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Gender-Hinweis Hausarbeit: Vorlage und wohin er gehört

Veröffentlicht am 11. August 2022 von Tanja Schrader . Aktualisiert am 15. Februar 2023.

Der Gender-Hinweis (auch: Gender-Disclaimer) ist ein kurzer Text, aus dem hervorgeht, dass alle Geschlechter gemeint sind, auch wenn in der Hausarbeit ausschließlich das generische Maskulinum verwendet wird. 

Auf diese Weise soll den Anforderungen der geschlechtergerechten Sprache entsprochen werden, ohne jede Personenbezeichnung zu gendern. 

Der Gender-Hinweis steht meist 

  • auf einer eigenen Seite direkt vor der Einleitung, 
  • am Ende der Einleitung oder 
  • in einer Fußnote.

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Beispiel-formulierungen für den gender-hinweis, position des gender-hinweises in der hausarbeit, darum raten wir vom gender-hinweis ab, genderprüfung und genderkorrektur, häufig gestellte fragen.

Im Folgenden findest du drei Beispiel-Formulierungen für den Gender-Hinweis.

Zur besseren Lesbarkeit wird in dieser Hausarbeit das generische Maskulinum verwendet. Die in dieser Arbeit verwendeten Personenbezeichnungen beziehen sich – sofern nicht anders kenntlich gemacht – auf alle Geschlechter.

Beispiel-Formulierung 1 herunterladen

In der vorliegenden Arbeit wird darauf verzichtet, bei Personenbezeichnungen sowohl die männliche als auch die weibliche Form zu nennen. Die männliche Form gilt in allen Fällen, in denen dies nicht explizit ausgeschlossen wird, für beide Geschlechter.

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Die in dieser Hausarbeit verwendeten Personenbezeichnungen beziehen sich immer gleichermaßen auf weibliche und männliche Personen. Auf eine Doppelnennung und gegenderte Bezeichnungen wird zugunsten einer besseren Lesbarkeit verzichtet.

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Es gibt keine feste Position für den Gender-Hinweis. Meist steht er in einer wissenschaftlichen Arbeit aber an einer der drei folgenden Stellen:

  • Zwischen Inhaltsverzeichnis und Einleitung auf einer eigenen Seite
  • Am Ende der Einleitung nach der Beschreibung des Aufbaus der Arbeit
  • In einer Fußnote, nachdem das erste Mal eine Personenbezeichnung verwendet wurde

Wenn der Gender-Hinweis auf einer eigenen Seite steht, nimmst du ihn auch in das Inhaltsverzeichnis der Hausarbeit auf. Wenn er Teil der Einleitung ist oder in einer Fußnote steht, wird er nicht im Inhaltsverzeichnis erwähnt. 

Du musst Personenbezeichnungen zwar nicht gendern, wenn du einen Gender-Hinweis setzt, allerdings erfüllst du damit auch nicht das Ziel, das mit dem Gendern verfolgt wird.

Durch das Gendern sollen alle Geschlechter sichtbar gemacht werden und sich angesprochen fühlen. Wenn du nur das generische Maskulinum verwendest, kann das dazu führen, dass sich Frauen oder Menschen anderen Geschlechts nicht einbezogen fühlen.

Dieses Problem kann aber nicht mit einem Gender-Hinweis gelöst werden. Mit dem Hinweis zeigst du zwar, dass dir das Problem bekannt ist, du änderst aber nichts an deiner Vorgehensweise.

Aus diesem Grund wird der Gender-Hinweis von vielen Fachbereichen auch als unzureichend angesehen und kann zu Punktabzug bei der Bewertung führen. 

Um die Anforderungen zu erfüllen, die heutzutage im Hinblick auf geschlechtergerechte Sprache an Studierende gestellt werden, musst du richtig gendern . 

Falls dir das Thema Gendern noch Schwierigkeiten bereitet, bietet Scribbr dir verschiedene Formen der Unterstützung an.

Die Genderprüfung

Mit der Genderprüfung kannst du überprüfen, ob du in deiner Hausarbeit richtig gegendert hast. Bei der Genderprüfung wirst du auf bisher nicht gegenderte Ausdrücke hingewiesen und erhältst Vorschläge, wie du das Wort in dem ausgewählten Genderstil gendern kannst. 

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Die Genderkorrektur

Die Genderkorrektur ist ein Dienst, den du zusammen mit dem Lektorat & Korrekturlesen deiner wissenschaftlichen Hausarbeit buchen kannst. 

Unsere Genderexperten und -expertinnen prüfen die geschlechtergerechten Schreibungen in deinem Text. Sie achten nicht nur darauf, ob alle notwendigen Wörter gegendert sind, sondern auch darauf, ob alle verwendeten Formen zulässig sind. 

Zudem achten sie bei dem von dir gewählten Genderstil auf Einheitlichkeit:

  • Schrägstrich (Beispiel: Lehrer/-innen)
  • Gendersternchen (Beispiel: Lehrer*innen)
  • Genderdoppelpunkt (Beispiel: Lehrer:innen)
  • Unterstrich (Lehrer_innen)
  • Binnen-I (Beispiel: LehrerInnen)
  • Neutrale Formulierungen (Beispiel: Lehrende)
  • Paarform (Beispiel: Lehrer und Lehrerinnen)

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Bonus: Das Gender-Wörterbuch

Mit dem Gender-Wörterbuch kannst du ganz einfach geschlechtergerechte Alternativen für einzelne Wörter finden. Du gibst ein Wort ein und wir zeigen dir, wie du es in verschiedenen Stilen gendern kannst.

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Den Gender-Hinweis für deine Hausarbeit kannst du beispielsweise folgendermaßen formulieren:

Es gibt keine feste Position für den Gender-Hinweis . Du kannst ihn beispielsweise an diese Stellen in deiner Hausarbeit setzen:

Heutzutage werden hohe Anforderungen an Studierende im Hinblick auf geschlechtergerechte Sprache gestellt. Um sie zu erfüllen, reicht es in der Regel nicht aus, einen Gender-Hinweis zu setzen.

Für das richtige Gendern bietet dir Scribbr mit der Genderprüfung und der Genderkorrektur Unterstützung.

‚Gender-Disclaimer‘ ist ein anderes Wort für ‚ Gender-Hinweis ‘. In einem Gender-Hinweis machst du in deiner Hausarbeit darauf aufmerksam, dass mit Personenbezeichnungen im generischen Maskulinum alle Geschlechter gemeint sind.

Der Nachteil ist, dass damit das eigentliche Ziel des Genderns nicht erfüllt wird. Deswegen wird die Verwendung des Gender-Disclaimers auch nicht von allen Fachbereichen akzeptiert.

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Schrader, T. (2023, 15. Februar). Gender-Hinweis Hausarbeit: Vorlage und wohin er gehört. Scribbr. Abgerufen am 9. Juni 2024, von https://www.scribbr.de/hausarbeit/gender-hinweis-hausarbeit-vorlage/

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Gender erklärung bachelorarbeit.

Eine wissenschaftliche Bachelorarbeit sollte eine geschlechtsneutrale Schreibweise beinhalten. Der Sinn dabei ist, dass kein Geschlecht sich ausgegrenzt fühlt oder nur einseitig betrachtet wird.

Die Herausforderung beim Gendern in einer Bachelorarbeit ist, dass der Lesefluss ungestört bleibt. Daher gibt es verschiedene Gender-Techniken , die dir 1a-Studi in diesem Artikel näher erklärt.

Oftmals ist es jedoch ratsam, aufgrund der besseren Lesbarkeit und in Bezug auf das Thema der Bachelorarbeit, Begriffe nicht zu gendern. Du verwendest durchgehend das generische Maskulinum.

Solltest du dich für eine maskuline Form in deiner Bachelorarbeit entscheiden, dann kann es sein, dass nach den Richtlinien deiner Hochschule eine Bachelorarbeit Gender Erklärung gefordert ist. In diesem Artikel findest du Vorlagen für Gender Erklärungen .

  • Inhaltsverzeichnis
  • Geschlechtsneutrale Formulierung
  • Vorlage Download
  • Gendern in Texten
  • Einfügen in Bachelorarbeit
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Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit

Für das wissenschaftlich korrekte Formulieren gilt immer die Eindeutigkeit. Je nach Fachbereich bietet es sich an, eine genderneutrale Sprache zu verwenden. Dies würde sogar den Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit unwichtig machen. Eine Voraussetzung hierfür ist, dass du dich konsequent an das gendergerechte Formulieren hältst.

Gendergerechte Sprache

  • Doppelnennung mit Schrägstrich oder Klammern (z. B. Student/in; Schüler(in)
  • Gender Sternchen (z. B. Professsor*in)

Der Sinn für eine genderneutrale Sprache in wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten ist es, dass keine Auskunft über das Geschlecht der genannten Personen gegeben wird. Somit schließt du kein Geschlecht aus und beziehst Aussagen ausdrücklich auf nur eine Gruppe.

1a-Studi-Tipp: Ob du einheitliche genderneutrale Formulierungen in deiner wissenschaftlichen Bachelorarbeit formuliert hast, prüfen die Lektoren von 1a-Studi beim Korrekturlesen und Lektorat für dich.

