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91	Les perceptions des enseignants sur l’égalité scolaire et les facteurs d’inégalité entre les filles et les garçons dans le système éducatif sénégalais Ndour, Birné 05 1900 (has links) No description available. Sénégal Enseignement secondaire Politique Égalité scolaire Perceptions des enseignants Facteurs explicatifs Désavantage scolaire des filles Désavantage scolaire des garçons Conception de l’égalité Féministe Pessimiste Scientifique Machiste/traditionaliste Secondary education Politic Gender equality Teacher perception Explanatory factors Disadvantage of girls Disadvantage of boys Conception of equality Feminist Pessimistic Scientific Machismo/traditionalist
92	Lost his voice? interrogating the representations of sexualities in selected novels by Gabriel Garcia Marquez Manyarara, Barbara Chiedza 11 1900 (has links) This thesis interrogates García Márquez’s representations of sexualities in the following selected novels: Chronicle of a Death Foretold (1981); The Autumn of the Patriarch (1975); One Hundred Years of Solitude (1967); The Sad and Incredible Tale of Innocent Erendira and her Heartless Grandmother (1972); and Memories of My Melancholy Whores (2004). It is argued here that García Márquez’s employment of the sexuality motif enables him to delve into many worldwide current concerns such as the irrelevance of some socio-cultural sexual practices; commercial sexual exploitation of children; the different manifestations of prostitution; and female powerlessness under autocratic rule. Earlier literary critics have tended to narrowly interpret García Márquez’s employment of the sexuality motif as just a metaphor for colonial exploitation of the colonised. The study also explores the writer’s artistic role and concludes that García Márquez speaks against commercial sexual exploitation of children as he concurrently speaks on behalf of children so exploited. Similarly, the writer speaks on behalf of prostituted womanhood by showing how prostitutional gains do not seem to cascade down to the prostitutes themselves. García Márquez also invests female sexual passivity as a coping mechanism against a dictator’s limitless power over the life and death of his citizens. However, the writer also constructs female agency that grows from the rejection of an initial victimhood to develop into an extremely flawed and corrupt flesh trade that co-opts and indentures children into sex work with impunity. Thus the study breaks new ground to show that García Márquez’s representations of different sexualities are not merely soft porn masquerading as art. His is a voice added to the worldwide concerns over commercial sexual exploitation of children in the main and also the recovery of a self-reliant female self-hood that was previously inextricably bound to male sexual norms. Quite clearly, García Márquez demonstrates that female prostitution is driven by a lack of social safety nets, a lack of other economically viable options and also a distinct lack of educational opportunities for female economic independence, hence the flawed female agency. / English Studies / D. Litt. et Phil. (English) Agency Alterity Colonialism Grotesquery Hispanic Honour killing Incest Machismo Marianismo Prostitution Representation Sexual passitivity Silence 863.64 Sex role in literature Sex in literature Sex role -- Fiction
93	Análisis de la representación de la mujer en la serie Las chicas del cable (Netflix 2017-20XX) Anthony, Tyler Robert Daniel 17 May 2019 (has links) No description available. Cinematography European History European Studies Film Studies Foreign Language Gender Gender Studies History Language Mass Media Womens Studies melodrama television siglo XX feminismo las chicas del cable netflix Espana representacion streaming LGBTQ restauracion Segunda Republica Telefonica clase obrera burguesia esfera domestica machismo transhistorico transcultural
94	Humor a kritika v díle Pantaleón a jeho ženská rota Maria VargaseLlosy / Humour and critique in Pantaleón y las visitadoras from Mario Vargas Llosa Frimlová, Petra January 2015 (has links) OF THE THESIS: The novel Captain Pantoja and the Special Service introduces the second period of Mario Vargas Llosa's literary production, which is caracterized by the simplification of the narration and the discovery of humour. The thesis focuses on the formal and thematic analysis of the novel with the objective to prove that despite the novel is in general humorous and parodic, there could be found some constant topics, known to the readers from Llosa's previous novels, which he had always treated very critically, and he also did so in this erotic and humorous work. Therefore, apart from the analysis of humour the thesis also examines the critical approach to the social problems present in the novel. The analysis also shows that the narration is slightly simplified in comparison to the author's formers works, but it still perfectly demonstrates the unconventional narrative techniques, which Vargas Llosa has used since the 1960's, since the period of the new hispano-american novel. KEY WORDS: Mario Vargas Llosa, Captain Pantoja and the Special Service, The Time of the Hero, The Green House, Latin American boom, Hispano-American new novel, total novel, experimental narrative techniques, types of humour and irony, humorous prose, parody, erotic novel, libertine prose, rainforest, criticism of the...

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