Items where Subject is "Gender Studies"
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  • Care in late life, end of life and in bereavement for the oldest LGBT generations around the globe. (2021) Kathryn Almack, Andrew King and Rebecca L. Jones
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  • The British Ju-jitsu Society and the influence of Kodokan Judo on early jujutsu in the U.K. (2023) David Brough, Slaviša Bradić, Mike Callan, Lance Gatling and Llyr Jones
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  • Size Acceptance: A Discursive Analysis of Online Blogs. (2018) Kate Davenport, Wendy Solomons, Sylvia Puchalska and Joanne McDowell
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  • Patients, Practitioners and Lodgers: : Male Sexual Health Patients’ and Their Healers’ use of Location in Early Modern Medical Encounters. (2018) Jennifer Evans
  • “A Toste wett in Muskadine”: Preventing Miscarriage in Early Modern English Recipe Books c.1600–1780. (2022) Jennifer Evans
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  • Hurricane Jessie. (2019) Lorna Gibb
  • Female Sexual Autonomy, Virginity, and Honour-based Violence with Special Focus on the UK. (2021) Muki Gorar
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  • “I don’t want to say the wrong thing”: Mental health professionals’ narratives of feeling inadequately skilled when working with gender diverse adults. (2022) Jos Twist
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  • A Creative Writing Case Study of Gender-Based Violence in Coach Education: Stacey’s Story. (2020) Dr Colin Lewis, Simon Roberts, Hazel Andrews and Rebecca Sawiuk
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  • The role of sexual orientation, age, living arrangements and self-rated health in planning for end-of-life care for lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) older people in the UK. (2020) Meiko Makita, Alejandro Bahena and Kathryn Almack
  • Does gender matter? A cross-national investigation of primary class-room discipline. (2018) Joanne McDowell and Revert Klattenberg
  • ‘You do manage it so well that I cannot do better’: the working life of Elizabeth Jeake of Rye (1667-1736). (2018) Anne L. Murphy
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  • "I Don't Think That's Something I've Ever Thought About Really Before": A Thematic Discursive Analysis of Lay People's Talk about Legal Gender. (2023) Elizabeth Peel and Han Newman
  • Glass ceiling in Nigeria’s banking sector: perspectives of senior male employees. (2024) Dennis Pepple, Raphael Oseghale and Elly Nmecha
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  • Reconceptualizing Gender (from the Stream of Life). (2024) Constantine Sandis and Daniele Moyal-Sharrock
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  • Conceptualisation of Honour Codes Amongst Turkish-Kurdish Mothers and Daughters Living in London. (2019) Ferya Tas Cifci
  • Women on and Behind Chinese Entertainment Television: De/Constructing the Female Authorship of National Treasure. (2022) Theresa Trimmel, Tianyang Zhou, Ming Zhang and Eve Ng
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  • Coming to Voice as Total Top or Total Bottom : Autobiographical Acts and the Sexual Politics of Versatility on Reddit. (2024) Richard Vytniorgu
  • Twinks, Fairies, and Queens: A Historical Inquiry into Effeminate Gay Bottom Identity. (2023) Richard Vytniorgu
  • ‘From a guy’s perspective’? Male students, masculinity and autobiographical loneliness narratives. (2023) Richard Vytniorgu, Fred Cooper and Manuela Barreto
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  • Being recognized in an algorithmic system: Cruel optimism in gay visibility on Douyin and Zhihu. (2022) Shuaishuai Wang and Tianyang Zhou