Gender Bachelorarbeit Beispiel:

  • Studierende statt Studenten
  • Beschäftigte statt Mitarbeiter
  • Teilnehmende statt Befragte

Eine weitere Möglichkeit für den Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit ist die Nennung der weiblichen und männlichen Form. Bei dieser Formulierungsart werden beide Gruppen gleichberechtigt genannt. Ein Nachteil hierbei ist, dass dein Text dadurch sehr lang werden kann, was an einigen Stellen die Lesbarkeit mindert.

Gender gleichberechtigt Beispiel:

  • Studentinnen und Studenten statt Studenten
  • Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter statt Mitarbeiter
  • Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer statt Teilnehmer

Wissenschaftliches Lektorat

Die Korrektur der Gender-Schreibweise ist inklusive beim wissenschaftlichen Lektorat ? Interessiert an einer Eins Komma im Studium?

Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit mit Gender Gap

Der sogenannte Gender_Gap ist eine Trennung der maskulinen und femininen Form. Dadurch wird es möglich, beide Geschlechter gleichermaßen anzusprechen, ohne diese tatsächlich auszuschreiben. Diese geschlechtsneutrale Formulierung hat den Vorteil, dass dein Text nicht unnötig aufgebläht wird.

Gender Gap Beispiel:

  • Mitarbeiter_innen
  • Schüler_innen
  • Teilnehmer_innen

Weitere Formen für den Gender Gap sind:

  • Mitarbeiter*innen
  • Mitarbeiter/innen
  • MitarbeiterInnen

1a-Studi-Tipp: Welche Form des Gender Gaps für deine wissenschaftliche Bachelorarbeit verwenden sollst, solltest du in Absprache mit deinem Professor klären. Hierzu findest du auch oft Hinweise in den Richtlinien deiner Hochschule zur geschlechtergerechten Sprache.

Gender Erklärung Bachelorarbeit Vorlage

Mithilfe der Gender Disclaimer Bachelorarbeit kann die Einbeziehung beider Geschlechter explizit betont werden. Der Grund, warum das Gendern in wissenschaftlichen Abschlussarbeiten nicht von Studenten gewählt wird, ist, dass der Lesefluss bestmöglich gewährleistet werden soll.

Wähle aus den folgenden Gender Erklärungen Vorlagen für deine Bachelorarbeit:

Gendern in Bachelorarbeit

Eine der größten Herausforderungen ist es, einen Gender Satz in der Bachelorarbeit sauber und verständlich zu formulieren. Vor allem, wenn Artikel dazu kommen, kann der Lesefluss gestört werden. Daher ist es ratsam, dass du den bereits erwähnten Gender_Gap für die Formulierungen in deiner Bachelorarbeit verwendest.

Schlechtes Beispiel:

  • … deswegen werden der/die Mitarbeiter
  • … aufgrund der Lücke entsteht für einen Teil der Mitarbeiter_innen ein ungewolltes Risiko, wobei die oder der Mitarbeiter_innen jeweils einzeln …

Gutes Beispiel nach der Korrektur:

  • Deswegen werden die Mitarbeiter_innen
  • … für einen Teil der Mitarbeiter_innen entsteht aufgrund der Lücke ein ungewolltes Risiko. Je nach Geschlecht werden dabei …

Wie du an diesem Beispiel siehst, kann das Gendern zur schwierigen Lesbarkeit eines Textes in einer wissenschaftlichen Bachelorarbeit führen. Daher sollten Texte, die mit einer geschlechtsneutralen Sprache formuliert wurden, unbedingt von einem 1a-Studi Lektor Korrektur gelesen werden.

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Gender Bachelorarbeit Risiken:

  • Sätze werden unverständlich
  • Lesefluss wird negativ beeinflusst
  • Besondere Grammatik in den Nebensätzen
  • Ansprechen von exakt einem Geschlecht in Gender-Texten
  • Weibliche Personen werden angesprochen

Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit wohin

Für die richtige Platzierung des Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit gibt es mehrere Möglichkeiten. Die erste ist die explizite Erwähnung als Bachelorarbeit Gender Erklärung nach dem Inhaltsverzeichnis und vor der Einleitung. Die zweite Möglichkeit ist die Erwähnung innerhalb der Einleitung nach dem Aufbau der Arbeit.

Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit als Gliederung

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Sperrvermerk

  • Abbildungsverzeichnis
  • Tabellenverzeichnis
  • Abkürzungsverzeichnis
  • ➡ Gender Erklärung

Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit in der Einleitung

  • Einstieg in das Thema
  • Problemstelle
  • Zielsetzung
  • Aufbau der Arbeit
  • ➡ Gender Hinweis

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Nur männliche Form in Bachelorarbeit

Je nach Fachbereich ist es für eine Bachelorarbeit oftmals keine Anforderung, die Texte in einer geschlechtsneutralen Schreibweise (Gendern) zu formulieren. Dass dies so ist, merkst du ebenfalls in der aktuellen Fachliteratur. Diese ist sehr häufig nur in der männlichen Form formuliert.

Sollte deine Hochschule oder dein Professor keine geschlechtsneutrale Formulierung für deine Bachelorarbeit anfordern, dann solltest du aufgrund der Lesbarkeit und des besseren Textverständnisses , wie gewohnt, die männliche Form verwenden.

Um dennoch beide Geschlechter anzusprechen, kannst du den in diesem Artikel bereits erwähnte Gender Hinweis oder auch Gender Disclaimer in deine Arbeit einfügen.

Männliche Form Vorteile

  • Satzverständlichkeit
  • Kein Umdenken, da Basisliteratur sehr oft männlich
  • Weniger Risiko bei der Grammatik
  • Keine Probleme beim Wechsel zwischen beiden und einem Geschlecht

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Gender Erklärung Bachelorarbeit

Inhaltsverzeichnis

  • 1 Was ist gendern? Gendern Bedeutung
  • 2 Gender Erklärung Masterarbeit – Notwendigkeit
  • 3 Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit: Verwendung von Geschlechtsformulierungs­varianten
  • 4 Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit Vorlage Gender- Gender Erklärung Bachelorarbeit Vorlage
  • 5 Gender Disclaimer Bachelorarbeit Wichtige Hinweise – Mögliche Problemfälle
  • 6 Wo kommt Gender Disclaimer hin Bachelorarbeit? Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit wohin?
  • 7 Inkludieren Bedeutung – Was bedeutet es?
  • 8 Wie formuliert man einen Gender Hinweis?
  • 9 FAQ zu Gendergerechtem Schreiben in wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten

Die Bedeutung von Gender Erklärung Bachelorarbeit kann nicht genug betont werden. Unsere Sprache hat die Macht, zu beeinflussen, wie wir die Welt wahrnehmen und wie wir mit ihr interagieren. Es hilft uns, unsere Erfahrungen zu beschreiben, unsere Gedanken auszudrücken und Verbindungen zu anderen aufzubauen.

Sprache ist ein Spiegelbild der Kulturen, Gesellschaften und Zeiten, in denen wir leben. Seit Jahren stützt sich das wissenschaftliche Schreiben, einschließlich der Entwicklung von Abschlussarbeiten, stark auf generische männliche Begriffe. Diese Konvention übersieht die Notwendigkeit, alle Geschlechter einzubeziehen, und verstärkt ein voreingenommenes sprachliches Paradigma.

Die Welt hat jedoch begonnen, den Einfluss und die Bedeutung der Sprache für die Verbreitung von Inklusivität zu erkennen. Infolgedessen wurde der Schwerpunkt auf die wissenschaftliche Arbeit Gender Erklärung in der Sprache gelegt und auf einen inklusiveren und respektvolleren Sprachgebrauch gedrängt, der alle Geschlechter berücksichtigt. Dies ist besonders wichtig in akademischen Umgebungen, in denen Sprache Wissen, Einstellungen und wissenschaftliches Verständnis prägen kann.

Was ist gendern? Gendern Bedeutung

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Im Kontext der Sprache beinhaltet Gendering die Verwendung von Sprachformen, die Geschlecht ausdrücken oder implizieren. Zum Beispiel die Verwendung von „er“ oder „sie“ als Pronomen, die Verwendung geschlechtsspezifischer Titel wie „Vorsitzender“ oder „Vorsitzende“ oder die Verwendung einer geschlechtsneutralen Sprache sind alles Arten der Geschlechtszuordnung und wie man gendert.

Beim wissenschaftlichen Schreiben ist es wichtig, die Genderaspekte sorgfältig zu berücksichtigen und korrekt gendern, um die Inklusion zu fördern und eine Aufrechterhaltung der Geschlechtervoreingenommenheit zu vermeiden. Dazu gehört, dass Sie so weit wie möglich eine geschlechtsneutrale oder inklusive Sprache verwenden, Geschlechterstereotypen vermeiden und Ihren Umgang mit geschlechtsspezifischer Sprache transparent machen (oft durch eine Gender Neutral Erklärung im Text). Sie können viele Gendern Beispiele online finden.

Gender Erklärung Masterarbeit – Notwendigkeit

Wenn es um akademische Integrität geht, stehen ethische Überlegungen wie genderneutrale Sprache im Mittelpunkt. Einer der entscheidenden Aspekte dieser Überlegungen ist die Inklusivität aller Geschlechter und die Masterarbeit Gender Erklärung . Eine wissenschaftliche Abschlussarbeit ist nicht nur ein akademisches Unterfangen; Es trägt zu einem breiteren Wissensbestand bei, der das Potenzial birgt, Perspektiven zu formen, Ideen zu inspirieren und Richtlinien zu beeinflussen.

