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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.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Orörd eller Oerfaren? : Gymnasieungdomars syn på oskuldsbegreppet

Gutsch, Maria January 2015 (has links)
I den svenska skolan är jämlikhet ett viktigt begrepp i skolans värdegrundsplan när det gäller såväl etnicitet, kön som sexualitet. Därav har jag valt att titta på två specifika begrepp för att se hur elever på två gymnasieskolor ser på dem. Begreppet är ”oskuld” samt ”mödomshinna”. Detta är normer och myter som kan motverka just jämställdhet och integritet hos eleven och där av anser jag det viktigt att se hur eleverna ställer sig till de utvalda begreppen. Två skolor, totalt 6 klasser i Stockholms län medverkar i denna enkät som skickas ut, totalt 95 stycken elever valde att besvara enkäten. De enkätsvar som kom in analyserades genom en diskursanalys och tolkas sedan med hjälp av genusteoretiska perspektiv. Det går att se såväl likheter som skillnader, något som återkommer är dock sättet att se på oskuld, de ord eleverna främst förknippar med oskuld är ”orörd” samt ”ren”. En intressant sak sker när frågan om oskuld ställs om och riktas åt att handla om ett specifikt kön. Då skedde en skillnad, tjejer som är oskuld anses fortfarande vara ”orörda” och ”rena” precis så som eleverna tolkar begreppet i allmänhet. Men en kille som är oskuld, han är istället oerfaren och cool. I denna uppsats redovisas resultatet av vad eleverna anser att en oskuldsnorm står för samt hur de tolkar mödomshinnan. / Equality is an important concept in the core values in Sweden. Both in terms of ethnicity, gender and sexuality. I have chosen to look at two specific concepts to see how the students at two high schools see it. The two concepts are “virgin” and “hymen”. These are norms and myths that can counteract equality and integrity amongst the students, this is why I believe it is important to see the students’ attitude towards the concept. Two schools, a total of six classes in the county of Stockholm contribute in the survey of the two concepts that had been sent out, totally 95 students chose to participate in the survey. The answers that came in where analyzed by a discourse analysis and are then interpreted with the help of gender perspectives. You can see both similarities and differences; something recurring is the way to see the concept ”virgin”. The words that the students mostly associate with virgin are “untouched” and “pure”.  But an interesting thing happened when the question of virgin is switched and directed to be about a specific gender.  Then there was a difference, girls being virgins is still considered to be “untouched” and “pure” as the students interpret the concept in general. But a guy being a virgin is instead “unexperienced” and “cool”. In this essay the results of what the students believe a virgin-norm and hymen stands for is presented.
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Det gör ont när mödomshinnor brister : En studie över gestaltningsramar om hymen i svensk tryckt press / It hurts when hymens are breaking : a study on descriptions of the hymen in Swedish printed press

Nolskog, Cajsa January 2018 (has links)
This essay uses frame analysis to study changes in the descriptions of the hymen in Swedish printed press from 1989-2015. The study shows that the traditional story about the hymen has significant power in the dominant culture and affects the idea of what the hymen is and what is believed to be its functions. The study also showcases how our ideas about the hymen are socially constructed since the descriptions can shift widely but still be considered as the truth. The concept of the hymen has gone through a change over time, from a story of a hymen that breaks during first intercourse, to the hymen being a myth that doesn’t exist at all, to then emerge into the idea of the vaginal corona – another version of a hymen that is different from the traditional image. The study also shows that the traditional frame for describing the hymen does live on, and that the vaginal corona has not replaced the idea of the traditional hymen.

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