... trauma embodied masculinity patriarchal bargaining the everyday ...

... women and the market patriarchal nationalism representation sexual contract ...

... as the accumulation of women’s bodies are necessary for the performance of virile masculinity, so too is the disposal of women who exceed the limits of patriarchal intimacy. women and the market patriarchal nationalism representation sexual contract ...

... certain terms of the marital relationship. Upon marriage, a young woman was no longer subject to the patriarchal power of the father over his children, instead coming under the patriarchal power of her husband. This power was enshrined in law as patria potestad , a principle that carried over from...

... masculinity. Debates on masculinity help us explore the concrete constraints that reveal and define the blueprint of “patriarchal bargaining” in any given society, which may exhibit variations according to class, caste, and ethnicity, here undertaken by the birangonas and their families. While the women...

... they utilized patriarchal power to navigate male meteorological data culture, and the ways in which they were met with resistance and erasure under that same patriarchal system. Although the data labor of white women broke the boundaries of white male science, the chapter also explores how white women are also...

... imageries of femininity that issue from masculine and patriarchal frames of reference. At the same time, such imagery has always been unstable and may be even more so now, as new feminist, queer, and trans theory reexamines and refigures how “gender” works in human realms and beyond. gender nature...