Aufgrund seiner Bedeutung ist die Verwendung geschlechtersensibler Sprache und Gender Disclaimer  im wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten nicht nur optional, sondern eine notwendige Verantwortung. Indem wir alle Gender beim wissenschaftlichen Schreiben anerkennen, stärken wir nicht nur den Grundsatz der Gleichberechtigung, sondern reduzieren auch Voreingenommenheit und erweitern die Zugänglichkeit und Relevanz der Arbeit. Wenn die Geschlechtervielfalt in der Gender Pronomen Erklärung anerkannt wird, schaffen wir eine präzisere, umfassendere Darstellung unserer Welt, die eine Realität widerspiegelt, in der mehrere Geschlechter koexistieren und erheblich zum Gefüge der Gesellschaft beitragen.

Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit: Verwendung von Geschlechtsformulierungs­varianten

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Diese Vorgehensweise ist insbesondere dann von Vorteil, wenn das Geschlecht der Person, auf die verwiesen wird, nicht bekannt ist oder wenn es für das besprochene Thema irrelevant ist. Ein weiterer Ansatz zur Förderung der Geschlechterintegration Hinweis Gender Bachelorarbeit besteht in der Verwendung sowohl männlicher als auch weiblicher Formen.

Begriffe wie „er oder sie“ und „sein oder sie“ werden in wissenschaftlichen Texten und Gender Erklärung Hausarbeit  immer häufiger verwendet und sorgen für eine ausgewogenere Darstellung.

Es kann jedoch auch Fälle geben, in denen die Verwendung einer geschlechtsspezifischen Sprache erforderlich ist, insbesondere bei der Diskussion von Themen, die ein bestimmtes Geschlecht betreffen. In diesen Fällen trägt die Verwendung Gender Disclaimer Bachelorarbeit dazu bei, Genauigkeit und Relevanz zu gewährleisten. Der Schlüssel liegt darin, sich des Kontexts bewusst zu sein und geschlechtsspezifische Formulierungsvarianten und Gender Erklärung zu verwenden, die den Nuancen der Geschlechtersensibilität entsprechen.

Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit Vorlage Gender- Gender Erklärung Bachelorarbeit Vorlage

Die Einbeziehung vom Gender Hinweis in wissenschaftliche Arbeiten ist ein wachsender Trend, der die Bedeutung der Geschlechtergleichstellung anerkennt. Eine Gender Erklärung Wissenschaftliche Arbeit, die normalerweise im Vorwort oder in der Einleitung der Arbeit platziert wird, weist auf die Herangehensweise des Autors an Geschlechtsneutralität oder Gender Sprache Beispiel im gesamten Werk hin.

Ein Autor gibt ein Gender Sprache Beispiel an, dass er in der Dissertation so weit wie möglich eine geschlechtsneutrale Sprache verwendet hat oder dass alle verwendeten männlichen Begriffe alle Geschlechter repräsentieren sollen, insbesondere in Fällen, in denen eine Unterscheidung zwischen den Geschlechtern nicht unbedingt erforderlich ist. Die Verwendung einer Masterarbeit Gender Erklärung  fördert die Transparenz und zeigt ein Engagement für Gender-Sensibilität gendergerecht .

Damit Sie es besser verstehen, sehen Sie sich Gender Erklärung wissenschaftliche Arbeit Vorlage hier an:

  • Gender Disclaimer Bachelorarbeit Vorlage 1
  • Bachelorarbeit Gender Erklärung Beispiel-Formulierungen 2
  • Bachelorarbeit Gender Disclaimer 3

Die Gender Erklärung Vorlage ist ein tolles Hilfsmittel für Stundenten.

Gender Disclaimer Bachelorarbeit Wichtige Hinweise – Mögliche Problemfälle

Beim Streben nach der Gendererklärung  und Gender Erklärung Formulierung beim wissenschaftlichen Schreiben ist es wichtig, sich potenzieller Problemfälle bewusst zu sein. In erster Linie sollten Stereotypisierungen oder Annahmen über das Geschlecht strikt vermieden werden.

Diese Praktiken können zu Voreingenommenheit und Ungenauigkeiten in der Arbeit führen. Auch die übermäßige Verwendung der Gender Neutral Erklärung kann zu Verwirrung führen, insbesondere wenn im Text auf bestimmte Personen Bezug genommen wird. Darüber hinaus wird die Verwendung von „sie“ als Singularpronomen zwar zunehmend akzeptiert, von einigen Lesern jedoch immer noch als grammatikalisch falsch empfunden.

Um Missverständnisse zu vermeiden, sollte die Verwendung daher Im Gender Erklärung Bachelorarbeit klar angegeben werden. Schließlich ist es von entscheidender Bedeutung, die einheitliche Verwendung des Geschlechts im gesamten Projekt aufrechtzuerhalten, um Klarheit zu gewährleisten und Unklarheiten zu vermeiden.

Wo kommt Gender Disclaimer hin Bachelorarbeit? Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit wohin?

Viele stellen die Fragen Gender Hinweis Bachelorarbeit wohin oder Gender Erklärung Bachelorarbeit wohin.  Eine Gender Hinweis Formulierung Bachelorarbeit erscheint normalerweise im Vorwort oder in der Einleitung der Abschlussarbeit. Wo Gender Hinweis kommt, wird auch oft selbst angegeben.  Durch diese Platzierung wird sichergestellt, dass sich die Leser über die Herangehensweise des Autors an geschlechtsspezifische Sprache im Klaren sind, bevor sie sich mit dem Hauptinhalt des Werks befassen. In einigen Fällen kann es auch im Abschnitt „Methoden“ oder „Ansatz“ erscheinen, wenn die Verwendung einer geschlechtsspezifischen Sprache für die Methodik der Studie besonders relevant ist. Aber die Bachelorarbeit Gender Hinweis Fußnote bleibt leer.

Inkludieren Bedeutung – Was bedeutet es?

Inklusivität ist ein Prinzip, das die Einbeziehung von Menschen unterschiedlicher Herkunft, Erfahrung und Identität in einem bestimmten Umfeld oder Kontext beinhaltet. Dabei geht es darum, die unterschiedlichen Identitäten und Erfahrungen des Einzelnen anzuerkennen, zu respektieren und zu wertschätzen. Inklusivität bedeutet sicherzustellen, dass sich jeder wertgeschätzt, gehört und einbezogen fühlt, unabhängig von Rasse, Religion, Geschlecht, Alter, sexueller Orientierung, Fähigkeiten oder sozioökonomischem Status.

Wie formuliert man einen Gender Hinweis?

Um eine Gender Sternchen Erklärung  zu formulieren, müssen Sie in Ihrer Abschlussarbeit kurz Ihre Herangehensweise an geschlechtsspezifische Sprache Gender Arten Erklärung  erläutern. Wir haben oben das Gendersprache Beispiel für die Gender Erklärung in Bachelorarbeit.

Hier finden Sie eine Gender Liste Erklärung:

Gender Formulierung Vorlage
Richtig gendern mit * zwischen maskuline und feminine Endung angehängt Student*in, Lehrer*in
Doppelpunkt zwischen maskuline und feminine Endung angehängt Student:in, Lehrer:in
Gendergap (Unterstrich) Student_innen, Lehrer_innen
Binnen I LeserInnen, ProfessorIn, ArbeitnehmerInnenschutz
Generisches Maskulinium die Politiker, die Lehrer
Generisches Femininum die Studentinnen
Wechselmodell permanenter Wechsel zwischen maskuliner und femininer Form
Doppelnennungen (auch als konsequente Dopplung bezeichnet) Arbeiterinnen und Arbeiter

Hier gibt es zusätzlich zwei Unterkategorien:

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FAQ zu Gendergerechtem Schreiben in wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten

➡️ Was bedeutet gendergerechtes Schreiben?

Gendergerechtes Schreiben bedeutet, Sprache so zu verwenden, dass alle Geschlechter gleichermaßen berücksichtigt und repräsentiert werden, um Inklusivität zu fördern.

➡️ Soll Gender-Hinweis im Inhaltsverzeichnis stehen?

Normalerweise steht Gender-Hinweis im Vorwort oder in der Einleitung, manchmal auch im Methoden- oder Ansatz-Abschnitt, je nach Relevanz für die Methodik der Studie. Ob ein Gender-Hinweis im Inhaltsverzeichnis stehen sollte, hängt von verschiedenen Faktoren ab, darunter der Kontext des Dokuments, die Zielgruppe und die Richtlinien der Institution oder Organisation.

➡️ Was sind Beispiele für genderneutrale Pronomen?

„Sie“, „ihr“ und „sich selbst“ sind Beispiele für geschlechtsneutrale Pronomen.

➡️ Was sind verschiedene Gender Hinweis Formulierungen?

Sternchen: Student*in, Doppelpunkt: Student:in, Gendergap: Student_in, Binnen-I: StudentInnen, Doppelnennungen: Arbeiterinnen und Arbeiter.

➡️ Wie kann ich Gender-Disclaimer formulieren?

In unserem Beitrag finden Sie mehrere Gender-Disclaimer Vorlagen, die Sie erfolgreich nutzen können.

