#gender-studies

#gender-studies

Boys underperform in school often due to perceived irrelevance of curriculum and lack of motivation for traditional academic achievements.

The study examines socio-psychological harms from language models in terms of omission, subordination, and stereotyping across gender, sexual orientation, and race.

Jewish women in the Middle Ages were largely overlooked, often depicted only as victims alongside male counterparts.

The 2026 Berkshire Conference on women's history is canceled due to political pressure on universities.

Heather Benjamin's New Strangeness Bloom exhibition explores the female experience through surrealistic self-portraits and themes of sexuality, trauma, and identity.

Jennifer Finney Boylan's book "Cleavage" explores experiences of transgender life, highlighting societal challenges and personal narratives amid ongoing discrimination.

Ernesto Neto's 'Le La Serpent' transforms the serpent from a symbol of sin to a life-affirming force, inviting reflection on growth and connection.

New research confirms that women speak slightly more words than men, but the difference is smaller than previously thought.

The study reveals gender and race biases in the pricing of NFTs, utilizing a comprehensive dataset for analysis.

Men's height and weight have increased twice as fast as women's in the last century, leading to more pronounced sexual dimorphism.

John Milton's 'Paradise Lost' invites deep exploration of themes such as gender and beauty, rewarding readers with its rich complexities.

ACL injury disparities among female athletes are influenced by social factors, not just biological differences.

Traditional metrics in sports science may perpetuate biases in understanding injury risks.],

Films and shows about women of faith explore their struggles with gender roles and societal expectations.

True crime media raises questions about exploitation versus benefit, with a notable consumption by women, mostly victims in these narratives.

Goliath syndrome leads to misjudgments of large men, causing them to be seen as aggressive or mean due to their appearance.

Bridgerton highlights the historical significance and radical roots of bodice-ripper literature, challenging norms around gender, sexuality, and class.

The dialogue between a Beguine and a Master of Theology illustrates the tension between formal religious practices and intuitive spirituality.

The Beguine's responses showcase her deeper insight and challenge the Church's authority.

DNA analysis challenges traditional beliefs about the identities of the 'Two Maidens' of Pompeii, suggesting one may have been male.

The lecture by Professor Ping Zhu will focus on Chinese philosophy as part of the Collaborative Learning Project event.

Catullus's poetry has survived through fortunate discoveries and re-interpretations, continually resonating with modern audiences, especially through contemporary translations.

His works defy easy categorization, appealing to diverse interpretations across literary movements.

Women aged 18-29 have become significantly more liberal since 2016, contrasting with the stable views of their male peers.

Creation myths reveal the historical minimization of female figures, showcasing how women's narratives have been overshadowed by male creators.

Robin F. Williams' exhibit challenges perceptions of oil painting through a blend of styles and cultural references, emphasizing introspection and gender constructions.

Living with female flatmates reduces competitiveness in male students, potentially leading to healthier social and workplace dynamics.

Thornton's journey to understanding and appreciating breasts led her to write a book challenging societal perceptions of this body part.

The book 'Botany of Empire' challenges the colonial legacy in plant science and advocates for decolonization efforts in botanical research.

Women experiencing economic hardship are more attracted to feminine-looking men.