Sentence examples for Gender standpoint from inspiring English sources

Writer compares the women's and men's games from a gender standpoint.

From a gender standpoint, 50percentt of the people Jopwell identify as female, 49percentt identify as male and 1percentt identify as non-binary.

In more grownup television, Sydney Bristow spent five years doing the spy-games, duel-identity gig without once making a big deal out of its ass-kicking heroine from a gender standpoint.

Future research on the health effects of on-call work also needs to examine the role of gender, not only from a physiological standpoint, (e.g. reproductive issues), but also from a psychosocial perspective.

Another important finding in this study was that 30percentt of the comments expressed avoidant and simplistic standpoints on the subject of gender, which might imply a lack of awareness of and interest in gender issues.

The work of feminist philosopher of religion Pamela Sue Anderson offers a good example of the feminist standpoint theory approach to religion and gender, unadulterated by any loyalty to Christianity.

The association between gender and mortality was analysed from a stratified standpoint according to the use made of percutaneous procedures (three subgroups: patients who had undergone no procedure at all, patients who only underwent diagnostic catheterisation and patients who underwent diagnostic catheterisation and a PTCA).

The femininist empiricist commitment to revealing the varieties of ways gender operates in particular domains has also converged with feminist standpoint theorists' recent emphasis on identifying local, contingent, empirically testable cognitive advantages supplied by various versions of a feminist standpoint.

Feminist standpoint theory builds on these ideas but focuses on gender, racial and other social relations.

From this standpoint, the program of female service in the mixed gender light infantry unit Karakal can be considered a success.

Feminist standpoint theory claims an epistemic privilege over the character of gender relations, and of social and psychological phenomena in which gender is implicated, on behalf of the standpoint of women.