21. Gender Issues: Information From Answers.com Many benefits accrue to investments in women's schooling, which range from social payoffs (such as lower fertility rates, improved children and women's health, greater life http://www.answers.com/topic/gender-issues

var isReferenceAnswers = true; BodyLoad('s'); On this page Library Animal Life Health History, Politics, Society ... Technology Gender Issues Education Encyclopedia: Gender Issues Home Library Education Encyclopedia Many benefits accrue to investments in women's schooling, which range from social payoffs (such as lower fertility rates, improved children and women's health, greater life expectancy for women and men, and higher schooling attainment by new generations) to individual improvements (such as older age at marriage, reduced teen pregnancy, greater participation and productivity into the labor force, and a greater sense of independence in economic and political decisions). For education to have a positive effect, particularly in wages, it appears that women must reach a threshold of attainment between four years of primary-level schooling and completion of primary schooling. Access to Schooling Women's access to schooling is far from equal to that of men, with considerable variation among developing regions. Official statistics for enrollment tend to underestimate the dimension of this problem; nonetheless they indicate that there are between 120 million and 150 million children ages six to eleven out of school. This group is mostly poor, and about two-thirds are girls. In South Asia, the Arab region, and sub-Saharan Africa, about 600 million boys and girls attend school, but 42 million fewer girls than boys are enrolled at the primary level and 33 million fewer at the secondary school, as reported in 1999 by Shanti Conly and Nada Chaya. Due to low access to basic education when young, twothirds of the 900 million illiterates are women. The literacy gender gap has been narrowing over time, except in South Asia.

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23. Department Of Gender Studies, Indiana University Gender study program at I.U. http://www.indiana.edu/~gender/index.html

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26. The Gender Fallacy William C Dowling of Rutgers argues that, once a poem is spoken or published, it belongs to the public and it is about the human being, not specific to the gender of the author. http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~wcd/gender.htm

The Gender Fallacy William C. Dowling The genetic fallacy as I want to consider it is usefully exemplified in an analysis of Eloisa to Abelard undertaken a few years ago by Ellen Pollak in a feminist study of the poetry of Pope and Swift. Eloisa to Abelard poses a genuine problem for feminist criticism precisely because Eloisa has to so many generations of readers seemed so real "as a woman." Crying out from the lonely walls of the convent to which she has been exiled by their tragic love affair, speaking to an absent and imagined Abelard with all the passion that she must have felt when she was younger and they were together, Eloisa has always been a poetic voice behind whom it has seemed difficult or, what is perhaps the same thing, irrelevant to hear the voice of an "actual" Alexander Pope. There are several logical problems here. The first is that it is hard to see how, insofar as it begins from a notion of male writers as in some necessary sense misogynist, a properly feminist interpretation of Eloisa to Abelard could come to any other conclusion. Pollak herself explicitly raises this issue as part of the question whether Pope or Swift might not, in this or that isolated instance, have registered a genuine empathy with female experience. But it is not a suggestion she wishes to entertain. Even "to argue whether or not the texts of the two poets are misogynist is," she points out, "already to entertain the possibility that they (or some of them) may not be." And, "since these texts are the products of a phallocentric culture and of its authorizing sign-systems and codes" (183), it is something like an a priori certainty that they will mirror their misogynist origins.

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31. Gender Deconstruct Richard Rorty, 1993 paper at University of California at San Diego Feminism, Ideology, and Deconstruction a Pragmatist View. (Special Issue Feminism and Pragmatism) http://gort.ucsd.edu/jhan/ER/rr.html

