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Tijdschrift voor Genderstudies - Volume 16, Issue 4, 2013
Volume 16, Issue 4, 2013
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‘Het voelt zo minderwaardig’ - Een analyse van vragen over gender uit de vragenrubriek van Refoweb
Authors: Aart van Drie, Ruard Ganzevoort & Mark SpieringThe orthodox protestant christian website Refoweb offers an anonymous form of pastoral care. Visitors of the website have the opportunity to submit questions to the questions section. In this article, questions about gender are analyzed. Questions deal about women’s clothing and the problem women experience with the idea that man is the head of the wife. From a dualistic point of view, males are associated with the Read More
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Storming The Hague - The 1930 Campaign for Independent Nationality for Women Regardless of Marital Status
More LessMarried women’s independent nationality was the lead issue among feminists in and around the League of Nations for most of the 1930s. This campaign began a process of acknowledgement of women’s rights as a serious international issue which women themselves had a right to shape. The international feminist campaign for independent nationality for wives began in 1930, in connection with a League sponsored legal c Read More
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To fight or not to fight? - De representatie van vrouwelijke judoka’s in de Verenigde Staten tijdens de periode 1965 – 1979
More LessThis article discusses the way in which female judokas were depicted in the United States of America during the period 1965 – 1979 by means of articles from the American magazine Black Belt. By investigating this formative period in women’s judo this article provides information about the historical processes of gender exclusion in sports and how this was handled. Three time periods were distinguished that witnessed a corr Read More
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Men’s antiviolence activism - The case of two men’s networks in contemporary Italy and Spain
More LessThis article focuses on the phenomenon of men’s engagement with gender equality and what scholars in the field of critical studies of men and masculinities (CSMM) have called profeminist antiviolence activism. The main aim of profeminist antiviolence men’s groups is to raise gender awareness among men in order to involve them in the making of a more egalitarian society. Their primary action is aimed at eradicating Read More
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