriate gender roles, roles which are sometimes restrictive and difficult to escape...Gender, after all, is a social construct”.
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The foundation for many of her essays and novels is showing how women feel (and behave) in a patriarchal world (“Virginia Woolf”, np). By using internal dialogue and stream-of-consciousness techniques to exemplify her character’s point-of-view, she makes ordinary events seem extraordinary, thus exploiting the reader’s empathy.
Richard Nixon was hostile towards black in helping them catch up with whites in any run of life. In 1970, State of the Union address, he said about blacks, "for those who make massive demands on society to make some minimal demands on themselves."
Historically, we can examine these sexual values by viewing them through the window of art and there are several examples in various art forms to illustrate this relationship between art and sexual values. Similarly, art can also be used to influence and give direction to the sexual values of humanity, as well as reflect those values.
The term gender essentially refers to the meanings that social systems ascribe to female and male categories. All known societies possess such a system, though the components and workings vary widely from society to society. For almost ninety-nine percent of existence, humans have lived as hunter-gatherers.
According to the paper, Human Sexuality and Disability, different social practices of modern sexuality time and again bear the marks of normative discursive notions that exist on the wide continuum from family and relatives relationship till popular culture, letter of the law, and specialized expert knowledge.
The author states that HIV and the disease that it generated AIDS or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome had become a cause of concern after some 25 million people all over the world had died and an estimated 40 million had carried the disease since the virus was first identified in 1981. In 2007, 33.2 million people had been infected with the virus.
The author states that if the differences in gender were to be overcome, the whole process of how people think would have to be changed. If this were possible, then down the years, the word “gender” would no even be in usage! It is now vital here that we try to look at how this misconception was shaped in the minds of people in the first place.
The author states that representative Eric Massa, a freshman Democrat from upstate New York recently resigned from office accused of sexual harassment of male staffers. His defense that is was all horseplay. Last year, we discovered townhome full of conservative congressmen who spent most of their time bailing each other out of adultery crises.
We are never really sure whether popular culture creates societal changes or vice versa, but its influence is evident. In film and in music, this connection is very evident especially when it comes to gender and sexuality.
Emphasizing ordinariness highlights the similarities between the everyday lives of gay/lesbian and heterosexual families. This strategy suggests that gay/lesbian families are normal because they share the qualities associated with the day-to-day reality of family life, making gay/lesbian families more familiar and comprehensible.
The Developed World has been able to transform a number of these theories after initialization and discussion to the Developing World, which has largely benefited but with attendant mail functionalities. Women and Development (WAD) was the initial theory evolved in relation to the role of women in development.
Sex refers to the perceived anatomical construction of an individual; there are only two known sexes the male and the female. When we say gender, it is actually how the culture we are in categorizes the difference between a man and a woman in social formation. In other words, gender depends on the form of norms the society suggests.
Today, we have magazines covering the latest fashion, Hollywood scandal, the glitz and the glamour of celebrity lifestyles, sports and fitness, just to name a few! The ‘magazine business’ is a multi million dollar business simply because it is affordable and also produced on a monthly basis in general.
Teens get sneaky and make elaborate plans, lying or skipping school to be together with someone οf the opposite sex. The shaming feelings about sex need to be acted upon, they compromise pleasure.
The gender gap is one of the main problems affecting modern women at home and at work. The gender gap is caused by historical differences and inequalities affecting women and the established dominance of the male gender. The gender gap leads to such problems as sexism and stereotypes resulting in wage differences and low social position of women, family violence, and sexual harassment.
Whatever our reasons are - the ultimate expression of one’s love for another, the case to procreate or a form of “release” - it is vital that we become aware of our sexual health. This is because our sexual activity has a big impact not only on the physical aspect of our lives but more so with the psychological or mental and spiritual facets.
As a matter of fact nobody will doubt the fact of active occurrence in life of society of the newest information technologies, as a result of rapid development of electronics. We may observe the formation and distribution of special type of mentality and view of life, conceptualized in a number of philosophical, sociological and cultural theories, which received wide popularity under the general name "postmodernism".
The author states that in the majority of families, they are responsible for cooking for the family, looking after the house, the cleanliness of the house and caring for the husband and supporting him emotionally if he is carrying some kind of office stress, to check for the things in the home and to plan about the purchase and shopping.
But if the modern media were to try to describe a beautiful woman, the description might not be far different from a “fairy of filleted flesh”! After all, with each passing day the media are driving more and more women in the West to emaciation in quest of the supposed body beautiful.
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The purpose of this study is to apply some of the current theories of domestic abuse to a new population. Is there spousal abuse in Cambodia, and if so what factors are causing it? This is a significant research problem for several reasons. First, there is the issue of Human Rights for the women who are being battered.
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In this research, some 18-year old adults are interviewed about whether it is proper for parents to discuss or ask any questions about sex from their teenage children. Four men and four women were chosen for this interview, and their responses to the packet questions are documented. The packets were 2 for sexually active males and 2 for females.
The "new morality” of the last thirty years, however, goes much further; it demands neutrality toward competing views of homosexual moral life. Historical analysis suggests that homosexuals have not been characterized as a group until relatively recently—and even that has been a result of their own organized lobbying to be recognized as such.
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The topic selected for the present study is a detailed analysis of the reasons for the less representation of women in the business world of Europe. It is highly necessary to find out these reasons in order to develop strategies that could be employed so as to extract the potential of women also in the progress of these countries.
The author states that Peggy proposes that a redesigning of social systems must be supported, keeping in mind the “unseen” factors in mind and by that she sadly means ignorance. It almost feels that she is exonerating the racist attitude of most people with ignorance and unseen designs of their secular or universal education.
We find ourselves asking whether adults are male or female. It can be hard to tell in certain cases, and it is often the first thing we ask ourselves upon meeting someone for the first time. Naturally, the inability to tell leaves us confused and uncomfortable, and that is because we are so used to gender norms.
Communities that practice FGM perform it in varying ways. The World Health Organization has developed three major categories of FGM. There is Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3. Type 1 female circumcision is referred to as clitoridectomy. This mainly involves the removal of the tip of the prepuce, with or without excision of part or the entire clitoris.