Sentences with phrase «gendered nature»

Findings from a study in Springer's journal Sex Roles demonstrate the persistent gendered nature of how housework is divided, says lead author Rebecca Horne of the University of Alberta in Canada.

Though the first thing that Melinda Gates was sure to make note of is the somewhat gendered nature of the query.

But in addition, we'd also like to see conversations about the explicitly gendered nature of child - bearing in legal workplaces, about the fact that male associates don't take long leaves because they're (typically) not the partner who needs to provide direct care to a newborn, and / or because they simply know and assume that their female partners will take a full year of maternity leave if available to them.

Her opinion relied heavily on the statistics of the pervasive nature of sexual assaults, demonstrating the highly gendered nature of the offence, and emphasized how violence against women was itself a conception of human rights protected by ss.

Moreover, she shows the way in which there can be well - formed and mal - formed versions that such desire can take in the light of its particularly sexed or gendered nature.

Sexed and gendered nature is an important part of her case.

«These results may also contest the gendered nature of the industry because they suggest that men are not outperforming women in one of sport's more visible leadership positions — the head coach.»

Currently she is completing her doctoral studies at the University of Pennsylvania and is working on a dissertation that examines the gendered nature of leadership in independent schools.

«As a starting point, we could ask ourselves if our schools are doing three things,» writes Bonnie Chiu: «taking away the gendered nature of school subjects; enabling students to question gender bias in curriculum; and enabling relatable role models for students to look up to.»

Current shows include Nikholis Planck and Elizabeth Karp - Evans's sculptures and installation in the rear of the gallery, which comment on the gendered nature of the art world, among other things, and «Watchlist,» a program of films and videos from around the world whose title plays on the concept of government watch lists.

Whilst Black denies the gendered nature of her sculptures, it is difficult not to interpret her work as overtly «feminine» in a traditional sense — materials associated with house - keeping, beauty and nursing recur within her work, along with formal motifs like bows, canopies and nests, in pretty fondant colours — suggesting an oppositional stance to the traditionally masculine, monumental and heroic idea of the history of sculpture.

Any effective public policy response to this problem must take into account the gendered nature of this violence and how it is embedded in power dynamics between men and women within the family.

Justice Graesser also quoted from an Alberta Court of Appeal decision, R v Robinson, 1993 ABCA 91, at para 8, as to the gendered nature of choking:

The trial judge noted that the complainant only got angry after the alleged assault, and was far more upset when another person humiliated her that night (Crown factum, at para 65); for an excellent paper on the gendered nature of hysteria, see Jonnette Watson Hamilton, «The Use of Metaphor and Narrative to Construct Gendered Hysteria In the Courts» (2002) 1 Journal of Law 7 Equality 155.

The gendered nature of the offense is considered along with the imperial role of the dominant Judeo - Christian belief structures in curtailing religious deviance and suppressing women's powerful positions in the community as healers, midwives, and holders of holistic herbal and agricultural knowledge.

Equality can not and should not be «legislated» through reforms to child custody law that ignore the gendered nature of caregiving responsibilities that continue to prevail in Canadian society;

Using neutral words undermines the gendered nature of patterns of violence, and therefore perpetuates and marginalizes the significance of such violence.

Addressing the «silent crisis» of men's health will require a greater focus on the gendered nature of health attitudes and behaviours in current models of health psychology and behaviour change, and within the public health agenda and health services.

The purpose of this cross-sectional study was to create a measure that can be used by clinicians to assess equality in couple relationships and account for the gendered nature of power.