Sentence examples for which gendered from inspiring English sources
One of her innovations was to suggest that gender is constituted by action and speech by behaviour in which gendered traits and dispositions are exhibited or acted out.
In particular, gender is not an underlying essence or nature of which gendered behaviour is the product; it is a series of acts whose constant repetition creates the illusion that an underlying nature exists.
Of course, the ideal consumer world would be a utopia in which gendered products are abolished entirely.
This outrageous devaluing of women's lives has been allowed to persist because our society lacks the courage to name the problem – that the ideas we teach men and women to have about one another creates a culture in which gendered violence can thrive.
Feminist science studies often expose instances in which gendered social values compromise scientific results.
An additional, related task has been to identify the ways in which gendered practices and ideologies shape the processes of globalization.
Support for archival research associated with a monograph, tentatively titled Suffering Remnants of an Ancient Christian Nation: A Gendered Reading of Modern Armenian History, which investigates gendered representations of the nascent state of Armenia in the aftermath of the First World War.
A second approach looks at issues of empowerment, the ways in which structural gendered inequalities in the political economy and socio-cultural formations constrain the capacity of girls inside and outside school to claim the rights promised by education, but tends to underplay issues of distribution.
Biological characteristics (e.g., body size) become engendered as occupational and family roles, which are gendered expressions of biology.
It was the point at which cis-gendered people's fascination with the physical transformation of transgendered lives became totally evident to me.
Findings also point to the ways in which male-gendered drinking behaviours, such as heavy or fast drinking are employed by women to develop social capital.