➡️ Warum ist gendergerechtes Schreiben wichtig in einer Bachelorarbeit?

Es fördert die Inklusion, reduziert geschlechtsspezifische Voreingenommenheit und sorgt für eine präzisere Darstellung der Realität, in der alle Geschlechter repräsentiert sind.

➡️ Wie gendert man in einer Bachelorarbeit?

Die Einbeziehung einer Gender Erklärung in eine Bachelorarbeit erfordert einige Schritte. Erstens sollten Sie versuchen, so weit wie möglich geschlechtsneutrale Begriffe Gender Beispiele zu verwenden und geschlechtsspezifische Substantive. Zweitens: Verwenden Sie geschlechtsspezifische Pronomen wie „sie“ oder „ihr“, wenn das Geschlecht der Person, auf die Sie sich beziehen, nicht bekannt oder relevant ist. Drittens sollten Sie bei Ihrem Sprachgebrauch auf mögliche geschlechtsspezifische Vorurteile achten und geschlechtsspezifische Annahmen oder Stereotypen vermeiden. Fügen Sie abschließend Erklärung Gender Hausarbeit  hinzu, um Ihre Herangehensweise an geschlechtsspezifische Sprache zu verdeutlichen.

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In contemporary society, women have made significant gains in terms of their participation rate as undergraduate students worldwide, to the extent to which a feminization of higher education thesis has been put forward. Claims have arisen that women are “taking over” higher education, not only in terms of student numbers, but also the culture of universities (Leathwood and Read 2009 ).

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More Than "Thoughts by the Way": Young Women and the Overland Journey Finding Themselves Through Narrative Voice, 1940-1870

 

2010

Que(e)rying Harvard Men, 1941-1951: A Project on Oral Histories

 

2010

When Welfare Queens Speak: Survival Rhetoric in the Face of Domination

African and African American Studies

2010

ACT UP New York: Art, Activism and the AIDS Crisis, 1987-1993

Visual and Environmental Studies

2009

 

"Gay, Straight, or Lying?": The Cultural Silencing of Male Bisexuality in America

 

2009

 

"I had never seen a beautiful woman with just one breast": Beauty and Norms of Femininity in Popular Breast Cancer Narratives

 

2009

Diego Garcia: Islands of Empire, Archipelagos of Resistance

 

2009

Zion Sexing Palestine

 

2009

Are You Sisters?: Motherhood, Sisterhood, and the Impossible Black Lesbian Subject

African and African American Studies

2009

Girl Interpellated: Female Childhoods and the Trauma of Nationalist Subjectivity

History and Literature

2009

Breaching the Subject of Birth: An Examination of Undergraduate Women's Perceptions of "Alternative" Birthing Methods

Sociology

2008

Biomedicalizing the Labor of Love: Narratives of Maternal Disability and Reproduction

 
2008

Dis/locating the Margins: Gloria Anzaldúa and New Potential for Feminist Pedagogy

 
2008

Mommy, Where Do Babies Come From? Egg Donation and Popular Constructions of Authentic Motherhood

 
2008

Parallel Histories and Mutual Lessons: Advocates Negotiate Feminism and Domestic Violence Services in Immigrant Communities in Boston

 
2008

SILENCE=DEATH: (Re)Presentations of "The AIDS Epidemic" 1981-1990

 
2008

The "Sparrow in the Cage": Images of the Emaciated Body in Representations of Anorexia Nervosa

 
2008

Theater of the Abject: The Powers of Horror in Sarah Kane's

 
2008

Toward a Participatory Framework for Inclusive Citizenship: Haitian Immigrant Women's Claim to Civic Space in Boston

 
2008

"Keepin' it Real," Queering the Real: Queer Hip Hop and the Performance of Authenticity

African and African American Studies

2008

On the Surface: Conceptualizing Gender and Subjectivity in Chinese Lesbian Culture

East Asian Languages and Civilization

2008

Viewing Post-War Black Politics Through a New Lens: Tracing Changes in Ann Perry's Conception of the Mother-Child Relationship, 1943-1965

History and Literature

2008

Silent Families and Invisible Sex: Christian Nationalism and the 2004 Texas Sex Education Battle

Social Studies

2008

White 2.0: Theorizing White Feminist Blogging

Social Studies

2007

Do Mothers Experience The Mommy Wars?: An Examination of the Media's Claims About the Mommy Wars and the Mothers Who Supposedly Fight In Them

 

2007

On The Offense: The Apologetic Defense and Women's Sports

 

2007

Stop Being Polite & Start Getting "Real": Examining Madonna & Black Culture Appropriation in the MTV Generation

 

2007

The Inviability of Balance: Performing Female Political Candidacy

 

2007

The Money Taboo

English

2007

Somewhere Over the Rainbow Nation: The Dynamics of the Gay and Lesbian Movement and the Countermovement After a Decade of Democracy in South Africa

Government

2007

Facing The Empress: Modern Representations of Women, Power and Ideology In Dynasty China

Religion

2007

Re-Evaluating Homosexuality: Extralegal Factors in Conservative Jewish Law

Social Studies

2007

 

Who's Producing Your Knowledge?: Filipina American Scholars

Social Studies

2006

"The Potential of Universality": Discovering Gender Fluidity Through Performance

 
2006

 

Coming Out of the Candlelight: Erasure, Politics, and Practice at the 2005 Boston Transgender Day of Remembrance

 

2006

May Our Daughters Return Home: Transnational Organizing to Halt Femicide in Ciudad Juarez

 
2006

She Let It Happen: An Analysis of Rape Myth Acceptance among Women

Anthropology

2006

"This is no time for the private point of view": Vexing the Confessional in the Poetry of Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton

History and Literature

2006

Relying on the Experts: The Hidden Motives of Tampon Manufacturers, Feminist Health Activists and the Medical Community During the American Toxic Shock Epidemic from 1978- 1982

History of Science

2006

(In)visibility: Identity Rights and Subjective Experience in Gay Beirut

Social Studies

2006 Popular Feminism in the Dominican Republic

Social Studies

2006 Redefining the 'Crisis in Citizenship': The Emergence of Immigrant Women as Political Actors in the United States

Social Studies

2006 The New Goddess: Women, Progress, and Patriarchy in the Hindu Nationalist Movement

Social Studies

2005

"Takin' Back the Night!" Buffy the Vampire Slayer and "Girl Power" Feminism

 
2005

Bread Winners or Bread Makers? The Professional Challenges for Working Women

 
2005

Power to the People! Or Not: The Exceptional Decrease in Women’s Formal and Informal Political Participation in Slovenia During Democratization

 
2005

To Whom Many Doors Are Still Locked: Gender, Space & Power in Harvard Final Clubs

 
2005

Coca Politics: Women's Leadership in the Chapare

Anthropology

2005

Redressing Prostitution: Trans Sex Work and the Fragmentation of Feminist Theories

Government

2005

The Media Coverage of Women, Ten Years Later, in the 108th Congress, Has Anything Changed Since 'The Year of the Women' in 1992

Government

2005

Divided Designs: Separatism, Intersectionality, and Feminist Science in the 1970s

History of Science

2005

Completing the Circle: Singing Women's Universality and the Music of Libana

Music

2005

Attitudes, Beliefs and Behavior Towards Gays and Lesbians

Psychology

2005

Beauty and Brains: The Influence of Stereotypical Portraits of Women on Implicit Cognition

Psychology

2005

"Rational Kitchens" How Scientific Kitchen Designs Reconfigured Domestic Space and Subjectivity from the White City to the New Frankfurt

Social Studies

2004

Begin By Imagining: Reflections of Women in the Holocaust

 
2004

Feminism within the Frame: An Analysis of Representations of Women in the Art of Americas Collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

History of Art and Architecture

2004

The Fluid Body: Gender, Agency, and Embodiment in Chöd Ritual

Religion

2004

Parodic Patriotism and Ambivalent Assimilation: A Rereading of Mary Antin's The Promised Land

Romance Languages and Literatures

2004

Virgin, Mother, Warrior: The Virgin of Guadalupe as an Icon of the Anti- Abortion Movement

Romance Languages and Literatures

2004

Feminist Evolutions: An exploration and response to the disconnect between young women and contemporary dominant feminism

Social Studies

2004

Public Enemies: South Asian and Arab Americans Navigate Racialization and Cultural Citizenship After 9/11

Social Studies

2004

 

The Blue Stockinged Gal of Yesterday is Gone: Life-course Decision-making and Identity Formation of 1950s Radcliffe College Graduates

Social Studies

2003

 

At the Narrative Center of Gravity: Stories and Identities of Queer Women of Color

 

2003

 

Embodying the Psyche, Envisioning the Self: Race, Gender, and Psychology in Postwar American Women’s Fiction

 

2003

 

From Many Mouths to Her Mind: Pursuits of Selfhood, the American Woman, and the Self-Help Book

 

2003

 

Out of Love: The Permissibility of Abuse in Love and Self Development

 

2003

 

Promising Monsters, Perilous Motherhood: The Social Construction of 20th Century Multiple Births

 

2003

 

Sexing the Gender Dysphoric Body: A Developmental Examination of Gender Identity Disorder of Childhood

 

2003

 

The Specter of Homoeroticism: Recasting Castration in David Fincher's 'Fight Club'

 

2003

 

