Blogging is real, but not hegemonic.
Hegemonic femininity allows women very narrow "margins of acceptability" relative to their gendered presentations of self (Krane 2001, p. 118).
"We inherited an Iran that is feeling as hegemonic as it has felt in a very long time," the Tillerson aide told me.
Horatio Alger's Ragged Dick directs this very agency towards the protagonist's integration into the hegemonic structures of sentimentality.
Something worth noting is that for a hegemonic power suffering from slow-but-steady (but very slow) relative decline, wasting money on national security expenditures actually erodes our hegemony.
On the other hand, understanding human beings in certain ways for the purpose of research or intervention can serve to reify hegemonic or authoritative discourses and thus legitimate those very understandings of people and their loci as objects for further research and intervention (Eakin et al. 1996, Mair and Kierans 2007).
"The hegemonic pretensions of the American empire are placing at risk the very survival of the human species," he said in a 2006 speech at the United Nations.
He, however, finds hard and soft inadequate as distinctions, and prefers to divide it into four: sharp, which means military; sticky, which means economic power, as it both seduces and compels; sweet, which means culture and values; and hegemonic power, which means the ability to set agendas.Mr Mead is very fond of naming things.
Each kind of feminism identifies the principal sources of women's oppression and encompasses an epistemology and a theory of human nature as well as political theory and strategies for social change (1983).[4] It is very important to note that some women of color have objected to the widespread and hegemonic use of these categories (see Sandoval 1991, 2000).
It's really been maligned of late, called "unnatural" or worse -- hegemonic and bossy.
