gendering in a sentence

Examples

1. Brock, Deborah . 2000 . " Victim, Nuisance, Fallen Woman, Outlaw, Worker ? : Making the Identity, Prostitute in Canadian Criminal Law . " In D . Chunn and D . Lacombe ( Ed . ) Law as a Gendering Practice.
2. The James Tiptree, Jr . Award jury noted that the novel was : " A deft blend of fantasy, science fiction, romance, and even gothic horror, this beautifully written story challenges the reader s expectations about gender and of a gendering society.
3. She is co-editing a book on religion and postmodernist texts, and also working on two monographs; one about 1848 in France, and the concept of rupture from a philosophical, political, and literary point of view; the other about the gendering of subjectivity.
4. Sociologist Manuel Castells outlined a " network society " and suggested that the " space of places " is being surpassed by a " space of flows . " Feminist scholar Caren Kaplan ( 1996 ) explored questions about the gendering of metaphors of travel in social and cultural theory.
5. Her introduction to " Race-ing Justice, En-Gendering Power : Essays on Anita Hill, Clarence Thomas and the Construction of Social Reality, " a book she edited, is a withering critique of the discourse surrounding Justice Thomas's Supreme Court appointment.
6. More recent scholarship from historians such as Lisa Nevett and Lin Foxhall has argued for a more flexible approach to household space, with rooms not simply having a single fixed function, and gendering of space not being as simple as some rooms being for men and others for women.
7. And yet, for all the colorization and gendering of the characters, color and sex are incongruent to social and romantic success . " Melanctha " depicts each of its characters into racial degrees and categories, but their fates often run counter to what the audience would expect to see.
8. Early feminists such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton concentrated almost solely on " making women equal to men . " However, the Christian feminist movement chose to concentrate on the language of religion because they viewed the historic gendering of God as male as a result of the pervasive influence of patriarchy.
9. This gendering of Eros and Logos is a consequence of Jung's theory of the projections that initially blind the conscious ego . " Taking back the projections " is a major task in the work of individuation, which involves owning and subjectivizing unconscious forces which are initially regarded as alien.
10. Her analysis of the site reveals that many of the pots date as far back as 1600 BC and that established trade networks with areas in present-day Mexico date as far back as 1100 BC . Joyce's recent analysis of the site includes gendering and identity at Playa de los Muertos.