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, ultimately, their political direction. - attention of social scientists as early as the 1980s. Likewise, the growth of men’s movements from the 1990s onwards- some resisting and others supportive of feminist ... being advanced by women, for women (Chant & Guttmann, 2000) . Some however, have been quite sceptical about the political impetus behind this wave (Pearson, 2000) . Indeed, initiatives to incorporate
How the concepts of hegemony, homophobia, and masculinity are related to one another, have been the subject of research in many fields, particularly sociology, psychology, law, and political science
Thomas Mann’s Mario and the Magician is frequently deployed in political and literary education to teach the lesson of democracy in defense against fascism. Recent analyses focus on the themes of ... focus on the themes of homoeroticism and homosexuality, and raise the question whether a homophobic murder is an appropriate defense of democracy. However, only a few scholars explore the political ideas
young people are building movements that change norms and policies at national and global levels (Anyiwo et al., 2020) and can transcend structural barriers to political participation, such as the ... , in which youth learn about the root causes of systems of inequity; political efficacy, in which youth become empowered to create sociopolitical change; and sociopolitical action, where youth resist
to the Anglo-Saxon culture and literature. It stands out as a peculiar guide to understand masculinities in an age of rising authoritarianism marinated in a hypermasculine cultural and political ... England and to contemporary continental philosophy, Schwanebeck deliberately focuses on indispensably political nature of body politics and male body as well as TV show’s “critical outlook on the kind of
Healing from Hate, written by the renowned sociologist and expert on masculinities, Michael Kimmel, has a truly interdisciplinary scope, which addresses the interests of political and social ... -governmental organizations' (NGO's) or governmental organizations' shareholders. Kimmel's analysis, a “gendered political psychology of extremism” (p. 234), as described the by the author himself, includes the
consequently found itself experiencing extremes leading to political polarization and violence in the late 1960s and 1970s. The 1968 generation in Turkey first emerged as a student movement focusing on reform ... valuable comments and suggestions. - political culture within which masculine discourse occupies an important place. In light of the works of Raewyn Connell, who argues that “gender relations are a major
Ottoman Empire’s dominant role in world politics began to weaken due to the increasing influence of modernity. This generated socio-political anxieties. Ömer Seyfettin’s short story, Kesik Bıyık ( Trimmed ... century, the Ottoman Empire's dominant role in world began to weaken due to the increasing influence of modernity. This generated socio-political anxieties. Ömer Seyfettin's short story, Kesik Bıyık
This study aims to understand the role of the Kurdish political movement that ask for “the women to liberate themselves and the men to kill their masculinities” in the the constructing of ... her anlamda referans aldıkları hareketin öncüleri ve Abdullah Öcalan'ın çizdiği perspektiflerin - hayata hareket kadın dönüşüm Construction Of Masculinity In The Political Sphere: Re Positioning Of
(sometimes termed political efficacy, agency, or empowerment), or, perceptions of one’s ability to enact change, and (3) critical action, or participation in efforts to change inequalities (Rapa et al., 2020 ... the political process. Critical action may also extend beyond political engagement to include actions like service (Tyler et al., 2020) and social media engagement (Wilf et al., under review) aimed at
Psychology, Sigmund Freud University, Vienna, Austria Department of Psychology, School of Philosophy, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens, Greece Institute of Clinical Medicine, University
with the philosophy of teaching: working together, building together, learning together, changing together and improving together. Computer-supported CL (CSCL) has an impact on the development of deep ... . Collaborative learning deals with instructional methods that seek to promote learning through collaborative efforts among students working on a given task. Class based CL fits well with the philosophy of teaching
developing a suitable network. However, the scheme originally launched on the philosophy of institutional networking, resource sharing, collaboration and convergence was highly successful and mainly ... other hand the educational philosophy of open learning provided considerable freedom to the learners in terms of medium or media, whether print, on-line, television or video, place of study, whether at
developing a suitable network. However, the scheme originally launched on the philosophy of institutional networking, resource sharing, collaboration and convergence was highly successful and mainly ... other hand the educational philosophy of open learning provided considerable freedom to the learners in terms of medium or media, whether print, on-line, television or video, place of study, whether at
) Education Participation Scale (EPS), and Houle’s (1961) philosophy of six classic needs of a practicing professional, tries to find out the role of ODL in the professional development of higher education ... degree or programme via ODL. ? Their views about the existing ODL opportunities in Bangladesh Justification for the Research This study was based on Houle?s (1961) philosophy of six classic needs of a
Education System from the point of the factors such as cultural;political;economic;technological..The study,firstly,introduces some applications and problems of instructional technology and distance education ... in some developed countries and Turkey as a developing country;than examines Turkish distance education system,Open Education Faculty(OEF),from the points of factors such as cultural,political,economic
how investigations of masculinity often serve a political purpose. Some researchers delve into a topic such as “homosexuality” as a way of revealing how particular societies such as ancient Greece and ... of ideal manly conduct. Yet, just as the 1980s action-hero Rambo tells one about American notions of masculinity , foreigners, and the political environment of the Reagan era itself, the heroes
, hence ignoring the problem of political classification systems that produce racial inequalities on a systemic level. Drawing on the statistics that propose that Black communities have been most vulnerable ... visual cultures of safer sex campaigns tell us about larger socio-political climate they were made in? Drawing on visual analysis of multiple HIV prevention campaigns, this paper touches upon the
the new curriculum for English as a foreign language, noting that teachers need information about the philosophy of the new curriculum and how its different elements support each other. The paper sets ... together. They are intended to be mutually supporting. In keeping with a Constructivist philosophy there are important cross-curricula features (see ttkb.meb.gov.tr). This learner-centred approach that
scenes, passages and arguments from Tobias Wolff’s In Pharaoh’s Army and Pat Barker’s Regeneration , I will revise Gilles Deleuze’s notion of “masochism” to highlight the political stakes in formulating a ... punishment? These questions might broadly be categorized as “political,” in that they seek to locate the power of bodies (individual/collective) in relation to the power of the institution (state). Likewise
