“Here on the Verge of Town . . . I Am Myself” : Selective Western Exceptionalism in the Work of Six Contemporary Idaho Writers by Susan H. Swetnam

“…Across the boundaries of gender and genre, these writers debunk the notions that the West is a friendly, open place that values non-conformity (particularly self-determination in women); that the region inherently fosters strong families; and that the opportunities of the West all but assure success and happiness. …”
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Oral and Lower Extremity Ulcers as the Initial Presentation of Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis by Mohammed Omar Al Salihi, Bianca Dominguez, Viresh Mohanlal, S. J. Carlan

“…The role of the sickle cell trait in this patient is undefined, but this combination of gender, race, and presenting symptoms in GPA is extremely unusual.…”
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Automating Historical Source Transcription by Gunnar Thorvaldsen

“…Other fields like occupations or gender contain numeric or letter codes and are transcribed wholesale with routines interpreting the layout of the graphical images. …”
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Freedom from Discrimination in Health: Evidence & Pathways by Deepak B Sharma

“…In health sector, discrimination is to be considered as secondary and primarily it occurs because of the universal factors like colour, gender, caste, culture, creed, race, ethnicity, being poverty stricken and in certain occupations. …”
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Prendre en compte le sexe et le genre dans le choix des situations à analyser : un enjeu pour l’intervention ergonomique by Marie Laberge, Sandrine Caroly

“…Sex and gender (s/g) must be considered in the field of OHS, since men and women do not hold the same jobs and are not exposed to the same work conditions and hazards. …”
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Status prawny hermafrodytów w Rzymie by Jarosław Rominkiewicz

“…The social norms established within ancient states were based on strict division of roles and functions, resulting from gender diff erentiation. Hermaphrodites blurred the lines of this division and as such were treated as a threat to the proper functioning of the state. …”
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A rare clinical presentation of dermatitis herpetiformis with blisters principally on elbows: a report of three female cases by Magdalena Jałowska, Bogusz Falkowski, Maciej Spałek, Michał Owczarek, Justyna Gornowicz-Porowska, Monika Bowszyc-Dmochowska, Maria Raptis-Bolwach, Marian Dmochowski

“…The appearance of blisters may be due to ageing of the skin in the elderly, abrupt discontinuation of dapsone therapy, or implementation of drugs that exacerbate the disease. Female gender influences cannot be excluded.…”
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Masculin/féminin dans la culture étrusque : un cas limite by Sophie Pérard

“…Ornaments are worn during precise stages of the human destiny, related to its metamorphoses, in all the moments of transformation of the body, which correspond to changes of statuses (rites of passage): so many limits to be crossed… Moreover, if one assesses the modality of the uses of ornaments, revealing a true system in harmony with Etruscan cosmology, one observes a specific operation, of which one of the salient points would be an indeterminacy of gender: the majority of men and women share the same elements. …”
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The risk factors of dyslipidaemia and obesity incidence: Result from 2019 cohort study of NCDs in Bogor City by Dwi Cantika Aulia, Ekayanti Ikeu, Sudikno Sudikno

“…This study utilized secondary data and using multinomial logistic regression analysis to investigate the influence of gender, education, calorie intake, carbohydrates, and fiber on dyslipidemia and obesity. …”
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Phonetics or phonology? The case of falling contours in County Galway English by Airelle Théveniaut, Sophie Herment

“…The variables of location and use of Irish were therefore tested, but the hypothesis of the influence of Irish on English intonation was not confirmed. Gender and age were then taken into consideration, showing that the latter parameter seems to have an influence on the realisation of the various falling patterns, and arguing for the phonetic status of these contours.…”
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Peurs et aspiration à l’émigration à Miami et à Barcelone des Argentins de la classe moyenne (1999-2003) by Cécile Vermot

“…Indeed, these fears are linked to representations specific to this part of the middle class according to the gender of the individuals and during this socio-historical period.…”
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EXAMINATION OF THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ONLINE AND FACE-TO-FACE INTERVIEWS DURING A RECRUITMENT PROCESS IN TERMS OF CANDIDATES’ SELF-EFFICACY LEVELS by Zeynep Oktuğ

“…The results of the study showed that the participants preferring anonline interview have significantly higher self-efficacy levels thanparticipants preferring a face-to-face interview. In terms of gender, womenpreferring online interview have higher self-efficacy levels than men with thesame preference. …”
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Legal Identity and 13th-Century English Ireland by Stephen Hewer

“…The court rolls also demonstrate that legal identity had different consequences in criminal proceedings than in civil, and that categories such as »the English« or »the Gaels« in medieval Ireland are too broad; the interaction of factors such as identity, freedom or unfreedom, gender, and social status have to be taken into account. …”
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Onde estão as rosas? As mulheres no movimento agroecológico brasileiro e o feminismo decolonial by Marina Fernandes Bispo de Siqueira, Thiago William Pereira Barcelos, Gabriel Antonio Silveira Mantelli

“…We mobilize the centrality of gender to take into account the epistemic strength of local histories and to think the theory through the political praxis of subaltern groups. …”
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Activating the family? Moral economy and post-industrial family policy by Laura Lüth

“…Most authors argue that family policies support new understandings of social justice, such as the adult worker norm (Saraceno, 2015), equality of opportunity, and gender equality (Hemerijck, 2018; Palier & Morel, 2012). …”
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Neo-Characterization in the Neo-Victorian Novel by Georges LETISSIER

“…The purpose of this study is to initiate a reflection on a poetics of second degree characters within the frame of neo-Victorian fictions to document some migrations by confronting such critical approaches as narratology, reception theory, psychoanalysis, historical epistemology, gender and gay and lesbian studies. Hopefully, this cursory, panoramic overview might shed some light on the centrality of character (character-building, -skewing, -bending, -sapping and so forth) in operating a shift from Victorian characterization to what may be designated as neo-Victorian neo-characterization; i.e. a renewed return to a familiar novelistic cast. …”
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Hungarian university students’ perceptions of plagiarism by Balázs Fajt, Emese Schiller

“…The paper investigates the potential significant differences in terms of gender, scholarship status, employment, note-taking habits, academic aspirations, and the importance of meeting teachers’ expectations. …”
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Infiltrating Cardiac Synovial Sarcoma Presenting as Acute Cerebrovascular Accident by Kelechukwu U. Okoro, Matthew D. Roby, David C. Sane, Robert E. Budin

“…Primary cardiac sarcoma is a rare malignant myocardial neoplasm that does not exhibit gender predominance or age predilection. The classification of these tumors includes several subtypes, of which synovial sarcoma is a rare manifestation. …”
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WOMEN’S NEEDS VS. ECONOMIC SURVIVAL DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: NAVIGATING THIS TENSION USING CARE AND JUSTICE by S.A. Puen, R.J.M. Sanchez

“…“Shecession” refers to “the disproportionate impact of a pandemic recession on working women”, which leads to greater gender inequality. Working women have been gravely affected by the pandemic, but their situation is often justified as “necessary” in helping businesses survive. …”
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A Critical Review of the Roles and Functions of Traditional Leaders by Nkareng Klaas-Makolomakwe, Tanusha Raniga

“…Within rural areas, the institution is perceived by local citizens as independent and a valuable institution, upholding gender justice and cultural rights.  Providing focused attention on the abuse of women, this paper offers insights from empirical evidence in KwaZulu-Natal on the prominent role played by senior women traditional leaders in addressing women abuse in rural communities. …”
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