Sentence examples for gendered consciousness from inspiring English sources

The psychoanalytic work of Bracha Ettinger concerning subjectivity and gendered consciousness is equally developed in her writings and in her visual art and indeed can be considered as much theory as aesthetic production (Ettinger 2006; Pollock 2008).

Similarly, Liimakka [ 81] observed that even 'feminist' women, despite their consciousness of gendered ideals and expectations, had difficulties protecting themselves from feeling dissatisfied with their bodies and appearance.

Gendered career paths and gendered work.

Gendered, non-gendered, functional, etc.

*Meridel LeSueur (1900-1996) was a feminist socialist, whose work centered on women's issues within the working class consciousness of the 1930s, offering a gendered perspective that was markedly absent in the traditional socialist ideology and writing of the time.

While Kristeva maintains the separation narrative, she complicates it by transposing the classical Freudian conception of the self and the distinction between consciousness and the unconscious into an explicitly gendered discursive framework (Kristeva 1980; Oliver 1993; McAfee 2003; Miller 2014).

Still, I can't help but question the long-term benefits of support networks, empowerment drives and "raising awareness" (is this a bit softer and more general than the iconic consciousness-raising of yore?), taken in isolation from the specifics of gendered dynamics at school, university, home, work, and acquisition of skills and interests.

Both men and women have been shaped by the culture we grew up in and it will take proactive consciousness raising to elevate their own and their women friends' awareness of the ingrained gendered biases in both policy and practice.

They also cause men's and women's experiences of gendered behaviors that both can perform to differ in comfort, fluidity, feelings of "naturalness" or novelty, self-consciousness, confidence, awkwardness, shame, and so forth.

They were overwhelmingly masculine gendered".

"Human consciousness".