Snell was on a publicity tour for her biography, "The Female Soldier," which was as much a savvy publisher's dream then as it would be today; it fused gender-bending titillation and high-seas melodrama into a purplish narrative.
Yet this powerful collection was revolutionary in its way, for after all the battling years — from the androgynous 1980s through the girly 2000s — Mr. Van Noten took fashion to a crucial point beyond the angry feminist gender bending to what he called "fused genders".
By fusing several gender stereotypes into a single character, she obfuscated her identity.
The Filipino media and public consistently described Laude as a man or bakla, an indigenous identity that fuses concepts of gender and sexuality.
This is series two of the oestrogen-fuelled sketch show Psychobitches (Tue, 9pm, Sky Arts 1), which reveals its credentials from the word go by fusing two reductive gender stereotypes into its very title and in doing so reclaims them (interestingly, Sky still censors the word "b*****s" in its trailer and on its planner).
But, generally, gender keeps being fused with being a woman and girl, and boys and men are not considered as so vulnerable to violence and gender-related health problems as women and girls.
With all the words fused together, the suffix 34F (age, gender; terrible box-filling error) made it seem like I was flaunting my chest size like a glamour model.
Besides established risk factors including gender, age, and number of levels fused, body mass index (BMI), pelvic parameters, and bone mineral density (BMD) have also been proposed as potential risk factors for postoperative sacral fractures.
They presented two programs: first, The Peony Pavilion, created in 2008 based on a Chinese opera from the Ming dynasty, and closed their run with The Red Detachment of Women, a 1964 propaganda ballet promoting communist social ideas (including gender equality) fusing Western ballet with traditional Chinese dance and martial arts.
Science and politics fused.
