The present study explores the practices of gender sensitive communication by teachers in English language teaching and learning classrooms with focus on knowing concept, level possible prevention to avoid its negative impacts learners environment. Teachers consciously or unconsciously as a social practice use during classroom interactions. data for has been collected through questionnaire from...

By studying the moral orders that young Finnish adults (aged 18–30) attach to geographical mobility, this article reveals previously neglected relationships between aspiration and mobility. The 40 adult interviewees are living in midst of political debates about youth aspiration, which emphasise rather than social mobility as a way enhance employability demonstrate aspiration. We argue people t...

This article examines what discourses and assumed subject positions have emerged about men masculinity in #MeToo debates. Using feminist critical discourse analysis an exploratory approach to analyze 163 media articles, five key framings are noted: victims of requiring intervention, positioned as inherently ‘good’ or ‘bad’, boys lost need be found, performative their ‘awakenings’, men’s take up...

Social dominance theory (Sidanius & Pratto, 1999) contends that institutional-level mechanisms exist that reinforce and perpetuate existing group-based inequalities, but very few such mechanisms have been empirically demonstrated. We propose that gendered wording (i.e., masculine- and feminine-themed words, such as those associated with gender stereotypes) may be a heretofore unacknowledged, in...

This study evaluates propositions that have appeared in the literature that music phenomena are gendered. Were they present in the musical "message," gendered qualities might be imparted at any of three stages of the music-communication interchange: the process of composition, its realization into sound by the performer, or imposed by the listener in the process of perception. The research was ...

AIM This paper reports a grounded theory study of the influence of gender on older people's perceptions of their risk of falling and their actions to prevent future falls. BACKGROUND The incidence and rates of falls among older people, including injurious falls, are of much international concern. The risk of falling remains a major concern for older people since it increases with age, with th...

In Australia, like other advanced liberal democracies, the adoption of a recovery orientation was hailed as a major leap forward in mental health policy and service provision. We argue that this shift in thinking about the meaning of recovery requires further analysis of the gendered dimension of self-identity and relationships with the social world. In this article we focus on how mid-life wom...

There is scant research regarding intersectionality and epistemic hierarchies in marketing, including connections disconnections between knowledge about produced marketing scholarship practice. Thus, we examine how market logics propelled by gendered racial capitalism the commercialization of identity politics impact production discipline industry. We consider notion “intersectionality” has bee...