The epistemological claim is that women of Sierra Leone have "indigenous technical knowledge" (ITK) about forest uses and production that is based on their daily, lived, gendered experiences in connection with forest use and management (Sally Fairfax and Fortmann 1990: 267).
Whether the yonic horror of Diane's actions finally derives from biology or culture, the novel's pervasive visual grammar, its exhalations of gendered dread, hint at a connection between her and the other female characters, who in turn feel subtly driven by their experience as women.
The paper emphasises the importance of gendered moralities in shaping gender and intra-gender differences in drinking levels, locations and motivations, and explores the connections between apparently separate public and private drinking environments.
Stephen Monteiro's beautifully researched study explores the many historical connections between textiles, coding, gendered practices of domestic labor, other craft-based activity, and the development of computer code.
Other research, [ 16, 17] has identified connections between gender and emotion work and suggests that it is important to understand the impact of gender in paramedic practice, including gendered attitudes towards the expression of emotion and the various elements of the paramedicine role.
Through discussion of the value of friendship, the development of friendship, challenges to friendship, the gendered nature of friendship, and the connection between friends and family, points of commonality and contrast are identified.
Gendered career paths and gendered work.
Gendered, non-gendered, functional, etc.
Gendered personalities are supposedly manifested in common gender stereotypical behaviour.
Observing that clubs like Bijo further a kind of masculinity dependent on the gestures and labors of women, Allison seeks to uncover connections between such behavior and other social, economic, sexual, and gendered relations.
