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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Male Privilege"”.
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Professions of love : the discursive construction of love and romance in intimate heterosexual relationships
… feminist arguments that romantic love obscures male privilege in intimate heterosexual relationships. Mainstream social psychological research has tended to measure and categorize 'love' with little regard to wider historical and social contexts which means that the few in-depth explorations of …
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Through the Female Perspective: An Analysis of Male Characters in Jane Austen’s <em>Northanger Abbey</em>
… Abbey</em> with a central focus on the female characters, the narrator, the lack of education of upper-middle class women, and overall satire of gothic tropes. This essays turns away from the predominantly feminine focus by delving into an analysis of the male characters, who are often …
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Culturally responsive school leadership: Examining White male principals’ practices
… culturally responsive school leadership by White male K-12 principals in exurban school settings? Interviews, school handbook policy analysis, and examinations of participants’ professional social media posts provide data to critique the actions of four White male principals in Midwestern, exurban …
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Inside the Incelosphere: Tracing the Origins and Navigating the Contradictions
… described as a monolithic misogynist group of privileged and entitled white men. My research has revealed that, contrary to this dominant narrative, Incel is a racially diverse space and that this description overlooks the complexities and nuances that define this community. Incel is the …
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Anti-Oppressive Education Through English Language Arts: A Recollecting Journey
… critical literacy, autobiography, racism, white privilege, male privilege, Christian privilege, color-blind, hegemony, normative, identity.
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Mary, Quite Contrary: The Novels of Mary Davys, 1700–1727
… suicide, the laws surrounding inheritance, and male privilege. Not only does she engage with these topics; there is a discernable voice of protest imbedded in the narratives. At times, the techniques Davys employed and the plots she created in her work obscured her social concerns, yet with …
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Gender Influences in the Graduate Classroom: An Investigation of Female and Male Student Perceptions
… The research reveals apparent similarities in female and male perceptions about graduate classroom gender influences. When grouped into broad categories, women's and men's responses appear similar. For example, a similar number of women and men believe gender inequities exist in the graduate …
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Making meaning of gender-based violence: Elite subjectivity and gender performance in a Canadian private school
… of the school. I illustrate how “boys” received privileges that were not afforded to “girls,” reinforcing patriarchal ideologies of entitlement, superiority, and hegemonic masculinity. I also address the hidden curriculum as a mechanism for maintaining dominant gender discourses, which enforced …
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Heterosexual couples, gender discourse, and the production of relational subjectivity
… by patriarchal ideas and practices that privilege the male partner. The thesis offers a philosophical location with the potential to reposition heterosexual relationship to a safe and egalitarian place. An exploration is offered about how men might take up ethical practices so that the …
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Women’s Leader Development: Examining the Impact of Leadership Grants, Bias Interrupters, Stereotype Threat, and Purpose on Leader Identity
… subtle gender bias at their workplace (i.e., male privilege, disproportionate constraints) and then were randomly assigned to one of the two conditions: a written bias interrupter flyer, or a non-bias interrupter flyer, and then asked to complete a leader identity questionnaire. Independent …
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Doing the damage? An examination of masculinities and men's rugby experiences of pain, fear and pleasure
Rugby union's prominent and historic link with males, within Aotearoa/New Zealand, has helped constitute it as a key signifier of masculinity. Feminist-inspired research suggests, however, that heavy-contact sports, like rugby, help (re)produce a problematic form of masculinity that marginalises …