Women's Occupational Health: A Study of Latina Immigrant Janitors at Harvard

Biology

2003

 

Accidental Bodies

English

2003

 

Transformations in the Polish Female Gender Model from Communism to Democracy

History of Science

2003

 

Between Nation and World: Organizing Against Domestic Violence in China

Social Studies

2003

 

The Process of Becoming: Cultural Identity-Formation Among Second-Generation South Asian Women in the Contexts of Marriage and Family

Social Studies

2002

 

A Turn of the Page: Contemporary Women’s Reading Groups in America

 

2002

 

Bordering Home

 

2002

 

Canary in a Coal Mine: The Mixed Race Woman in American History and Literature

 

2002

 

Reflections in Yellow

 

2002

 

My Rights Don't Just Come to Me: Palestinian Women Negotiating Identity

Anthropology

2002

 

“Progressive Conservatism”: The Intersection of Boston Women's Involvement in Anti-Suffrage and Progressive Reform, 1908 - 1920

History

2002

 

“What Can a Woman Do?”: Gender, Youth, and Citizenship at Women's Colleges During World War I

History

2002

 

Building Strong Community: A Study of Queer Groups at Northeastern, Brandeis, and Harvard

Sociology

2001

 

Taking Care: Stereotypes, Medical Care, and HIV+ Women

 

2001

 

Of Tongues Untied: Stories Told and Retold by Working-Class Women

 

2001

 

On Display: Deconstructing Modes of Fashion Exhibition

 

2001

 

The Un-Candidates: Gender and Outsider Signals in Women's Political Advertisements

 

2001

 

Tugging at the Seams: Feminist Resistance in Pornography

 

2001

 

Witnessing Memory': Narrating the Realities of Immigrant and Refugee Women

 

2001

 

“La Revolution Tranquille”: Concubinage: The Renegotiation of Gender and the Deregulation of Conjugal Kinship in the Contemporary French Household

Anthropology

2001

 

What is “natural” about the menstrual cycle?

Anthropology

2001

 

Multi-Drug Resistance in Malaria: Identification and Characterization of a Putative ABC-Transporter in Plasmodium falciparum

Biology

2001

 

“We Was Girls Together”: The Role of Female Friendship in Nella Larsen's and Toni Morrison's

English

2001

 

Pom-Pom Power--The History of Cheerleading at Harvard

History

2001

 

Conception of Gender in Artificial Intelligence

History of Science

2001

 

“Hysterilization”: Hysterectomy as Sterilization in the 1970s United States

History of Science

2001

 

What's Blood Got to Do with It? Menarche, Menstrual Attitudes, Experiences, and Behaviors

Psychology

2001

 

Facing the Screen: Portrayals of Female Body Image on Websites for Teenagers

Sociology

2001

 

They're Not Those Kinds of Girls: The Absence of Physical Pleasure in Teenage Girls' Sexual Narratives

Sociology

2000

 

(Re)Writing Woman: Confronting Gender in the Czech Masculine Narrative

 

2000

 

“Like a Nuprin: Little, Yellow, Queer”: The Case for Queer Asian American Autobiofictional Performance

 

2000

 

Sex, Mothers, and Bodies: Chilean Sex Workers Voicing their Honor

Anthropology

2000

 

Mapping his Manila: Feminine Geographies of the City in Nick Joaquin's

English

2000

 

Precious Mettle: Margaret DeWitt, Susanna Townsend, and Mary Jane Megquier Negotiate Environment, Refinement & Femininity in Gold Rush California

History

2000

 

From to : Analyzing the Aesthetics of Spoken Word Poetry

History and Literature

2000

 

The Hymeneal Seal: Embodying Female Virginity in Early Modern England

History of Science

2000

 

Suit Her Up, She's Ready to Play: How the Woman-in-a-Suit Tackles Social Binaries

Social Studies

1999

 

"From the Bones of Memory": Women's Stories to the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission

 

1999

 

"When We Get Married, We'll Live Next Door to Each Other": Adolescence, Girl-Friends, and "Lesbian" Desires

 

1999

 

Healthy Bodies, Healthy Lives: The Women's Health Initiative and the Politics of Science

 

1999

 

Adah Isaacs Menken, The [Un]True Stories: History, Identity, Memory, Menken, and Me

Afro-American Studies

1999

 

Situated Science: Margaret Cavendish and Natural Philosophical Discourse

English

1999

 

From "Sympathizers" to Organizers: The Emergence of the Women's Liberation Movement from the New Left at Harvard-Radcliffe

History

1999

 

Re-(e)valu[ate/ing] Madonna: Understanding the Success of Post-Modernity's Greatest Diva

Music

1999

 

"Let's Not Change the Subject!": Deliberation on Abortion on the Web, in the House and in Abortion Dialogue Groups

Social Studies

1999

 

A Socialist-Feminist Re-vision: An Integration of Socialist Feminist and Psychoanalytic Accounts of Women's Oppression

Social Studies

1999

 

Common Visions, Differing Priorities, Challenging Dynamics: An Examination of a Low-Income Immigrant Women's Cooperative Project

Sociology

1998

 

"I Don't Want to Grow Up - If It's Like That": Carson McCullers's Construction of Female Adolescence and Women's Coming of Age

 

1998

 

Another Toxic Shock: Health Risks from Rayon and Dioxin in Chlorine Bleached Tampons Manufactured in the United States, a Public Policy Analysis

 

1998

 

Damned Beauties of the Roaring Twenties: The Death of Young, White, Urban, American Women and

 

1998

 

Just Saying No? A Closer Look at the Messages of Three Sexual Abstinence Programs

 

1998

 

The Cost of Making Money: Exploring the Dissociative Tendencies of College Educated Strippers

 

1998

 

Whose Sexuality? Masochistic Sexual Fantasies and Notions of Feminist Subjectivity

 

1998

 

That Takes Balls…or Does it? A Historical and Endocrinologic Examination of the Relation of Androgens to Confidence in Males and Females

Anthropology

1998

 

black tar/and honey: Anne Sexton in Performance

English

1998

 

Redefining the Politics of Presence: The Case of Indian Women in Panchayati Raj Institutions

Government

1998

 

The Psychic Connection: The historical evolution of the psychic hotline in terms of gender, spirituality, and talk therapy

History

1998

 

Visions and Revisions of Love: and the Crisis of Heterosexual Romance

Visual and Environmental Studies

1997

 

"I Feel it in My Bones That You are Making History": The Life and Leadership of Pauli Murray

 

1997

 

"Reports from the Front: Welfare Mothers Up in Arms": A Case Study with Policy Implications

 

1997

 

All the Weapons I Carry 'Round with Me: Five Adult Women Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse Speak about Their Experiences with Impact Model Mugging

 

1997

 

: Manufacturing Multiplicity from American Fashion Magazines

 

1997

 

Listening to Stories of Prison: The HIV Epidemic in MCI-Framingham

 

1997

 

The Communicating Wire: Bell Telephone, Farm Wives, and the Struggle for Rural Telephone Service

 

1997

 

When I Grow Up I Want to Be a Good Girl: Adolescent Fiction and Patriarchal Notions of Womanhood

 

1997

 

Out of the Courtroom and onto the Ballot: The Politicization of the 1930s and '40s Massachusetts Birth Control Movement

History

1997

 

"The Role For Which God Created Them": Women in the United States' Religious Right

Social Studies

1997

 

Potent Vulnerability: American Jewry and the Romance with Diaspora

Social Studies

1996

 

"I Certainly Try and Make the Most of it": An Exploratory Study of Teenage Mothers Who Have Remained in High School

 

1996

 

In Their Own Words: Life and Love in the Literary Transactions of Adolescent Girls

 

1996

 

Math/Theory: Constructing a Feminist Epistemology of Mathematics

 

1996

 

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall…" Nella Larsen, Alice Walker, and the Self-Representation of Black Female Sexuality

 

1996

 

Racial Iconography and Feminist Film: A Cultural Critique of Independent Women's Cinema

 

1996

 

Real Plums in an Imaginary Cake: Mary McCarthy and the Writing of Autobiography

 

1996

 

Single-Mother Poverty: A Critical Analysis of Current Welfare Theory and Policy from a Feminist, Cultural Perspective

 

1996

 

Intra-household Resource Allocations in South Africa: Is There a Gender Bias?

Economics

1996

 

Vision and Revision: The Naked Body and the Borders of Sex and Gender

English

1996

 

Are Abusive Men Different? And Can We Predict Their Behavior?

