'Gender relations' presentation slideshows

Virginia Woolf

Virginia Woolf. MODERNISM. Period from early 1900s to roughly 1965 Sudden and unexpected breaks with traditional ways of viewing and interacting with the world. Experimentation and individualism became virtues. Modernism. The guiding principles of this movement were:

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Equity and the Expansion of Access to Treatment and Care in Southern Africa

Equity and the Expansion of Access to Treatment and Care in Southern Africa. Based on case studies commissioned by Equinet and Oxfam GB With active support from UNAIDS and SADC Health Desk.

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The Early Modern Period

The Early Modern Period. Part IV 1450-1750. Remember the Periods. 8,000 B.C.E.-600 B.C.E 600 B.C.E.-600 C.E. 600 C.E.-1450 1450-1750 1750-1914 1914-Present (Though in the future, they will, I predict, have a period 1914-2001). 1450: A Turning Point.

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Social Development and Human Resources

Social Development and Human Resources. Ida Bastiaens Colin Clarke Bokgyo Jeong (Jonathan). Summary of this Week. The focus of this week are as follows:

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CariMAN : Engaging Men in Advocacy

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Chapter 5: Seeds of Revolution !!

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An Operational Approach to Early Stimulation of Young Children: Field Notes

An Operational Approach to Early Stimulation of Young Children: Field Notes . What is Stimulation?. Any engagement/activity that aims to build positive self image i n a child and equip her with necessary tools Development of sensory organs of the children: techniques will vary with age.

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The Political and Social Structure of Classical India

The Political and Social Structure of Classical India. The Political and Social Structure of Classical India. Political Development Attempts at unification Mauryan Dynasty Gupta Dynasty. The Political and Social Structure of Classical India. Unification Result of outside invasions

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History teaching with passion

Passion & Independence How history prepares students to thrive Based on a lecture given at the University of Durham April 2012. History teaching with passion. What historians say about teaching: some headlines. History teaching with passion.

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Kimberly Fisher Centre for Time Use Research Department of Sociology, University of Oxford

Changing the terms of economic and policy debates: the importance of collecting and archiving time use surveys in the promotion of gender justice. Kimberly Fisher Centre for Time Use Research Department of Sociology, University of Oxford. 125 years of time use surveys .

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Sylvia Junko Yanagisako and Jane Fishburne Collier Toward a Unified Analysis of Gender and Kinship

Sylvia Junko Yanagisako and Jane Fishburne Collier Toward a Unified Analysis of Gender and Kinship. in Kinship and Family: An Anthropological Reader , edited by Robert Parkin and Linda Stone: pgs 275-293.

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ES2002 Business Communication

ES2002 Business Communication. Intercultural Communication. Definition of culture.

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Gender Training Workshop

Gender Training Workshop. What is gender?. Gender refers to the socially determined roles, responsibilities, behaviour, characteristics of women and men in a given culture Socialization at home, school, media, etc.

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FEMINISM

FEMINISM. 14 JUNE 2010. What is the Theory of Feminism?. Introduced gender as a relevant empirical category and analytical tool for understanding global power relations as well as a normative position from which to consider alternative world orders. Example of Influential Feminism Approach.

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Modern European Revolutions: Review

Modern European Revolutions: Review. From 1917 to 1989. Russian Revolution, 1917-1921. Historical background: Tsarist state which was slow to modernize politically and economically. Late 19 th century: Rise of revolutionary movements on the left ( Narodniki , Nihilists, Socialists)

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The basic social building blocks in most societies are kinship systems and/or household forms: (families).

The basic social building blocks in most societies are kinship systems and/or household forms: (families). . They are very important units for cross-cultural understanding. variations of marriage (cross-culturally) issues of sexuality and reproductive capacity of women and men.

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Stranglehold on the Heart: What 19 th Century Music Reveals About Gender Roles

Stranglehold on the Heart: What 19 th Century Music Reveals About Gender Roles. Thad Kanupp Dr. Olsen ENG-111 9 October, 2007 Tusculum College. Gender Roles in the 1800s.

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Things Fall Apart By Chinua Achebe

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What Makes Vision, Policies and Strategies in the Field of Literacy in Africa?

What Makes Vision, Policies and Strategies in the Field of Literacy in Africa?. Why Literacy Provision in Africa. Africa is an international player in literacy discussions (Hamburg-Dakar) Characterized by low investments and low returns from education (Poverty, illiteracy)

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Unit Three: Regional and Transregional Interactions

Unit Three: Regional and Transregional Interactions. 600 - 1450. Good to Know during this time period. Eastern and western hemispheres were not joined Although trade is intensifying during this era, there is no real sustained contact between the hemispheres.

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