Feminism, Ideology, and Deconstruction: a Pragmatist View Rorty, Richard. Feminism, Ideology, and Deconstruction: a Pragmatist View. (Special Issue: Feminism and Pragmatism) Hypatia v8, n2 (Spring, 1993) Most intellectuals like to find ways of joining in the struggle of the weak against the strong. So they hope that their particular gifts and competences can be made relevant to that struggle. The term most frequently used in recent decades to formulate this hope is "critique of ideology." The idea is that philosophers, literary critics, lawyers, historians, and others who are good at making distinctions, redescribing, and recontextualizing can put these talents to use by "exposing" or "demystifying" present social practices. But the most efficient way to expose or demystify an existing practice would seem to be by suggesting an alternative practice, rather than criticizing the current one. In politics, as in the Kuhnian model of theory-change in the sciences, anomalies within old paradigms can pile up indefinitely without providing much basis for criticism until a new option is offered. "Immanent" criticism of the old paradigm is relatively ineffective. More specifically, the most effective way to criticize current descriptions of a given instance of the oppression of the weak as "a necessary evil" (the political equivalent of "a negligible anomaly") is to explain just why it is not in fact necessary, by explaining how a specific institutional change would eliminate it. That means sketching an alternative future and a scenario of political action that might take us from the present to that future.

32. Hoagies' Gifted: Gender Issues Gender Issues. It's not just the girls who are left behind in gifted education Boys in the arts, girls in math and science gender IS an issue in gifted education, no http://www.hoagiesgifted.org/gender.htm

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33. Genders OnLine Journal - Presenting Innovative Theories In Art, Literature, Hist A peer-reviewed academic journal publishing essays about gender and sexuality in relation to social, political, artistic, and economic concerns. http://www.genders.org/

Issue 52 Manufacturing Hysteria The Import of U.S. Abortion Rhetorics to Poland By JUSTYNA WLODARCZYK Getting The Girl Wittig and Zeig's Trojan Horse By JULIE SCANLON You Have Not What You Ought Gender and Corporeal Intelligibility in Henry Fielding's The Female Husband By EMILY BOWLES Boys and Girls Come Out to Play Gender and Music-Making in Hamilton, New Zealand/Aotearoa By MATTHEW BANNISTER Jocasta and the Rebirth of Matriarchy Embodied Spectatorship in Margaret Oliphant's "The Portrait" By DEBORAH MANION Everybody Has a Mammy: The Productive Discomfort of Louise Beavers' Movie Maids By KAREN BEAVERS NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 52 Issue 51 Gender as the Next Top Model of Global Consumer-Citizenship By LINDSAY PALMER "I Really Must Be an Emma Bovary" Female Literacy and Adultery in Feminist Fiction By SUZANNE LEONARD The Englishman in America Masculinity in Love and Death on Long Island and Father of Frankenstein By Bar and Dog Collar Commodity, Subculture, and Narrative in Jane DeLynn By GUY DAVIDSON Woolf's Orlando and the Resonances of Trans Studies By CHRIS COFFMAN From Humanitarian Intervention to the Beautifying Mission Afghan Women and Beauty without Borders By PURNIMA BOSE Who's in Prison in the U.S.? Who's Not?

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35. Attraction And Ambivalence: Gendered Perceptions Of Power - Hilary Lips' New Zea Transcript of a lecture by Hilary M. Lips on perceptions about gender and power. http://www.radford.edu/~gstudies/sources/nz/powraddr.htm

A ttraction and A mbivalence: University of Waikato U. of Waikato: Art G endered P erceptions of P ower Massey University Palmerston North Public Lecture Presented at New Zealand Universities February-March, 1999 Hilary M. Lips For the last several years, I have been asking, mostly through questionnaires, but also in some interviews, university students about their views of powerful people and of potentially being powerful themselves. Here is a list of what one group of Radford University students said when I asked them to imagine who they would be as powerful persons. [OVERHEAD: LIST OF POWERFUL PERSONS, USA]. Obviously, these students have no shortage of ambition, but are there differences in the visions of the women and the men? No man expects to marry power. No woman expects to get it through sports. The women may seem to be more helpful or people-oriented in their visions, perhaps? If so, it is not an overwhelming impression. The differences between the responses of women and men are not dramatic. However, I find that when I read further, or when I have interviewed my respondents, careful reading/listening to what the women say suggests that they have not actually made their peace with the idea of power, that they feel a great deal of ambivalence about powerful women in general and themselves as potentially powerful women in particular. Before looking further at what they say, let us take some time to look at the possible sources of this ambivalence.