Psychology

1996

 

Racial Iconography and Feminist Film: A Cultural Critique of Independent Women's Cinema

Visual and Environmental Studies

1995

 

"What Does a Girl Do?": Teenage Girls' Voices in the Girl Group Music of the 1950s and '60s

 

1995

 

Continuing the Struggle: Gender Equality in an Egalitarian Community

 

1995

 

Elements of Community: Re-entering the Landscape of Utah Mormonism

 

1995

 

Loving and Living Surrealism: Reuniting Leonora Carrington and Max Ernst

 

1995

 

Reading the Body: The Physiological Politics of Gender in Charlotte Bronte's , Margaret Oliphant's , and Mary Braddon's

 

1995

 

Searching for a Place Apart: A Journey into and out of Bulimia Nervosa

 

1995

 

The Flagstad Case

 

1995

 

The Sound Factory

 

1995

 

Visual Strategies of the Contemporary U.S. Abortion Conflict

 

1995

 

Working Women, Legitimate Lives: The Gender Values Underlying 1994 Welfare Reform

 

1995

 

The Hormone Replacement Therapy Decision: Women at the Crossroads of Women's Health

Anthropology

1995

 

The Economic Consequences of Domestic Violence

Economics

1995

 

"It's My Skin": Gender, Pathology, and the Jewish Body in Holocaust Narratives

English

1995

 

Essentialist Tensions: Feminist Theories of the "Maleness" of Philosophy

Philosophy

1994

 

Differences Among Friends: International feminists, USAID, and Nigerian women

 

1994

 

Helke Sander and the Roots of Change: Gaining a Foothold for Women Filmmakers in Postwar Germany

 

1994

 

On Dorothy Allison's and Literary Theory on Pain and Witnessing

 

1994

 

Redefining : A Study of Chicana Identity and the Malinche Image

 

1994

 

The Feminist Critique of the Birth Control Pill

 

1994

 

The Re-visited: Women Villains in Contemporary Hollywood Cinema

 

1994

 

The Framings of Ethel Rosenberg: Gender, Law, Politics, and Culture in Cold War America

 

1994

 

Tradition and Transgression: Gender Roles in Ballroom Dancing

 

1994

 

When Pregnancy is a Crime: Addiction, Pregnancy and the Law

 

1994

 

Strategic Sentiments: Javanese Women and the Anthropology of Emotion

Anthropology

1994

 

Engendering Bodies in Pain: Trauma and Silence in Dorothy Allison's

English

1994

 

The Flowers of Middle Summer

English

1994

 

Conceptions of Self, Relationships and Gender Roles in Japanese American Women in California and Hawaii

Psychology

1993

 

Bad Mothers and Wicked (wo)Men: Facts and Fictions about Serial Killers

 

1993

 

Child of Imagination: Literary Analysis of Woolf, Steedman, Rich & Gilligan

 

1993

 

Gender Roles on Trial During the Reign of Terror

 

1993

 

Grief and Rage: The Politics of Death and the Political Implications of Mourning

 

1993

 

Jewels in the Net: Women Bringing Relation into the Light of American Buddhist Practice

 

1993

 

Mamas Fighting for Freedom in Kenya

 

1993

 

Rethinking "Feminine Wiles": Sexuality and Subversion in the Fiction of Jane Bowles

 

1993

 

Sexing the Machine: Feminism, Technology, and Postmodernism

 

1993

 

Sisterhood is Robin? The Politics of the Woman-Centered Feminist Discourse in the New Ms. Magazine

 

1993

 

"Thank God for Technology!" Taking a Second Look at the Technocratic Birth Experience

 

1993

 

Where She Slept These Many Years

 

1993

 

Women's Narratives of Anger: Exploring the Relationship between Anger and Self

 

1993

 

Edith Wharton's : Gendered Paradoxes and Resistance to Representation

English

1993

 

Sociocognitive and Motivational Influences on Gender-Linked Conduct

Psychology

1992

 

Conceptions of the Female Self: A Struggle Between Dominant and Resistant Forces

 

1992

 

Objectified Subjects: Women in AIDS Clinical Drug Trials

 

1992

 

Re-membering the American Dream: Woman in the Process of Placing a Beam in a Bag

 

1992

 

: Voices of Resistance

 

1992

 

Women and War

 

1992

 

Women of the Cloister, Women of the World: American Benedictines in Transition

 

1992

 

The Changing Lives of Palestinian Women in the Galilee: Reflections on Some Aspects of Modernization by Three Generations

Anthropology

1992

 

Blending the Spectrum: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Women and HIV Disease

Biology

1992

 

Maestra: Five Female Orchestral Conductors in the United States

Music

1992

 

Negotiating Identity: Multiracial People Challenging the Discourse

Social Studies

1992

 

Pain, Privacy, and Photography: Approaches to Picturing the Experiences of Battered Women

Visual and Environmental Studies

1991

 

Incest and the Denial of Paternal Fallibility in Psychoanalysis and Feminist Theory

 

1991

 

Sex and the Ivory Girl: Judy Blume Speaks to the Erotics of Disembodiment in Adolescent Girls' Discourses of Sexual Desire

 

1991

 

Women's Secrets, Feminine Desires: Narrative Hiding and Revealing in Frances Burney's , Emily Bronte's , and Mary Braddon's

 

1991

 

Workers, Mothers and Working Mothers: The Politics of Fetal Protection in the Workplace

 

1991

 

Appalachian Identity: A Contested Discourse

Anthropology

1991

 

Half-Baked in Botswana: Why Cookstoves Aren't Heating Up the Kitchen

Economics

1991

 

"Management of Men": Political Wives in British Parliamentary Politics, 1846-1867

History

1991

 

re:Visions of Feminism: An Analysis of Contemporary Film and Video Directed by Asian American Women

Social Studies

1990

 

A Mini-Revolution: hemlines, gender identity, and the 1960s

 

1990

 

Feeding Women and Children First: A Study of the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants and Children

 

1990

 

On Refracting a Voice: Readings of Tatiana Tolstaia

 

1990

 

Private Lives in Public Spaces: Marie Stopes, The Mothers' Clinics, and the Practice of Contraception

 

1990

 

: Meaning and Community Re-orient/ed

 

1990

 

With Child: Women's Experiences of Childbirth from Personal, Historical, and Cultural Perspectives

 

1990

 

Representing "Miss Lizzie": Class and Gender in the Borden Case

History and Literature

1990

 

Seductive Strategies: Towards an Interactive Model of Consumerism

History and Literature

1990

 

Nancy Chodorow's Theory Examined: Contraceptive Use Among Sexually Active Adolescents

Psychology

1990

 

Choosing Sides: Massachusetts Activists Formulate Opinions on the Abortion Issue

Social Studies

1989

 

Influence of Early Hollywood Films on Women's Roles in America

 

1989

 

Rethinking Sex and Gender in a World of Women without Men: Changing Consciousness and Incorporation of the Feminine in Three Utopias by Women

 

1989

 

A Different Voice in Politics: Women As Elites

Government

1989

 

The Lady Teaches Well: Middle-Class Women and the Sunday School Movement in England, 1780-1830

History

1989

 

The Analytical Muse: Historiography, Gender and Science in the Life of Lady Ada Lovelace

History of Science

1989

 

The Tragic Part of Happiness: The Construction of the Subject in

Literatures

1989

 

The Ideology of Gender Roles in Contemporary Mormonism: Feminist Reform and Traditional Reaction

Religion

1988

 

La fonction génératrice: French Feminism, Motherhood, and Legal Reform, 1880-1914.

 

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Women's and Gender Studies Theses and Dissertations

Theses/dissertations from 2023 2023.

Social Media and Women Empowerment in Nigeria: A Study of the #BreakTheBias Campaign on Facebook , Deborah Osaro Omontese

Theses/Dissertations from 2022 2022

Going Flat: Challenging Gender, Stigma, and Cure through Lesbian Breast Cancer Experience , Beth Gaines

Incorrect Athlete, Incorrect Woman: IOC Gender Regulations and the Boundaries of Womanhood in Professional Sports , Sabeehah Ravat

Transnational Perspectives on the #MeToo and Anti-Base Movements in Japan , Alisha Romano

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

Criminalizing LGBTQ+ Jamaicans: Social, Legal, and Colonial Influences on Homophobic Policy , Zoe C. Knowles

Dismantling Hegemony through Inclusive Sexual Health Education , Lauren Wright

Theses/Dissertations from 2020 2020

Transfat Representation , Jessica "Fyn" Asay

Theses/Dissertations from 2019 2019

Ain't I a Woman, Too? Depictions of Toxic Femininity, Transmisogynoir, and Violence on STAR , Sunahtah D. Jones

“The Most Muscular Woman I Have Ever Seen”: Bev FrancisPerformance of Gender in Pumping Iron II: The Women , Cera R. Shain

"Roll" Models: Fat Sexuality and Its Representations in Pornographic Imagery , Leah Marie Turner

Theses/Dissertations from 2018 2018

Reproducing Intersex Trouble: An Analysis of the M.C. Case in the Media , Jamie M. Lane

Race and Gender in (Re)integration of Victim-Survivors of CSEC in a Community Advocacy Context , Joshlyn Lawhorn

Penalizing Pregnancy: A Feminist Legal Studies Analysis of Purvi Patel's Criminalization , Abby Schneller

A Queer and Crip Grotesque: Katherine Dunn's , Megan Wiedeman

Theses/Dissertations from 2017 2017

"Mothers like Us Think Differently": Mothers' Negotiations of Virginity in Contemporary Turkey , Asli Aygunes

Surveilling Hate/Obscuring Racism?: Hate Group Surveillance and the Southern Poverty Law Center's "Hate Map" , Mary McKelvie

“Ya I have a disability, but that’s only one part of me”: Formative Experiences of Young Women with Physical Disabilities , Victoria Peer

Resistance from Within: Domestic violence and rape crisis centers that serve Black/African American populations , Jessica Marie Pinto

(Dis)Enchanted: (Re)constructing Love and Creating Community in the , Shannon A. Suddeth

