Édouard Drumont et La Libre parole illustrée : la caricature, figure majeure du discours antisémite ? by Guillaume Doizy

“…La violence de l’iconographie hostile aux juifs, de l’affaire Dreyfus aux charges du Stürmer ou aux affiches nazies, semble attester du rôle premier qu’aurait tenu l’image, et plus spécifiquement la caricature, dans la diffusion des stéréotypes antisémites et donc dans la détestation dont les juifs ont fait l’objet, haine qui a trouvé son point culminant avec la Shoah pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. …”
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Analisis peran identitas gender dalam komunikasi kolaboratif di lingkungan akademik by Usman Pakasi, Rif'iy Qomarrullah

“…Social construction of gender, gender stereotypes, and communication theory are used as frameworks to analyze the influence of gender identity in the context of group communication. …”
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La science-fiction au prisme de l’intime : étude des séries Lupus et Aâma de Frederik Peeters (2002-2014) by Alain Boillat

“…The article focuses on Lupus and Aâma, two series of four comic books written and drawn by the Genevese author Frederik Peeters, which are considered in their respective internal logic, in a comparative way and in their relationship with certain stereotypes of the science-fiction bande dessinée. The generic expectations created by the comic books of Peeters are discussed in particular on the basis of the cover images and the first panels of the albums. …”
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Differences in Personality Between High-Ability and Average-Ability University Students by Juan Francisco Flores-Bravo, Elena Rodríguez-Naveiras, María de los Dolores Valadez Sierra, Dylan Costantini, África Borges

“…It can be concluded that, although stereotypes often associate high-ability students with certain personality traits, such as openness to experience, the present results do not reflect such differences. …”
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Adaptation of the Slovenian version of the Symbolic Ableism Scale by Karmen Drljić, Maja Lebeničnik

“…Ableism, a form of prejudice against people with disabilities, arises from stereotypical views of disabled people and can lead to discrimination. …”
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The Effect of Prejudice and Discrimination Education Given to University Students on Gender Perception and Attitude by Neslihan Nur Pehlivan

“…In order for university students to approach men and women with an egalitarian perspective at an early age, their gender stereotypes must first decrease and their perspectives on social relations must change positively. …”
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About the Problems of Teaching History to Non-History Students by S. I. Kushnir, O. Yu. Yilchenko

“…The authors believe that outdated stereotypes and attitudes prevailing in the preparation to classes impede improving the methods of teaching the discipline. …”
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“This Rude Chivalry of the Wilderness”: Chivalry and Native Americans in Cooper’s and Irving’s American Novels by Pauline Pilote

“…Indeed, Scott’s American contemporaries resort to the medieval apparatus that was brought back into fashion by Ivanhoe – stereotypes of knight-errantry, damsels in distress, code of honour, etc. – to describe the Native Americans that people their narratives. …”
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Procreative autonomy, gender equality and right to life: the decision of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in Artavia Murillo v. Costa Rica by Teresinha Teles Pires

“…Moreover, the decision is remarkable to include a standard of equality in matters of procreative autonomy insofar as the IACtHR has held that women, because of negative gender stereotypes in society, have been greatly undermined by the decision of the Chamber of Costa Rica to ban IVF. …”
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The Ambivalent Representation of the Orient in T. E. Lawrence’s Seven Pillars of Wisdom: A Triumph (1935) by Sonia Lamrani

“…On the one hand, this research shows the way Lawrence showcases examples of imperialist thinking by reproducing stereotypical representations of the Orient through excessive aestheticisation or demeaning of Oriental people and landscapes. …”
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Translating French Drama for English Audiences: Adolphe Belot’s L’Article 47 by Barbara T. Cooper

“…What, if anything, can we learn about English cultural and racial stereotypes from the reviews of this sensational drama? …”
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“Being an Instance of the Norm”: Women, Surveillance and Guilt in Richard Yates’s Revolutionary Road by Vavotici Francesca

“…This paper will analyze how space as both a physical environment and a social construct affects what Judith Butler calls ‘gender regulations’: how does the intersection of the private and the public influence the development of personal identity? How can these stereotypes be challenged within the confines of structured social and gendered hierarchies? …”
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Rescuing the Jews in Lithuania during World War II: Practices of Creating a Lithuanian Museum Narrative by Rūta Šermukšnytė

“…This is the education of Lithuanian and foreign visitors (the museum as a space of knowledge), honoring, remembering and thanking the Jewish saviors (the museum as a memorial space), refuting stereotypes related to the rescue of Jews (the museum as a space of demythification). …”
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THE AXIOLOGICAL ASPECT OF THE NOTION “TOLERANCE” by V. V. Matyushina

“…As the interaction of cultures is basically a dialogue a modern human being has to overcome stereotypes and become tolerant to realize and appreciate other cultures. …”
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La représentation des paysages d’exil dans les arts visuels contemporains : l’exemple du film Parmi nous de Clément Cogitore by Ann Epoudry

“…Supporting this analysis with Clément Cogitore’s short fiction film Parmi nous (2011), which narrates the attempts of illegal migrants in exile to cross a border zone, we seek to understand how the constructed landscapes of the sets in the film reveal a symbolic and stereotyped landscape and how the relationship between the characters and the landscape, which the artist shows in this work, seems to reinvent the places travelled through and offer a new form of participation within the landscape.…”
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Vers un nouveau genre de finance ? by Gunther Capelle-Blancard, Jézabel Couppey-Soubeyran, Antoine Rebérioux

“…(i) The Pater survey supports the existence of differences across gender in preferences and behavior; (ii) these differences are to a large extent driven by the fact that people unconsciously cling to gender-type stereotypes; (iii) whatever their causes, these differences result in rather negative outcomes for women in terms of portfolio choices and credit access; (iv) these differences are highly dependent on the context and individual past experience, including education in finance; (v) the literature has not so far produced convincing evidence of a “female-style” of leadership when women succeed in breaking the glass ceiling for top positions in the financial or non-financial sectors, and in firms, regulatory bodies or academia. …”
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RUSSIAN AND LITHUANIAN TRANSLATION OF HUMOUR IN THE ANIMATED SITCOM “THE SIMPSONS” by Živilė Nemickienė, Dovilė Urbonienė, Ričardas Povilaitis

“…Translators need to be well informed about important current cultural information, social stereotypes on professions, sex roles, races, intra-culturally connoted places or historical events. …”
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Inter-Faith Dialogue, Peace Building and Conflict Transformation in Nigeria by Emmanuel Achus Jah, Damila Kevin Mabas

“…It builds trust, clarifies misunderstandings, removes negative perceptions and stereotypes, and transforming enemy images and reconciliation which transform conflict from confrontation to cooperation. …”
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WORKPLACE GENDER INEQUALITY: ASSESSING INTERSECTIONAL BARRIERS EXPERIENCED BY WOMEN OF COLOUR IN REACHING UPPER MANAGEMENT POSITIONS IN THE WORKPLACE by IFEOMA CLARE OKORONTA, DYMYTRO KYLYMNYUK

“…They also experience glass ceiling, intersectional bias and stereotyping, as well as gender and racial biases; wider pay gap and lack of role models and mentors in the workplace. …”
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