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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Genderová analýza učebnic "Občanské výchovy" (ve vztahu k povolání) / Gender analysis of Civics textbooks (in relation to choice of profession)

Lojková, Hana January 2014 (has links)
The goal of this master's thesis "Gender analysis of textbooks" (in relation to choice of profession) is to introduce a gender analysis of three textbooks "Civics Education" used in the 8th grade of primary schools. I focus on presence of gender stereotypes and gender prejudice that could influence a choice of further education of schoolboys and schoolgirls and therefore their choice of future profession. In the thesis I consider the general education system as one of the crucial socialization tool of the society. It represents an institution that keeps power to maintain gender stereotypes and at the same time has got the power to change them. I examine illustrations and texts of mentioned textbooks through gender optics, and using qualitative and quantitative analysis.
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Le jeu des stéréotypes féminins et masculins en droit international : influences et conséquences pour les victimes de viol en période de conflits armés

Vincent-Wright, Sarah-Michèle 08 1900 (has links)
No description available.
Stéréotypes de genre
Binarité du genre
Viol
Conflits armés
Droit international
Normes internationales
Normes de protection
Normes pénales
Discrimination
Nations Unies
Approches féministes
Gender-based stereotypes
Gender binarism
Rape
Armed conflicts
International law
International norms
Protection norms
Penal norms
Discrimination
United Nations
Feminist approaches
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Síla ideologie: Selektivní konstrukty Graye a Grubera / Power of ideology: Selective Gray's and Gruber's constructs

Rottenbornová, Zdeňka January 2016 (has links)
This master's thesis deals with the analysis of two popular psychological handbooks focusing on relationships between men and women, namely the book "Men are from Mars, women are from Venus" by American psychologist J. Gray, and the Czech equivalent "Why women can't understand men" by D. Gruber. The main research question of this thesis is how gender stereotypes are created in popular psychology literature and by what means they become naturalized. The theoretical starting point is both the influence of popular psychology on its audience as well as the introduction of the basic concepts in their relation to gender as an analytic category, gender order, gender stereotypes and mechanisms of forming and maintaining masculinity and femininity. Empirical research presents qualitative content analysis and discourse analysis of "Why men are from Mars", women are from Venus compared with the Czech book "Why women can't understand men". The research mainly focuses on how these two authors work with gender stereotypes about men and women and their forming of seemingly everlasting and universal gender binarism.

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