Theses/Dissertations from 2016 2016

"The Afro that Ate Kentucky": Appalachian Racial Formation, Lived Experience, and Intersectional Feminist Interventions , Sandra Louise Carpenter

“Even Five Years Ago this Would Have Been Impossible:” Health Care Providers’ Perspectives on Trans* Health Care , Richard S. Henry

Tough Guy, Sensitive Vas: Analyzing Masculinity, Male Contraceptives & the Sexual Division of Labor , Kaeleen Kosmo

Theses/Dissertations from 2015 2015

Let’s Move! Biocitizens and the Fat Kids on the Block , Mary Catherine Dickman

Interpretations of Educational Experiences of Women in Chitral, Pakistan , Rakshinda Shah

Theses/Dissertations from 2014 2014

Incredi-bull-ly Inclusive?: Assessing the Climate on a College Campus , Aubrey Lynne Hall

Her-Storicizing Baldness: Situating Women's Experiences with Baldness from Skin and Hair Disorders , Kasie Holmes

In the (Radical) Pursuit of Self-Care: Feminist Participatory Action Research with Victim Advocates , Robyn L. Homer

Theses/Dissertations from 2013 2013

Significance is Bliss: A Global Feminist Analysis of the Liberian Truth and Reconciliation Commission and its Privileging of Americo-Liberian over Indigenous Liberian Women's Voices , Morgan Lea Eubank

Monsters Under the Bed: An Analysis of Torture Scenes in Three Pixar Films , Heidi Tilney Kramer

Theses/Dissertations from 2012 2012

Can You Believe She Did THAT?!:Breaking the Codes of "Good" Mothering in 1970s Horror Films , Jessica Michelle Collard

Don't Blame It on My Ovaries: Exploring the Lived Experience of Women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and the Creation of Discourse , Jennifer Lynn Ellerman

Valanced Voices: Student Experiences with Learning Disabilities & Differences , Zoe DuPree Fine

An Interactive Guide to Self-Discovery for Women , Elaine J. Taylor

Selling the Third Wave: The Commodification and Consumption of the Flat Track Roller Girl , Mary Catherine Whitlock

Theses/Dissertations from 2010 2010

Beyond Survival: An Exploration of Narrative Healing and Forgiveness in Healing from Rape , Heather Curry

Theses/Dissertations from 2009 2009

Gender Trouble In Northern Ireland: An Examination Of Gender And Bodies Within The 1970s And 1980s Provisional Irish Republican Army In Northern Ireland , Jennifer Earles

"You're going to Hollywood"!: Gender and race surveillance and accountability in American Idol contestant's performances , Amanda LeBlanc

From the academy to the streets: Documenting the healing power of black feminist creative expression , Tunisia L. Riley

Developing Feminist Activist Pedagogy: A Case Study Approach in the Women's Studies Department at the University of South Florida , Stacy Tessier

Women in Wargasm: The Politics of Womenís Liberation in the Weather Underground Organization , Cyrana B. Wyker

Theses/Dissertations from 2008 2008

Opportunities for Spiritual Awakening and Growth in Mothering , Melissa J. Albee

A Constant Struggle: Renegotiating Identity in the Aftermath of Rape , Jo Aine Clarke

I am Warrior Woman, Hear Me Roar: The Challenge and Reproduction of Heteronormativity in Speculative Television Programs , Leisa Anne Clark

Theses/Dissertations from 2007 2007

Reforming Dance Pedagogy: A Feminist Perspective on the Art of Performance and Dance Education , Jennifer Clement

Narratives of lesbian transformation: Coming out stories of women who transition from heterosexual marriage to lesbian identity , Clare F. Walsh

The Conundrum of Women’s Studies as Institutional: New Niches, Undergraduate Concerns, and the Move Towards Contemporary Feminist Theory and Action , Rebecca K. Willman

Theses/Dissertations from 2006 2006

A Feminist Perspective on the Precautionary Principle and the Problem of Endocrine Disruptors under Neoliberal Globalization Policies , Erica Hesch Anstey

Asymptotes and metaphors: Teaching feminist theory , Michael Eugene Gipson

Postcolonial Herstory: The Novels of Assia Djebar (Algeria) and Oksana Zabuzhko (Ukraine): A Comparative Analysis , Oksana Lutsyshyna

Theses/Dissertations from 2005 2005

Loving Loving? Problematizing Pedagogies of Care and Chéla Sandoval’s Love as a Hermeneutic , Allison Brimmer

Exploring Women’s Complex Relationship with Political Violence: A Study of the Weathermen, Radical Feminism and the New Left , Lindsey Blake Churchill

The Voices of Sex Workers (prostitutes?) and the Dilemma of Feminist Discourse , Justine L. Kessler

Reconstructing Women's Identities: The Phenomenon Of Cosmetic Surgery In The United States , Cara L. Okopny

Fantastic Visions: On the Necessity of Feminist Utopian Narrative , Tracie Anne Welser

Theses/Dissertations from 2004 2004

The Politics of Being an Egg “Donor” and Shifting Notions of Reproductive Freedom , Elizabeth A. Dedrick

Women, Domestic Abuse, And Dreams: Analyzing Dreams To Uncover Hidden Traumas And Unacknowledged Strengths , Mindy Stokes

Theses/Dissertations from 2001 2001

Safe at Home: Agoraphobia and the Discourse on Women’s Place , Suzie Siegel

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Women, Environment and Development: Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America , Evaline Tiondi

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Morrison, Shannon (MA) Navigating Secret Societies: Black Women in the Commercial Airline Industry

Tobin, Erin Campy Feminisms: The Feminist Camp Gaze in Independent Film

Branfman, Jonathan Millennial Jewish Stars: Masculinity, Racial Ambiguity, and Public Allure

Lee, Juwon (MA) The Globality of the Seoul Queer Culture Festival: Subverting the Neocolonial Queer Narrative

Strand, Lauren   Toward the Transformative Inclusion of Students with Nonvisible Disabilities in STEM: An Intersectional Exploration of Stigma Management and Self-Advocacy Enactments

Austin, Sierra   Black Girl Genius: Theorizing Girlhood, Identity and Knowledge Production

Cumpstone, Tess (MA)  Acts of Public Survival: The Role of Artivism in Exposing the Sexist-Ableist Nexus in Campus Rape Culture

Demiri, Lirika (MA)  Stories of Everyday Resistance, Counter-memory, and Regional Solidarity: Oral Histories of Women Activists in Kosova

Rodriguez-Arguelles Riva, Sara Thickening Borders: Deterrence, Punishment, and Confinement of Refugees at the U.S. Border

Serpico, Jaclyn (MA)  Age, Race, Parity, and Access to Same-Day IUD Insertion at Obstetrician-Gynecology Practices in Ohio: A Mystery Client Study

Benson, Krista   Generations of Removal: Child Removal of Native Children in Eastern Washinton State Through Compulsory Education, Foster Care, Adoption, and Juvenile Justice

Fuller, Denise A.   Creating Resistance on the Border: Coalitions and Counternarratives to S.B. 1070

Isoke, Saidah (MA)   “Thank God for Hip-hop”: Black Female Masculinity in Hip-hop Culture

Gabbard, Sonnet D.   Old Ties and New Binds: LGBT Rights, Homonationalisms, Europeanization and Post-War Legacies in Serbia

Sengupta, Anindita   The Desired Baby: Assisted Reproductive Technology, Secrecy, and a Cultural Account of Family Building in India

DasGupta, Debanuj   Racial Regulations and Queer Claims to Livable Lives

Livingston, Katherine G.   Adoptee Access to Original Birth Certificates and the Politics of Birthmotherhood in Ohio, 1963-2014

Swenson, Haley S.   Reproducing Inequality: Cooking, Cleaning, and Caring in the Austerity Age

Tai, Yu-Chen   (W)holistic Feminism: Decolonial Healing in Women of Color Literature  

Tu, Angela Wen-Chun (MA) The Construction of Legal Credibility for Rape Survivors Who Are International Students

Husain, Taneem   Empty Diversity in Muslim America: Religion, Race, and the Politics of U.S. Inclusion

Dean, MacRorie (MA)  Affective Intervention: Beyond Campus Rape Prevention

Nieto, Nicole   Recipes of Recovery and Rebuilding: The Role of Cookbooks in Post-Katrina New Orleans

Chitnis, Varsha Sanjeev  Women’s Lives, Women’s Stories: Examining Caste Through Life History Interviews in Baroda

Day, Allyson L.   The Ability Contract The Ideological, Affective, and Material Negotiations of Women Living with HIV

Kaedbey, Dima   Building Theory Across Struggles: Queer Feminist Thought from Lebanon

Rossie, Amanda   New Media, New Maternities: Representations of Maternal Femininity in Postfeminist Popular Culture

McKee, Kimberly Devon   The Transnational Adoption Industrial Complex: An Analysis of Nation, Citizenship, and the Korean Diaspora

Roy, Raili   ”Jagoron: Awakening” to Gender in Non Governmental Organizations in Contemporary Bengal

Genetin, Victoria A.   Shifting Toward A Spiritualized Feminist Pedagogy: Gloria E. Anzaldúa And Thich Nhat Hanh in Dialogue

Mkhize, Gabisile Promise   African Women: An Examination of Collective Organizing Among Grassroots Women in Post Apartheid South Africa

