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1. What are gendered spaces? Why and where do they exist? 2. Geography is a field of inquiry, and fieldwork is one way geographers collect data. How can we use inquiry and field work to investigate gendered spaces? 3. What do gendered spaces tell us about our culture and how we use urban space?
gendered spaces: areas in which gender expression is either welcome or unwelcome e. Muslim society: public space (employment, politics) belongs to men and private space (home) belongs to women
Practice in analyzing images of different places at different times for evidence of their ethnicity, language, religion, gender roles and attitudes, and other cultural attributes builds students’ understanding of cultural patterns and processes.
Gendered Space Areas in which particular genders of people, and particular types of gender expression, are considered welcome or appropriate, and other types are unwelcome or inappropriate. Gender Identity
26 cze 2015 · Navigating and Occupying Gendered Space. “How we occupy and move through space is based on many cultural norms and many of those norms and assumptions are based on gender.”. Tags: space, gender, place, cultural norms, culture, perspective.
21 kwi 2016 · This entry examines how space is encoded with ideas of gender and how these inform and shape gendered identities and practices. It considers key theories to illuminate how space is produced which can be used to understand how asymmetries of power and movement arise between genders.