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Gender Issues This page attempts to link to pages which are of interest to all kinds of people,some of the links are academic some are fun. The academic sites are on the first half of the page fun stuff is at the bottom .Enjoy youself!! The page was set up after discussions with students who felt that a page for young people was needed. Interests Feminism Masculinities Culture New Ladism(whatever that means?) Girl Power Gender Politics General Links Gender and Sexuality Articles,Good site CTeen A magazine for teenagers Feminism and Women's Studies SurferGrrrls: Look Ethel, A Website for Us! Well females actually Voice of the shuttle:Gender resources A fantastic links page Charlie Daniels Website. Charlie is an ex sex worker who now works in the media and has written a book. Not a sex site!! but has some material regarding sexual issues Girl Power Girl Power Index Entertainment - Girl's Life Magazine Tripod Women's Zone: Girl Power What's Up With Girl Power ... Tank Girl You will find more "Teen" stuff at the bottom of the page,Chat rooms are in bold Feminism Simone de Beauvoir Andrea Dworkin Web Site!

37. 6th Student Research Conference On Gender At Radford University Calling for Student Programs and Registrations for the Student Research Conference on Gender. http://www.runet.edu/~gstudies/conferences/conf01/conf01.htm

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38. Gender Issues In Performance Evaluation | EHow.com Oct 30, 2010 Gender Issues in Performance Evaluation. Many employees and employers alike look at performance evaluations as a necessary evil. While the point of any performance http://www.ehow.com/list_7421824_gender-issues-performance-evaluation.html

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Business Employee Performance ... Gender Issues in Performance Evaluation Top 5 To Try Technical Evaluation Agreement How to Give an Effective Employee Evaluation How to Score Well on a Performance Evaluation Types of Performance Evaluation Systems ... Examples of Job Evaluations Gender Issues in Performance Evaluation By Shane Dayton eHow Contributor updated: October 30, 2010 I want to do this! What's This? Alistair Berg/Digital Vision/Getty Images Many issues exist when it comes to performance evaluations. Many employees and employers alike look at performance evaluations as a necessary evil. While the point of any performance evaluation is to give a fair and accurate picture of how individual employees have performed, these evaluations sometimes have a reputation for having gender issues. Gender bias can especially exist in companies or industries typically dominated by one gender. Gender of Rater One gender issue that sometimes arises during performance evaluations is the gender of the rater. Sociological studies show that people often subconsciously prefer what they're most familiar with, and that means the gender of a rater often creates a subconscious tendency to rate employees of the same gender higher than individuals who are of the opposite gender. Many companies have training to point this out, hoping recognizing this issue can prevent it. Built-in Bias Some performance evaluations suffer from a built-in gender bias. This often is an issue with old evaluations that were made decades ago when gender bias was not considered a major

39. What Kind Of Mother Are You? - Advertising - Salon.com Marketing mavens dissect moms for eager advertisers. Salon article. http://www.salon.com/mwt/feature/2000/02/28/marketing/index.html

Hot Topics Nonfiction Taxes Modern Family ... Pinched Follow Life: News War Room Joan Walsh Glenn Greenwald ... About Salon Store Communities Letters Open Salon The Well Table Talk ... Terms of Service OAS_AD('Top'); Editor: Sarah Hepola Updated: Today Topic: Advertising Monday, Feb 28, 2000 12:00 ET What kind of mother are you? Marketing mavens dissect moms for eager advertisers. By Lisa Moskowitz A ccording to Sales and Marketing Management magazine, women in the United States control 80 percent of all household buying decisions. In the category of single-parent households headed by mothers, the percentage is even higher. These are heady numbers, the kind that drive advertisers to probe, speculate and scramble to find images that will compel women to buy lots of stuff. Traditionally, advertising geared toward mothers has been watered down to appeal to broad marketing stereotypes such as "Supermoms" or "Happy Homemakers." As established categories readily accepted in consumer circles, they were easy to keep using until recently. Motherhood is now being acknowledged as a package that requires more diverse wrapping than the history of advertising might suggest, according to Denise Fedewa, a vice president and planning director at Leo Burnett, one of the world's largest advertising firms. As part of LeoShe, a team at Leo Burnett that profiles women to find out what kind of marketing messages prompt them to get out their wallets, Fedewa says that mothers, like any other consumer group, are now defined not just by motherhood, but by income, age, upbringing, employment and marital status.

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