Sentence examples for conceptions of gender from inspiring English sources

Baseball likewise contributed to the shaping of American conceptions of gender roles.

Taking its vocabulary and cues from academic literary studies, the new musicology examined how music reflected the social world of its creation, taking on political meanings and disclosing conceptions of gender and race.

I've had responses from students, friends and colleagues ranging from 'here, we think its a disease' (in a very helpful informative tone!) to 'so what, its 2014', Most of the stigma is bound up with rigid conceptions of gender roles, which is very gradually changing.

"There's a very different generation of people coming of age, with completely different conceptions of gender and sexuality," said Jack Halberstam (formerly Judith), a transgender professor at the University of Southern California and the author, most recently, of "Gaga Feminism: Sex, Gender, and the End of Normal".

However, many families tend to follow the traditional conceptions of gender division of labor in the family in which the man serves as the primary breadwinner.

These range from the evolutionary origins of morality to the conceptions of gender and sexuality; from the character of altruism to the very notion of 'human nature' (e.g. Wright 1995; Ridley 1998; Buss 2003; Wade 2014).

Yet, arguably, each of them rests on a flawed conception of gender.

The equivalent – if not precisely equal and opposite – category, "Bad Straight Art", is an alternately Gucci and gingham-clad arena, wherein the cultural artefact is venerated more for its loyalty to an antediluvian conception of gender difference than any intrinsic merit.

Using the core conception of gender order, the rest of this article examines the impact on women of social policy in China from the Maoist era to the market transformation.

With the help of these courageous individuals, the "binary" view of society is slowly crumbling, giving way to a more inclusive conception of gender identity and sexual orientation.

"Didn't she realize that her conception of gender norms was as cultural as mine?" "One of the many reasons you embarked on this voyage was to learn cultural sensitivity, not demand it from others".