Sentence examples for negotiating gendered from inspiring English sources
Some argue that health in many western societies has gained symbolic importance influencing cultural values and providing a means of negotiating gendered identities in which masculinity is partly constructed in opposition to the 'healthy beliefs and behaviours' of women [ 33, 45].
Mosque attendance and membership of women's Islamic groups are acknowledged to empower women; women become visible in public and religious arenas, and they gain more influence and social capital by becoming more 'religious' and are better able to negotiate their gendered position within social and institutional arenas (Nageeb 2007, Badru and Sackey 2013, Katz 2014, Obadare 2016).
There is a need to explore how ASHAs may better negotiate their gendered and professional roles in a patriarchal society, such as the socio-cultural context in Manipur and be appropriately supported to drive forward their activist role.
I have argued earlier that violence prevention campaigns aimed at boys and men should speak to questions of identity, offering males new ways to negotiate and perform gendered identities (Flood 2002 2003).
(Student, 22 years) The described processes of negotiated and altered gendered positions reflect bodily and personal empowerment embracing the possibility of 'taking a step forward', 'claiming space'leaninging back', or withdrawing from negative or demanding attention in both a physical and metaphoric sense.
Ethnographic studies in South Africa repeatedly highlighted the gendered perspectives that exist in negotiating and entering marriage, one in which both men and women seem to often lose more than they gain.
Our own experience of fieldwork with our older Pakistani Muslim participants also reveals the important role of the Pakistani Muslim female researcher's 'shared ethnicity' in navigating the gendered community public and private spaces and negotiating access into the women's, as well as the men's, private worlds (see Zubair, Martin and Victor 2012 a, 2012 b ).
Lenders are negotiating loans.
