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Tytuł książki:

Appreciating diversity - gender and cultural issues. Tom 2

Autor książki:

Aneta Chybicka, Maria Kaźmierczak

(red.)
Dane szczegółowe:
Wydawca: Oficyna Wydawnicza Impuls
Rok wyd.: 2008
Oprawa: miękka
Ilość stron: 428 s.
Wymiar: 167x240 mm
EAN: 9788373089013
ISBN: 978-83-7308-901-3
Data: 2008-02-08
Cena wydawcy: 44.80 złpozycja niedostępna

Opis książki:

This is the second volume of a two volumes series on cultural and gender issues. While the first volume concentrated mainly on the different manifestations of cultural encounters (e.g. acculturation processes of immigrants and cultural differences in close interpersonal relationships) this book places gender issues into the focus in an exciting and original way. Are there, in fact, gender differences or they are the result of perceptional illusion or social construction? How somebody is perceived who does not behave according to the stereotypical expectations of her/his gender? Is there a third gender? How Arabic men living in Poland construct their masculinity? Does smiling have any effect on attraction in Internet relationships in different cultures? Do Polish young adults differ from Spanish in terms of their estimation of physical attractiveness? Are men and women different in their social convictions? What kind of male gender role expectations are there in close relationships in Egypt, Germany and Poland? Arc cultures different in terms of violence against women? Are there specific cultural factors contributing to violence against women in Poland? Does being sexually abused make a difference between women going through a personal crisis?
The answers can be found in the 16 chapters written mainly by Polish authors showing the colourful variety and high quality of work done in the crossroad of gender and culture in Poland. Therefore together with the previous volume this book is a must and a valuable learning material for those who are interested in cultural and gender issues both for personal and professional reasons.

Książka "Appreciating diversity - gender and cultural issues. Tom 2" - Aneta Chybicka, Maria Kaźmierczak (red.) - oprawa miękka - Wydawnictwo Oficyna Wydawnicza Impuls. Książka posiada 428 stron i została wydana w 2008 r.

Spis treści:

Introduction

Part 1

Social Construction of Sex

Günter Bierbrauer

Gender Difference: Fact or Myth?
Natasza Kosakowska

Identity, Self-construal and Gender Role Perception

Katarzyna Bojarska

Social Construction of Sex and Gender Dichotomy

Agnieszka Nowakowska

Masculinity Construction and Gender Role Strain Theory – The Qualitative Study on Arabs (Maghrebians) Living in Poland

Monika Biłas-Henne

Do Social Axioms Have Gender?

Polish-Spanish Comparison of Social Axioms: New Methods of Measurement

Krzysztof Ulanowski

Goddess Inanna. Uniqueness in Diversity

Part 2

The Role of Gender and Culture

in Social Processes

Hanna Brycz

Gender and Culture as Determinants of Self-regulation, and Reactions to Temptation in Poland

Hanna Brycz

Gender Differences in Perception of Temptation

Resistance and Actual Resistance to Tempting Situations among Polish Students

Aneta Chybicka, Maria Kaźmierczak

Determinants of Satisfaction with a Romantic Relationship in Poland, Germany and Egypt

Piotr Szarota
Smiling as a Self-presentation Strategy in the Internet Personal Ads: Gender and Cross-cultural Differences

Krystyna Adamska
The Role of Relationship in the Individualistic and Collectivistic Orientations

Małgorzata Lipowska, Mariusz Lipowski, Anna Jankowska

Determinants of Physical Attractiveness among Polish and Spanish Youth

Part 3

Violence – Gender and Cultural Aspects

Anna Kwiatkowska

Cultures of Violence:
In Search of Links between Culture and Violence against Women

Henryk Machel
Selected Cultural Determinants of Violence towards Women in Poland – the Victims Perspective

Magdalena Błażek, Mikołaj Majkowicz, Anna Chryc-Gawrychowska
The Psychological Effects of Sexual Abuse against Women

Beata Pastwa-Wojciechowska

Psychopathy and Gender Differences.

From Norm to Pathology

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