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âItâs like equality now; itâs not as if itâs the old daysâ: an investigation into gender identity development and football participation of adolescent girls
This article explores the influence participating in football has on the development of adolescent girlsâ gender identity, an area which currently lacks academic attention. Data were taken from an ethnographic study with a group of adolescent girls and boys and compared to Jeanesâ research. A social constructionist framework was deployed with links to both critical theory and feminist literature. Qualitative and participatory methods were used to fully engage with the complex issue of gender identity. The girls within this study were aware of the normative gender expectations linked to âbeing a femaleâ but did not find this restrictive. The girls moved between many changing identities and organised their âweb of selvesâ accordingly. The apparent need to measure success by the parameters of male standards created a barrier to girlsâ identity development
A Formação na Maturidade como Apropriação da Própria História de Vida
No presente artigo, a disposição e a competência para a apropriação da própria história de vida são consideradas como modos de formação1 na maturidade. Estas se relacionam com fatores históricos e sócio-políticos e estão inscritas em contextos multigeracionais de formação e processos de desenvolvimento ao longo da vida. Nesta perspectiva, conceitos como geração, geracionalidade, geratividade e transmissão transgeracional ganham destaque e serão aprofundados no texto. A linha argumentativa que sustenta este ponto de vista baseia-se em estudos de países de língua alemã sobre crianças da Segunda Guerra Mundial que envelheceram. Apesar de se tratar de uma situação específica, nos parece possível a extensão das reflexões também para o contexto brasileiro
A tipologia ocupacional Erikson-Goldthorpe-Portocarero (EGP): uma avaliação analĂtica e empĂrica
The return of the fifties: Trends in college students' values between 1952 and 1984
Five identical surveys were carried out in 1952, 1968â1969, 1974, 1979, and 1984 among undergraduate men at Dartmouth College and the University of Michigan to measure value trends. In most value domains the trends are U-shaped, showing that the trends from the fifties to the sixties and seventies have reversed, and attitudes in 1984 were either similar to the fifties or moving in that direction. The domains include traditional religion, career choice, faith in government and the military, advocacy of social constraints on deviant social groups, attitudes about free enterprise, government and economics, sexual morality, marijuana use, and personal moral obligations. Two attitude areas do not show a return of the fifties: (1) other-direction was high in 1952, then dropped to the sixties and did not rise; (2) the level of politicization rose greatly from 1952 to the sixties, then dropped again only slightly.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/45659/1/11206_2005_Article_BF01106623.pd
Preto no branco?: mensuração, relevĂąncia e concordĂąncia classificatĂłria no paĂs da incerteza racial
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