Sentence examples for gendered notions from inspiring English sources

In other words, it is a legitimised form of structural violence that pervades our everyday, is dependent on particular gendered notions and practices and is not merely restricted to wars and conflicts.

Further, his theories are not stated using gendered notions.

That is, we find that matter and form are gendered notions in Aristotle (Witt 1998).

Recall the distinction introduced above between intrinsically and extrinsically gendered notions.

The most radical feminist critics, however, have urged that the canon's central philosophical norms and values, like reason and objectivity, are gendered notions.

From this, we suggest that the economic and professional motivations underlying website advertisements for bariatric surgery may result in confusing messages being sent to prospective patients as well as the perpetuation of gendered notions of obesity and the entrenchment of health disparities.

In contrast, an extrinsically gendered notion typically does carry implications concerning gender, but not necessarily so.

An intrinsically gendered notion is one that necessarily carries implications regarding gender, i.e., if one were to cancel all implications concerning gender, one would be left with a different notion than the original.

3. Feminists use the idea of a gendered notion to mean different things.

Other feminists, however, use the idea of a gendered notion in ways that do not map easily onto my distinction.

And Sally Haslanger argues that objectivity is a gendered notion in the philosophy of Catharine MacKinnon in a way that is neither extrinsic nor intrinsic.