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Livelihoods and gender: a case study on the coast of Southeastern BrazilCarpenter, Lydia 20 December 2011 (has links)
This research explores the gendered intra-household livelihood dynamics of one coastal community in Paraty, Brazil. Exploring gender in the livelihoods context addresses the social context of gender roles and relations as they relate to small-scale agriculture, artisanal fishing, tourism and the larger livelihoods picture in one community.
Project objectives included: 1) To examine how people in a small coastal community make their livelihood, 2) To analyze the influence of gender roles and relations and the division of labour in livelihood activities and on gender effects within the household or family unit, and 3) To explore prospects for future livelihood diversification sensitive to the influence of gender.
Results show that individual and household livelihood portfolios are diverse and are highly dependent on the natural resource base. Gender relations and bargaining power depended on the diversity and type of livelihood activities practiced at the household and on an individual levels.
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How does the underachieving boy differ, if at all, from the underachieving girl?Jones, Susan M. January 2002 (has links)
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India in the making of liberal identities : the case of Mary Carpenter and Harriet MartineauQuinn, Brenda Ann January 2002 (has links)
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Gendering Human-Robot Interaction: exploring how a person's gender impacts attitudes toward and interaction with robotsWang, Yan January 2014 (has links)
Developing an improved understanding and awareness of how gender impacts perceptions of robots and interactions with them is crucial for the ongoing advancement of the human-robot interaction (HRI) field, as a lack of awareness of gender issues increases the risk of robot rejection and poor performance. This thesis provides a theoretical grounding for gender-studies in HRI, and contributes to the understanding of how gender affects attitudes toward and interaction with robots via the findings from an on-line survey and a laboratory user study. We envision that this work will provide HRI designers with a foundation and exemplary account of how gender can influence attitudes toward and interaction with robots, serving as a resource and a sensitizing discussion for gender studies in HRI.
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Livelihoods and gender: a case study on the coast of Southeastern BrazilCarpenter, Lydia 20 December 2011 (has links)
This research explores the gendered intra-household livelihood dynamics of one coastal community in Paraty, Brazil. Exploring gender in the livelihoods context addresses the social context of gender roles and relations as they relate to small-scale agriculture, artisanal fishing, tourism and the larger livelihoods picture in one community.
Project objectives included: 1) To examine how people in a small coastal community make their livelihood, 2) To analyze the influence of gender roles and relations and the division of labour in livelihood activities and on gender effects within the household or family unit, and 3) To explore prospects for future livelihood diversification sensitive to the influence of gender.
Results show that individual and household livelihood portfolios are diverse and are highly dependent on the natural resource base. Gender relations and bargaining power depended on the diversity and type of livelihood activities practiced at the household and on an individual levels.
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Fin de siècle fictions of literary degeneracy : the mutual othering of the new woman and the male aestheteEmbrechts, Karen January 2003 (has links)
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The traumatised male : Dada, surrealism and masculinityMatheson, Neil January 2001 (has links)
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Gendered discourse in the foreign language classroom : teacher-student and student-teacher talk, and the social construction of children's femininities and masculinitiesSunderland, Jane January 1996 (has links)
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Eating cucumbers without any teeth : variations in the capacities of rural women to participate in rural development in NepalShrestha, Ava Darshan January 1994 (has links)
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Young middle class women in Jordan : taking part in social changeDroeber, Julia January 2003 (has links)
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