Portrayal of Men in Damilare Kuku Nearly all Men in Lagos. by Arineitwe, Bridget

“…Such studies can provide deeper insights into how masculine stereotypes evolve over time and their impact on society…”
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IBN ARABI AND FRITHJOF SCHUON’S ANDROCENTRIC ONTOLOGY by Cennet Ceren Cavus

“…This paper discusses the two Sufis’ understandings of femininity, masculinity, and “God’s femininity” in detail with a critical method. …”
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Stereotypically thinking: Norms for stereotypical gender nouns in Polish and English. by Katarzyna Jankowiak, Marcin Naranowicz, Anna Skałba, Dariusz Drążkowski, Joanna Pawelczyk

“…A total of 317 participants rated the degree of stereotypically feminine and masculine features when presented with 240 nouns in each language. …”
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Vues sur « mon corps troublé·e·s » – recherches-frictions by Claire Gauzente

“…This text explores several ways to go beyond, displace, disturb the binarized matrix of masculine/feminine genders for a more fluid vision of the existence of the human animal. …”
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« Le rôle homosexuel » revisité. Entretien avec Mary McIntosh [1981] by Mary McIntosh, Kenneth Plummer, Jeffrey Weeks

“…She regrets having considered the matter in an essentially masculine dimension without interrogation and states that it is necessary to no longer take heterosexuality for granted and that homosexuality should be studied through the broad ensemblethatconstitutesthe social organization ofsexuality.…”
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Les genres récrits n° 1 by Daniel Elmiger

“…In certain texts, a footnote makes an explicit statement about forms or constructions that are used, e. g. generically used masculine forms. This column explores the meaning and the utility of such footnotes.…”
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Analysis of the personality traits of urban tourism brand on visiting intention through perceived consistency (studied in Tehran) by Yazdan Shirimohamadi, Ali Shamaei, Seyyed Eshagh Jalalian, Farzaneh Rafiee

“…The results of this study indicate that Tehran has a masculine brand and people are selected to be masculine and to be collectivist and ambiguous. …”
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Prevalence of Hypertension in Area I Cienfuegos Municipality. Second Measurement of CARMEN Initiative by Hilda María Delgado Acosta, Karelis Lastre Navarro, María Lina Valdés Gómez, Mikhail Benet Rodríguez, Alain Francisco Morejón Giraldoni, Juan Rafael Zerquera Rodríguez

“…<br /><strong>Results:</strong> prevalence of hypertension was a 33.8 %, with predominance of the masculine sex, the 65.0 % of the hypertensive knew their condition and a 35.0 % was hypertensive and did not know it. …”
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Who do you think they are? An exploratory analysis of face-based impressions formed by cisgender, transgender and gender nonbinary individuals [version 2; peer review: 2 approved,... by Ivvy Divine, Fabio Fasoli, Aífe Hopkins-Doyle

“…Results Results showed that overall participants perceived the prototypical male target as masculine while both the prototypical female and androgynous targets were seen as feminine. …”
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A Scoping Review of Preferences of Men Who Experienced Sexual Assault: Implications for Adaptation of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapies by Lydia Gamache, Laurence Dubé, Geneviève Belleville

“…The barriers most frequently identified were adherence to masculine norms and to myths about male sexual assault. …”
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Les genres décrits n° 1 by Lucy Michel

“…The first section of this series concentrates on the ways sex and grammatical gender are described in (French unilingual) reference grammar books, as well as on the ways these descriptions mould discourses and beliefs about masculine and feminine within the French langage. The recurrence of the same « facts » and the same « regularities » contributes to the construction of apparent « truths » about language, that are often seen as basic and unquestionable. …”
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Seeing Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind with Fresh Eyes by Emmeline Gros

“…By examining the ways in which Margaret Mitchell’s novel Gone With the Wind (and the character of Scarlett O’Hara specifically) contests heteronormative, patriarchal, masculine constructions of Southern (ideal) femininity, this essay argues that Scarlett’s “ugliness” forces us to widen our perspective on Southern feminine beauty and purity and contributes to challenging the tropes of white Southern masculinity and femininity. …”
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L’utre et le neutre : la binarité et l’altérité by Daniel Elmiger

“…Unlike Latin, which still had three grammatical genders, French now has only two, the feminine and the masculine. While certain (semantic or formal) neutralisation strategies are possible, the neuter as a grammatical gender is absent – unless it is recreated, which would require a profound restructuring of French morphology. …”
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Trans-formation : FT* & MT*, 2010-2013 by Hélène Mourrier, Outrans

“…Sex change, i.e. reversing the established order of the feminine and the masculine, of genitals and genders, is not usually deemed a reasoned or sensible choice. …”
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Perioperative complications in primary intramedullary tumors of the spine in adults. A multicenter surveillance study of 307 patients from the German Spine Registry (DWG-Register) by Juan Manuel Vinas-Rios, Vincent J. Heck, Fatima Azucena Medina-Govea, Mario Alberto Islas-Aguilar, Nikolaus Kernich, DWG-Registry Group

“…The risk of permanent morbidity increased with a thoracic level, masculine gender, a long clinical history, presence of epidural hemorrhage, blood transfusion, and surgery on a recurrent tumor. …”
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Les femmes, le socialisme et l’organisation du travail : Oyonnax (Ain) 1890-1939 by Charles Sowerwine

“…The socialist leaders sought to reduce the masculine ambiance of the party and of the People’s House. …”
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Les mots des hommes sur des maux de femmes. Les déclarations de grossesse illégitime au bailliage de Rouen (1761-1790) by Catherine Hans Ménétrier

“…Although these documents are written in a masculine, administrative style, they also contain the rare voices of women. and provide an insight into what led these women to illegitimacy and how they approached the process of informing the authorities of their pregnancy.…”
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Marcas da violência e jogos do poder no romance urbano de Patrícia Melo by Cláudia Castanheira

“…The object is to highlight how the use of the male voice and masculine cultural experiences, taken to its ultimate consequences, may be converted into a subliminal criticism regarding the ways of how the discriminating speeches are built, through sexual, economic and social criteria in our society.…”
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Le turc, une langue sans genre grammatical : la solution pour une langue plus égalitaire ? by Eléonore de Beaumont

“…Two strategies coexist today to try to make the French language more egalitarian in terms of gender: fighting against the predominance of the masculine in the language and therefore in our representations can be achieved either by multiplying gender marks or, on the contrary, by erasing them. …”
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Les épicènes : une notion caméléonesque by Daniel Elmiger

“…Today, nouns, adjectives, pronouns, etc. that have a single form and are used indiscriminately in the masculine and feminine gender are most often considered epicene. …”
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