gendering

They have to understand and provide for change in gendered subjects, without assuming anything absolute about the nature of the subjects' gendering.

Gendering of jobs roles occupations position such as: managers, engineers, or skilled craft workers.

"The gendering of methodology: An experiment in knowing".

This gendering is not essential - men are as capable of dancing the follow role as women, and vice versa.

Campaigns like Pink Stinks make it clear that the gendering of toys isn't helpful for boys or girls.

The gendering of children's bodies makes gender differences feel and appear natural, which allows for such bodily differences to emerge throughout the life course."

This gendering is also expressed directly: because of cognitive theories' prestige, male dominance among psychologists and psychological subjects is particularly strong in them.

These oversimple approaches to the gendering of methods also allow the greater power of male-identified methods to be ignored.

Gilligan's work, which tries to transcend the gendering of moral values, finally returns to a traditionally feminine set of values.

Feminist scholar Caren Kaplan (1996) explored questions about the gendering of metaphors of travel in social and cultural theory.

It seems that just as English spelling in general became more formalized with the spread of literacy, so the gendering of names also became more defined.

'Mimic Sorrows': Masochism and the Gendering of Pain in Victorian Melodrama."

The gendering of logical structures leads Kristeva in 1974 to posit a distinction between the 'semiotic'(Lacan's 'Imaginary') and the 'symbolic'.

Joan Ackner (The Gendered Society Reader) believes gendering occurs in at least five different interacting social processes:

This gendering of Eros and Logos is a consequence of Jung's theory of the anima/animus syzygy of the human psyche.

Kennedy concluded Hemingway's "obsession" with indistinct gendering was central to his character, a conclusion also alleged by the critic Mark Spilka and biographer Kenneth Lynn.

Deirdre English and Barbara Ehrenreich, For Her Own Good (gendering of history of midwifery and professionalization of medicine)

Gendering Canada's Refugee Process, Status of Women Canada, 2006 (with co-authors Leonora Angeles and Agnes Huang)

This gendering of who a driver can be limits women's options in the world more than we consider when ever consider when we simply see the male in a couple taking the wheel.

However, the Christian feminist movement chose to concentrate on the language of religion because they viewed the historic gendering of God as male as a result of the pervasive influence of patriarchy.

Cross, Ashley J. "What a World we Make the Oppressor and the Oppressed": George Cruikshank, Percy Shelley, and the Gendering of Revolution in 1819."

In this classic 1987 work of aesthetic and feminist theory, available in a 2006 paperback edition, Schor provided new ways of thinking about the gendering of details and ornament in literature, art, and architecture.

The link between the notion of passive femininity and dominant discourses of biology and the natural world encourages some psychologists to take this methodological gendering further and use quasi-biological or anthropological observational procedures to investigate women.