Idea občana – válečníka a „moderní“ maskulinní identita: modelová studie z dějin Spojených států by Jiří Hutečka

“…What is even more interesting for us here is the fact that Union authorities (Sherman, Halleck, and many other officers) were completely conscious of its effects on the “masculine side” of Confederate morale – i.e., of pushing a wedge between the military (soldier) and warrior (defender) role of southern men. …”
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Pratiques de mobilisation des femmes pour la cause antialcoolique en France : militantes, enseignantes, femmes de plume (1873-1903) by Victoria Afanasyeva

“…After the ‘Commune’ and the Franco-Prussian War, the anti-alcohol movement established itself in France as a scientific, elitist and masculine movement. Previous research has shown that women were confined to traditional roles by practices and discourses about the ‘angel of the house,’ and that they were excluded from the anti-alcohol crusade. …”
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Le courage qu’il faut aux rivières (Emmanuelle Favier) : trans·former le genre et la sexualité by Camélia Paquette

“…Le courage qu’il faut aux rivières by Emmanuelle Favier, published in 2017, depicts the love bond between two masculine women, a relationship that seems unintelligible where one woman performs gender to escape marriage while the other is forced by her father to be a man. …”
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“Voice of anarchy”: Gender aspects of aggressive metal vocals. The example of Angela Gossow (Arch Enemy) by Florian Heesch

“…This article examines the musical phenomenon of death metal growling, as well as the marginalization of women in what has been conceived as a primarily masculine style.…”
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Hero, Champion of Social Justice, Benign Friend: Theodore Roosevelt in American Memory by Katy Hull

“…Following scholarship that suggests that societies crave continuity in their collective memories, this article identifies recurring themes in American memories of Theodore Roosevelt as an intensely masculine leader, a champion of social justice, and a loveable character. …”
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Être femme et écrire en langue minorée : la double marge by Jean-François Courouau, Cécile Noilhan

“…The 1960s and 1970s corresponded to a phase of intense militant activity, and since the 1980s we have witnessed a normalisation of literary writing in Occitan by women. Evolving in a very masculine universe, these often forgotten women authors of Oc occupy a double margin, linguistic and gendered.…”
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« Je ne suis pas homme de lettres ni littérateur de profession » : la question de l’auteur.e dans les autobiographies de courtisanes du XIXe siècle by Lola Gonzalez-Quijano

“…Based on a collection of autobiographies by courtesans, this article shows how this literary sub-genre, by its necessary collaboration between these women and men of letters, blurs the boundaries between masculine and feminine writing, autobiography and novel, literature and advertising. …”
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The Landscapes of Eco-Noir by Mrozewicz Anna Estera

“…I argue in this article that Occupied challenges this white-ecological masculine discourse through “dark ecology” (Morton, 2007), embodied by Russia and expressed by the avoidance of spectacular landscape aesthetics as well as by the strategy of “enmeshment”, facilitated by the medium of televisual long-form storytelling and the eco-noir aesthetics.…”
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Internet et mise en visibilité du football féminin en France : entre avancées et paradoxes by Marie Stéphanie Abouna

“…The tension between gender and the media coverage of women’s sport shows how the Internet and its weight in the spread of sport could (or could not) offer an alternative way of raising the profile of women’s football and a new reading of the feminine and the masculine.…”
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Devenir styliste. Des trajectoires genrées dans les écoles de mode by Nicolas Divert

“…The study shows however that these masculine trajectories raise questions related to their sexuality so much so that sex, gender and sexuality must be grasped altogether.…”
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La violence par partenaire intime : enjeux traductologiques et politiques des catégorisations de la violence by Samantha Saïdi

“…Thus, the terms lesbian violence, intimate partner violence or symmetry of violence used in the translations or reuses of these texts are not neutral but convey the idea of a masculine or lesbian essentialization of violence, or of a vertical or horizontal complementarity between men and women in violence, which is denounced by the feminist perspectives used by Johnson and Renzetti.…”
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L’enseignement professionnel féminin à l’époque de la modernisation espagnole (1875-1930) by Maria Luisa Rico Gómez

“…The particularities of the modernization and of the industrialization at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century opened new opportunities of work for woman, considered so far as an exclusively masculine universe. In this context, the woman of the middle class becomes a student of the schools of arts and trades and the business schools because she was sure that a certificate diploma would modify the political and socio-economic relations imposed by the traditional speech of the woman.…”
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Effet d’amorçage sur la féminisation des noms de rôles by Zelda Cayrecastel, Céline Pozniak, Saveria Colonna

“…Although the children used mostly masculine forms to designate female characters, we found that more feminine forms were produced as the experiment progressed. …”
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“Strange Sights and Sounds”: Indirection and the Rhetoric of the Feminine in Mary E. Wilkins Freeman’s Tales (1852-1930) by Audrey Fogels

“…This results in the production of ever-elusive meanings, in which the interaction between the masculine and the feminine plays a key role. In the end, if trauma lies at the heart of Freeman’s texts, it can only be revealed indirectly, in a rhetoric that Freeman links to the feminine.…”
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Robes, cravates et casquette : la mode dans Aurélien (1944), de Louis Aragon by Corinne Grenouillet

“…Elles se réfèrent aux créations des grands couturiers de l’époque, comme Paul Poiret ou Madeleine Vionnet. La mode masculine, elle, oppose les cravates des bourgeois à la casquette, isolée, d’un jeune ouvrier. …”
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“Dude” and “Dudette”, “Bro” and “Sis”: A Diachronic Study of Four Address Terms in the TV Corpus by Marie Flesch

“…This corpus linguistics study offers a diachronic perspective on masculine and feminine address terms by analyzing the frequencies of the pairs “dude”/”dudette” and “bro”/”sis” in the 325 million-word TV Corpus. …”
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The Sexed or Unsexed Voice on the Lyrical Stage in 18th-c. London by Pierre Dubois

“…It argues that the rise of oratorio was accompanied by a re-composition and re-definition of the respective masculine and feminine territories and that the metamorphosis of the heroic voice on the English lyrical stage in the collective imagination may be interpreted as the allegorical index of a shift towards a “modern,” “Enlightened” conception of sexuality.…”
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Las perlas de Rosa (1914) de Aurora Cáceres: una bella muerte. Imaginarios estético-ideológicos modernistas de entre siglos en clave femenina by Elena Grau-Lleveria

“…Within the modernist production, Las perlas de Rosa (1914), by Aurora Cáceres, constitutes an exceptional text because it presents the existential crisis of a woman in which the masculine modernist languages are put into play, contaminating them with a discourse of Christian forgiveness and redemption that, in turn, alter the hegemonic feminine Catholic ideology of the time. …”
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Manière de dire et manière d’exercer la parenté en Kabylie. Pour une approche renouvelée du croisement genre et fait matrimonial by Mohand Anaris

“…Feminine and masculine logics can then converge, complement, or oppose each other, but, as emphasized by S. …”
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Les rapports entre les genres dans l’alpinisme français et anglais by Delphine Moraldo

“…From its emergence in the middle of the 19th century, mountaineering has always been a very masculine activity, which is practised by men and which conveys manly representations. …”
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