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between chronic masculine insecurity and political aggression (i.e., support for policies and candidates that communicate toughness and strength), experimental work on the topic is sparse. Existing studies
division of labor (Butler, 1990; West & Zimmerman, 1987) . Thus, people’s personal attitudes, behaviors, and self-concepts are a reflection of the political status quo (i.e., the personal is political ... justification, political conservatism, and mainstream religiosity; Herek et al., 2009; Pacilli et al., 2011) , and to the derogation of same-gender parenting among gay men (but not lesbian women, presumably
, political parties, and emancipation movements that advocate for policies and programs to address poverty. ... protect their citizens from the inequalities and adverse effects produced by the economic system. People’s attitudes toward these policies are important because public political preferences can influence
Glissant termed “creolization”. Tracing a rift in Glissant scholarship between those who read his work as abidingly political (Britton, Dash) and those who perceive a troubling shift towards “postmodern ... examine the positioning of Glissant’s rhizomatic philosophy of Relation with regard to the Western philosophical tradition, as seen in his engagements with Deleuze and Hegel. Finally, it concludes by
agent S has to a fact P that makes P certain for S. I do not take a stand here on precisely what facts we can apprehend. This will largely depend on the outcomes of debates in the philosophy of mind and ... philosophy of mind and perception will differ on what kinds of factors are mentally accessible in this way. In section 1, I developed the concept of apprehension in a way that remains neutral on these debates
directors and 6% of Chief Executive Officers at the top U.S. companies are women (Catalyst, 2022) . Women also remain underrepresented in political leadership, with the global average share of women in ... women expressed less interest in running for political office (see also Pate & Fox, 2018) . More generally, research has documented gender gaps in the desirability of social power—the authority to
In this article, I look into how the conceptualization of the testimonial genre has changed over time in response to different historical, political and cultural circumstances: that is, how it has ... specific political situation in Cuba at that time, as well as with regard to the then lively cultural debate on literature and politics. Secondly, I reflect on how the testimonial genre was reconceptualized
how Glissant’s work continues to be interpreted in new ways in disciplines other than philosophy or literary studies and on exploring fundamental questions about physical spaces and their ‘imaginaries ... Glissant scholars, primarily by those with a background in (Francophone) literary studies and philosophy, as well as by artists, some joining in fleetingly, others investing long-term. We would like to thank
debate. One such tactic utilised by the political right aims to frame abortion as a perceived violation of the sacred role of parenthood. Indeed, given that abortion inherently stops the transition to ... political conservatism, support for the military, and opposition to drug legalisation after becoming mothers (Greenlee, 2010). Related work demonstrates that the increased demands associated with the birth
, 2002) , political orientation (e.g., Dunlap et al., 2001), and income (e.g., Franzen & Meyer, 2010) . One of the most widely studied sociodemographic variables in relation to environmental concern is ... attitudes and has been widely studied, but unlike age, level of education, political orientation or income, fully conclusive results have not yet been produced (Van Liere & Dunlap, 1980; Weaver, 2002) . The
in the Tsarist period to show that if they live in times of great hardship, or under arbitrary political rule, political actors and thinkers with conservative sympathies (such as respect for tradition ... developing conservative political philosophy, other parts of history where conservatism?s problems have emerged and have a recognizable connection with the situation today remain of great interest. In
political actions (Baumgartner & Lockerbie, 2018; Hoffman & Young, 2011) in favor of equality. In fact, Riquelme et al. (2021b) found that men and women exposed to subversive humor against sexism (vs ... /S2050-206020170000014010 Baumgartner , J. C. , & Lockerbie , B. ( 2018 ). Maybe it is more than a joke: Satire, mobilization, and political participation . Social Science Quarterly , 99 ( 3 ), 1060 - 1074
attitudinal questions, including age, political orientation on a sliding scale from 0 (strongly liberal) to 100 (strongly conservative), relationship status (1 = Married, 2 = In a Relationship, 3 = Single
, addressing previous assertions about the possible influence of political values (see Robnett & Leaper, 2013), we controlled for political orientation in the analyses. Method We report how we determined our ... have children, whose surname do you think they should have?”). education completed, political orientation), and then completed the ASI and criterion measures in a randomised order. Results First, we
to participate in online forums and online political debates (Albrecht, 2006; Baek et al., 2012) . Sociolinguistic theory posits that men communicate to build status while women communicate to build ... participation and representation in political debates on the internet . Information Communication & Society , 9 ( 1 ), 62 - 82 . https://doi.org/10.1080/13691180500519548 Anderson , C. , & Kilduff , G. J. ( 2009
participants, makes veg*ns poorly received by Polish society: We live in a country where there are huge political divides, and when people share one belief, it often happens that they start sharing other views ... of the same political inclination. So when someone does not like left-wing people, they don’t like... And it is often leftwing people that you associate with not eating meat, riding a bike and so on
Fanon, in an appropriation of Aimé Césaire, develops an archetypal figure of the Rebel as central to his overall political thought and one that, when applied at the macro-level to contemporary Jamaica ... . Moreover, it neglects a glaring reality all too often disavowed: Fanon engages positively with C?saire?s political philosophy from his earliest writings through posthumously published texts. Indeed, Fanon
so, it adds to a growing body of sociological work documenting intergenerational correlations in cultural orientations and socio-political attitudes. Specifically, we theorize how fathers’ adherence to ... et al., 2012; Torche, 2015) . A parallel literature has addressed intergenerational correlations in subjective dispositions. For instance, studies from sociology, criminology, psychology and political
typicality and placement of one’s political orientation on a left–right scale. Thus, both men and women who perceive themselves to be more gender typical tend to place themselves closer to the right-wing end ... of the political spectrum. From this finding, one possibility that requires further investigation is whether political conservatism demands more gender-typical self-expression. Our participants closer
Trouillot uses Absences sans frontières to interpret both the aesthetics of humanitarianism and the global political responses that emerged in the wake of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti.Informed by elements ... between humanitarianism and politics. It consequently analyses Absences sans frontières’ nuanced perspective on the United States’ political reactions, which affected both Haitians within Haiti and the
