Sentence examples for representation of gender from inspiring English sources

What about the representation of gender in displays?

Representation of gender nonconformity in the media is getting better every day, and YA is definitely leading the way in terms of representing alternative gender experiences.

As a result, she had the unusual double accolade of winning both the 1977 Carnegie medal, the much-coveted accolade from librarians, and the anti-establishment Children's Rights Workshop "Other Award" for a book with a focus on a non-discriminatory representation of gender, race, class and disability alongside literary and aesthetic merit.

Results indicate that the representation of gender in images from anatomy textbooks remain predominantly male except within sex-specific sections.

Despite increased attention to gender issues in medicine, the visual representation of gender in medical curricula continues to be biased.

This study aimed to determine the existence and representation of gender bias in the major anatomy textbooks used at Australian Medical Schools.

In addition to the appropriate representation of genders within our respondent population, there was diversity among regions, with respondents from countries outside of North America comprising over a third of the respondents, an unexpected response given that the survey was distributed through North American based list-serves.

Mr. Beasley's "every adam belonging to me" and Mr. Ellis's "(American Guilt" seem like a natural pairing (at least on paper), both questioning traditional representations of gender and American identity.

Second, gender-coded objects and practices: pronouns, verbal and visual representations of gender, gender-coded artefacts and social spaces, clothes, cosmetics, tools and furniture.

In all of these areas of investigation there is room to ask questions about the efficacy of the relevant scientific practices at producing maximally accurate representations of gender as well as epistemic questions rooted in recent work in feminist epistemology.

Furthermore, previous research has not explored beyond quantity of representation to also examine visual gender stereotypes and, in light of theoretical advancements in the area of intersectional research, the relationship between representations of gender and representations of ethnicity, body type, health, and age.