Popielinski, Lea Marie   Noncorporeal Embodiment and Gendered Virtual Identity

Brown, Adriane J.   Distinctly Digital: Subjectivity and Recognition in Teenage Girls' Online Self-Presentations  (2011)

Kock, Stacia L.   Towards Inclusion: Expanding And Challenging Citizenship Through Intersectional Antipoverty Activism  (2011)

Linder, Kathryn E.   Narratives of Violence, Myths of Youth: American Youth Identity in Fictional Narratives of School Shootings  (2011)

Brennan, Susan Catherin e  Cinematic Adaptation and the Problem of Citizenship: Mapping Women’s Diasporic Authorship in a Post-9/11 World

Cochran, Shannon M.   Corporeal (isms): Race, Gender, and Corpulence Performativity in Visual and Narrative Cultures

Holmes, Christina M.   Chicana Environmentalisms: Deterritorialization as a Practice of Decolonization

Mitchell, Anne Michelle   Civil Rights Subjectivities and African American Women’s Autobiographies: The Life-Writings of Daisy Bates, Melba Patillo Beals, and Anne Moody

Isbister, Dong   The “Sent-Down Body” Remembers: Contemporary Chinese Immigrant Women’s Visual and Literary Narratives

Smith, Sarah Anne   Love, Sex, and Disability: The Ethics and Politics of Care in Intimate Relationships

Heo, Min Sook Globally Agreed Upon, Locally Troubled: The Construction of Anti-Violence Legislation, Human Rights Discourse, and Domestic Violence in South Korea

Johnson, Lakesia Denise   The Iconography of the Black Female Revolutionary and New Narratives of Justice

Schrock, Richelle D. Cultural Divides, Cultural Transitions: The Role of Gendered and Racialized Narratives of Alienation in the Lives of Somali Muslim Refugees in Columbus, Ohio

Zhang, Lu Transnational Feminisms in Translation: The Making of a Women’s Anti-Domestic Violence Movement in China

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Dissertations/Theses/Capstones from 2024 2024

Not Sanitized for Your Protection: AIDS and the Politics of Trash , Emma Banks

“Back from Cuba with Machetes and Cameras” Feminist Contour Lines through the Venceremos Brigade: 1969-1971 and Today , Nicolette Bull

Grieving: A Record of My Becoming , Neyshka Diaz Maldonado

Cinema and Ritual: Decolonial Feminist Approaches to Image-Making in the Americas and the Caribbean , Natalie M. Erazo

Looking for a Better Chair: The L Word and Learning How to Sit , Beans Fernandez

Final Report: Media Intern Position at CLAGS , Nicolle Marquez

Uses of the Intuition: The Role of Intuition in Birth Work (Towards An Intuitive Epistemology) , Kayla R. Reece

Desire Lines: An Annotated Screenplay , Alexandra Tydings

Altruistic Imperialism: The Co-optation of Mutual Aid by the Nonprofit Industrial Complex , Kelly T. Waltz

Dissertations/Theses/Capstones from 2023 2023

An Analysis of Feminist Care Networks in the Editorial Intern Position at Women's Studies Quarterly , Angela G. Boscarino

Overview of the Intern Position at SexGenLab and the Importance of Public Scholarship , Elizabeth S. Chapin

How the U.S. Mainstream Media Perpetuates Cis White Masculine Hegemony , Yelena Dzhanova

The Queer Comedy Boom: The History of LGBTQ+ Stand-up Comedy , Marcelle Karp

The Queer Life of Lorena Hickok , Samantha D. Leyerle

Uprooting Patriarchy: Meditations on Gender, Masculinities, and Healing Through Buddhist Practices , Noah Souder-Russo

Dissertations/Theses/Capstones from 2022 2022

A History of the Center for the Study of Women and Society, 1975–2015 , Clarisa Gonzalez

Lactating Justice: Constructing a Society Economically Focused on Optimizing Health through Human Lactation , Shadley Hobour

An Overview and Assessment of the Editorial Assistant Position at Women’s Studies Quarterly , Amy M. Iafrate

A Qualitative Exploration of Discourses in Fan Community, /r/boyslove , Jessica Lin

My Favorite Thing is Monster Theory: Horror Comics and deMONSTRating Difference in Emil Ferris’s "My Favorite Thing is Monsters" , Jennifer Rossberg

Exploring the Boundaries of Queerness from Academia to Activism , Jillian M. (Silvia) Miranda

Let ‘Em Talk: An Exploration of and Challenge to the White Supremacy and Colonization of Black and Brown Girls in United States Public Schools , Keara Small

Dissertations/Theses/Capstones from 2021 2021

Put Yourself First (In a Sexy Way): Postfeminist Beauty Messaging and Resistant Media Texts , Margarita Artoglou

Constructing Curriculum: Centering Identities in Sex Education , Jozette Belmont

The Impact of State Violence on Women During the 22 Years of Dictatorship in The Gambia , Isatou Bittaye-Jobe

Fantasies of Representation: Methods of Feminist Literary Analysis , Alexandra Johnson

Towards a Decolonial Feminist Aesthetics: Gender, Race, and Empire in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee , Juwon Jun

What Do You Think She’s Gonna Do With a Set of Real Claws?: Gender, Race, and Sexuality in Onscreen Portrayals of Women Werewolves , Ashleigh K. Williams

The Compressed Modernity of Legalizing Same-sex Marriage in Taiwan: Digital Activism, Human Rights Discourse, and Intertwined Sexual, Political and National Identities , Jyun-Jie Yang

Dissertations/Theses/Capstones from 2020 2020

If It Wasn’t for the Women: An Exploration of Works by Renita Weems, Wil Gafney, & Kelly Brown Douglas , Charlene Adams

“I’m Real I Thought I Told Ya”: Developing Critical Media Literacy Through U.S. Latinx Digital Media Representations , Solange T. Castellar

Cracks in the Bathroom Stall: A Discourse Analysis on Transgender Bathroom Usage at Garden Spot High School , Kirsten D. Corneilson

Legitimizing Violence at the European Border: Gendered Misrepresentations at Sea and the Vulnerable Other , Michela Demelas

Transgender in College: Engaging Marginalized Collegiate Students , Lo Ferguson

¿Cómo Traducimos "Ni Una Más" al Inglés?: Latin American Manifestation of the Phenomenology of Femicide, and the United States’ Subsequent Internal Neglect , Suemi Mendez

Desexualizing Queer Identities: Methods to Validating Non-Sexual Romantic Attraction and Relationships , Unnati Patel

Dissertations/Theses/Capstones from 2019 2019

“Let’s Call Painful Sex Disorders Sexual Disabilities Instead”: A Feminist Disability Critique of Feminist Representations and Medical Representations of Sexual Disorders of Pain , Oyku Akin

Intergenerational Teenage Motherhood: Memory and Material Culture , Aspen Christian

Refusing White Privacy , Olivia Dunbar

Feminist and Anti-Feminist Discourses on Abortion in Haiti from 2010 to 2019 , Katia Henrys

“The Least Sexually Confident Women in the World”: International NGOs and the Racialized Politics of Obstetric Fistula , Googie S. Karrass

Paradoxes of Feminist Stances in “New Turkey”: Reconceiving NGO-State Relationships in the Case of KAMER , Irem Kilic

Gender Affirmative Monopoly: Who is "Trans* Enough" to Receive Gender Affirmative Treatment In Norway? , Emilie Kristine Krumsvik

HEARING/s: Will in the Carceral Archive , Kayla Morse

Sexual Harassment of Professional Women: Joan Williams's The Wintering and Her Apprenticeship with William Faulkner , Naoko Ohri

Black Amerinquen , Kayla Marie Rodriguez

Dissertations/Theses/Capstones from 2018 2018

"It's like They're Right There Next to You": Maintaining Girls' Camp Friendships via Mobile Media , Elise Bragard

Progressive Commemoration: Public Statues of Historical Women in Urban American Cities , Melanie D. Chin

Queer Repurposed Artifacts: The State of New York City’s Contemporary West Village Bars , Stephanie DeBiase

Who Is It For? Personal Writing and Antagonistic Readers , Dana Glaser

Dolls Who Speak: Sex Robots, Cyborgs and the Image of Woman , Victoria E. Pihl Sorensen

A Critical Assessment of the Internship at the NGO Committee on the Status of Women, New York , Ching-Kang Wang

Women and Work: African American Women in Depression Era America , Sarah Ward

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Representation of gender roles in the novel An Enola Holmes Mystery #1:The Case of the Missing Marquess and its Netflix film adaptation

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Abstract. This Bachelor’s thesis compares and analyses the differences in the representation of gender roles between the novel An Enola Holmes Mystery #1: The Case of the Missing Marquess by Nancy Springer, and its Netflix film adaptation Enola Holmes by Henry Bradbeer. Both materials are targeted towards children and young adults, and the genre in both is a mystery in which the main character, Enola Holmes, tries to solve two mysteries: the case of the missing marquess, and her mother Eudoria Holmes’ disappearance. The theoretical and methodological framework consists of literary analysis, adaptation theory, and theories regarding gender studies. The framework enables the conceptualisation and analysis of gender and gender roles in both types of materials. Three elements of both materials are analysed in the thesis: the representation by Enola’s character and in the dialogue between the characters in both materials, and in linguistic descriptions of the novel and visual elements of...

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