Sentence examples for gender space from inspiring English sources

Mr. Deutscher, an honorary research fellow at the University of Manchester, offered intriguing examples from the realms of gender, space and color.

The essence of her complaint was that Mr. Deutscher's article focused on the same three subject areas that she has used repeatedly in her work — gender, space and color — and used similar examples.

Her specialty of "spaciality," which I came to understand was the study of how the allotment of physical space is used by the powers that be to keep others in a subordinate condition, seemed a plausible undertaking, but Ms. Tickamyer's paper was so clogged with her craft's jargon ("access to gender space"; "maxi- and micro-analysis;" "complex multirational") that it left little breathing space.

At that internship in law school, where I first really felt this paradox of hyper-visibility and invisibility, there was something about the liminal gender space I occupied that invited attention.

In this social context, same sex friendship and spaces are generally more approved of by parents than opposite sex friendship and mixed gender space [ 38, 88].

Purses and wallets are gendered spaces.

However, she speculates that if it comes up in the future, it will probably be related to workplace-pumping laws, or tied to the gender-neutral bathroom issue, as currently, lactation rooms tend to be gendered spaces.

One field that seems perennially to capture the imagination of children and adults alike, whatever their gender, is space science.

Topics will include race and gender in space science, mushroom cultivation among orphans in Africa, and the relationship between art and industry.

In a 1996 essay with the excellent title " 'Turn It Down!' She Shrieked: Gender, Domestic Space and High Fidelity, 1948-1959," Keightley discusses the suburban floor plans of the 1950s.

'Women Shaping Our World: Architecture, Gender and Space' (Saturday) Four women in architecture will discuss how structures today reflect the work of women in the field.