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The evidence that ‘girly’ femininity is hard to maintain over time in association with science (for example, Walkerdine 1990; Archer et al. 2013) is not recognised by the discourse of equality of opportunity, which submerges structural accounts of inequality (Francis, Burke, and Read 2013).
24 lis 2016 · In the discursive context of discussions of science and science access, even potentially positive characteristics associated with femininity, such as caring, vocationalism or glamour, have been soured within the construct of ‘Girly girl’, and cast as further evidence of pathology.
22 gru 2022 · Gender discrimination is any unequal treatment of a person based on their sex. Women and girls are most likely to experience the negative impact of gender discrimination. The aim of this study is to assess the factors that influence gender discrimination in Pakistan, and its impact on women’s life.
Gender inequality refers to the unequal treatment and opportunities experienced by individuals based on their gender. It is a pervasive form of inequality that affects societies worldwide, and it intersects with other forms of inequality such as class, race, and sexual orientation.
10 paź 2014 · This study reveals serious gender inequalities and human rights violations against women in the Pakistani society…. However, attainment of higher levels of education especially not only for women but also for men was viewed as an agent towards change.
26 sie 2021 · Excerpt 7 shows how the female interviewee views Facebook (and social media in general) as a learning space and platform that can potentially raise awareness of gender inequality. For example, she observes that Facebook can give people the opportunity of “openly discussing things'', using the expression “khule-aam”.
The spirit of Urdu poetry was inflected with influences from bhakti and Sufi traditions underlining Indic and Islamicate aesthetic qualities. Jalal uses the political poetry of protest to illustrate the politics of changing Muslim subjectivities.
