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Feeling Gender: A Generational and Psychosocial Approach

Feelings and the Social Transformation of Gender Feelings as Social Gender Relations in a Process of Change Gender Contracts and Agency Generational Transition and Transmission Generational Patterns as Normative Creations Changing the Norm from Within The Structure of the Book Feelings of Gender Feelings as Socially Patterned Socialisation and Desire Feelings and Relations Gender and Feelings Temporality in Theories Temporality in Methods The Study and the Sample Analysing Patterns Comparing Generations Narratives in Time Reading Feelings Reading Generations Changing Contexts Family Forms: Equality, Difference and Individual Rights Improved Living Standards, Social Security, Class and Education Gender Equality: Policy and Practice Youth, Gender and Modernity Born around The First World War: Refining Gender Complementarity Idealisation and Ambivalence Sons: Respected Fathers and Invisible Mothers Daughters: Strict Mothers, Kind Fathers (Female) Bodies and (Male) Sexuality Asymmetries or Irregularities in the Gender Order?Refining Gender Complementarity Justice versus Equity Born around the Second World War: Struggling with Gender Equality Anger, Distance and Closeness Sons: Distant Fathers, Close Mothers Daughters: Weak Mothers, Rational Fathers Sexualising the Body Gender as Power or a Fact of Life?The Battle of Gender Equality Equality versus Difference Born in the Welfare Society: Individualising Gender Respect: Identification with Parents as Individuals Sons: Fathers as Doers, Mothers as Talkers Daughters: Responsible Mothers, Warm Fathers Gendering Bodies and Degendering Sexuality Individuality and Gender Striving for Work-Family Balance Freedom versus Equality Calibrating Time and Place Life at 40 Made in Scandinavia?Psychosocial Changes and Continuities in Gender The Changing Psychological World of the Men Fathers and Sons Mothers and Sons Bodies and Sexuality in Adolescence Changing Patterns in Gender Identities and Gendered Subjectivities in the Men The Changing Psychological World of the Women Mothers and Daughters Fathers and Daughters Bodies and Sexuality in Adolescence Changing Patterns in Gender Identities and Gendered Subjectivities in the Women Evolving Psychoanalytic Theories of Gender and Heterosexuality The Oedipal Model: Love or Identification The Gender Identity Model: Autonomy versus Intimacy The Gender Ambiguity Model: Sameness and Difference Generational Psychological Positions The Bedrocks of Gender?Gendering, Degendering, Regendering Emotional Links Political Links Gender Links

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Disability: an enigma that brings gender and generational differences into question throughout life
While the disability remains a traumatism, it is also an enigma that can, and, indeed, should, stimulate thought. This involves finding and generating images and words that enable children to construct and further develop their perceptions of the disability. For this process to be pursued, children,...
(The Clinic of Disability: Psychoanalytical Approaches)
Psychosocial approaches
Psychosocial factors, non-adherence to treatment, as well as medical and psychiatric comorbidities influence clinical outcomes, and should be considered in the long-term treatment of BD. Thus, the GP and the health team as whole should consider all these in order to avoid relapses and recurrences in...
(Mental Disorders in Primary Care: A Guide to Their Evaluation and Management, 1st Ed)
Mental Health and Psychosocial Approaches
There is a perceived split between advocates of trauma-focused and psychosocial understandings related to the assessment of mental health needs in conflict and post-conflict settings (Miller and Rasmussen 2010). Trauma-focused approaches attempt to establish a direct connection between exposures to violence...
(The Palgrave Handbook of Sociocultural Perspectives on Global Mental Health)
Providing Care Through an Ongoing, Person-centred and Psychosocial Approach
At the first antenatal ‘booking’ visit, maternity staff or PMHP counsellors provide psycho-education to mothers in the waiting room through informal discussion and the distribution of patient leaflets designed by the PMHP Each woman is then actively engaged in an informed, written consent process...
(The Palgrave Handbook of Sociocultural Perspectives on Global Mental Health)
Girls, Boys, and Transience: Issues of Gender and Generation
The growing number of transient children—refugee, internally displaced, stateless, trafficked, immigrant, and street youth—reflects worldwide political, social, and geoenvironmental crises. Despite the fact that “transience” is usually characterized by a fleeting moment (i.e., an event of short...
(Children and Forced Migration: Durable Solutions During Transient Years)
Diaspora studies, gender studies, and feminist peace approaches and methodologies: a strong nexus
As noted by James Clifford (1997, p. 258), “Diasporic experiences are always gendered. But there is a tendency for theoretical accounts of diasporas and diaspora cultures to hide this fact, to talk of travel and displacement in unmarked ways, thus normalising male experiences”. Such oversight is...
(Routledge Handbook of Feminist Peace Research)
Gender Linked to Power Relations Approach
In this approach to gender psychology, the central question that psychologists pursue is: How does gender structure social institutions’ practices, norms, and policies within which men and women operate? With this approach, gender beliefs and behaviors are ideologies that are embedded in sociostructural...
(Behavioral Cybersecurity: Fundamental Principles and Applications of Personality Psychology)
Reframing the politics of gender equity: a power domains approach
The question of gender equity is first and foremost a question of power and how it operates. As such, our thinking cannot start with the institutions and actors that make up any given political system, or the specific ideas that are embedded within institutions and over which different actors contest....
(Negotiating Gender Equity in the Global South: The Politics of Domestic Violence Policy)
Researching the politics of gender equity: a comparative, process-tracing approach
Current research into the politics of VAW and anti-domestic violence legislation is constrained by certain methodological tendencies within the field of gender and politics, and within comparative politics more broadly. In particular, the field remains characterized by either large-n survey-based work...
(Negotiating Gender Equity in the Global South: The Politics of Domestic Violence Policy)
SONGS OF GENDER AND GENERATION: Ethnographic Perspectives on Initiation Songs and Wellbeing in Southern Africa
Initiation songs serve the wellbeing of communities. I use the term “initiation” to refer to a rite of passage in youth and the term “wellbeing” to describe practices that contribute to the social good and health of individuals and communities. This chapter focuses on the role of singing in the...
(The Routledge Companion to Interdisciplinary Studies in Singing)