#gender-studies

#gender-studies

Adams emphasizes the gender associations that have developed alongside the growing size of hamburgers, correlating larger hamburgers with masculinity and power, while also highlighting the use of women in advertisements that promote these products. "Given the double entendre of big hamburgers standing in for erections, it is no surprise that some companies advertise their fare via women who can cram a hamburger... into their mouths." Such connections raise awareness of the cultural implications of our food choices and advertising strategies.

Young men often express a disconnect with the material being taught in school, seeing it as irrelevant and lacking meaningful application to their lives.

Scholars and victims, important as both are, risk viewing medieval Jews as a subordinate segment of Christian society—not a thriving community that comprised part of a larger medieval world.

The evolution of witch depictions mirrors societal shifts, reflecting changing anxieties and aspirations about gender and women's power across time.

The cancellation of the Berkshire Conference underscores the profound impact of political pressure on academic institutions, illustrating the current environment's threat to gender and sexuality studies.

Through a diaristic lens, Benjamin's figures-part goddess, part flawed protagonist-manifest spiritual transformation. These figures navigate imagined desert landscapes, alive with unnameable flora shimmering under electric skies.

Eileen Murphy, Professor of Archaeology, commented, "Conducting the osteological assessment provided invaluable insights into the identity of this individual and the circumstances surrounding their death."