The Female and the Male Professional: Gender, Career and Expatriation Interfaces in Trajectory for Female Expatriates by Aline Mendonça Fraga, Elaine Di Diego Antunes, Sidinei Rocha-de-Oliveira

“…The study highlights a way of being and acting in the work environment, understood as "the" model of a professional woman expatriate, who intercalates elements perceived as masculine and/or feminine. The construction of this trajectory is anchored by elements that build and influence it: personal characteristics, support and family influence, affective relationships, motherhood, professional plans and organizations in which they work, and countries of destination. …”
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Sulle rappresentazioni di Benito Mussolini e del fascismo in Sibilla Aleramo by Serena Mercuri

“…Fascism’s totalitarian aspiration does not contemplate the creation of new forms of masculine identity exclusively. In fact, a concept of the “New Woman” accompanies the Nietzschean ides of the “New Man”, in a specular and sometimes opposite form. …”
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Living the liquid life: Gender, precarity, and journalism in the post-#metoo era by Melin Margareta, Wiik Jenny

“…Despite a long-standing trend of increasing women in the profession, masculine norms and gender inequality persist in media work. …”
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Theorising unconventional climate advocates and their relationship to the environmental movement by R. M. Colvin, Robyn E. Gulliver, Xiongzhi Wang, Ajay Adhikari, Sarah J. Boddington, Kelly S. Fielding, Winnifred R. Louis

“…However, there remain important holdout constituencies that theory and evidence suggest are less likely to be persuaded by environmentalists, especially constituencies associated with resources and economic production, rural and regional areas, masculine norms, and conservative belief systems and politics. …”
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The Duchess of Malfi de John Webster ou le corps dans tous ses états: « Some said he was an hermaphrodite, for he could not abide a woman » (3. 2. 217-218) by Laetitia Coussement-Boillot

“…In his play, the suffering body is omnipresent, yet one also notices an ambivalent perspective focusing both on the body as womb and as tomb, and even, at times, on the body as the meeting-point between the masculine and the feminine, reminding us of the figure of the hermaphrodite. …”
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Vender, comprar, trocar e socializar: a participação das mulheres nas feiras de Mambaí e Posse no estado de Goiás, Brasil by Lívia Aparecida Pires de Mesquita, Maria Geralda de Almeida

“…When leaving the private sphere and conquering her space in the public sphere, women break with the patriarchal structures, still strong in the rural space that dichotomize the spaces according to sex and naturalize the public as masculine.…”
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Traumatic arteriovenous fistula. Apropos of a case by Manuel Otero Reyes, Denis González Escalona, Oscar Duménigo Arias, María Victoria Gordis Aguilera.

“…We present the case of a 36 year old masculine patient with antecedents of having hurt 1 year ago by firearm in the root of the left thigh goes to present increase of volume of the extremity and difficulty to the march with sensation of fatigue and gravity. …”
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Lettres  de haute mer et de terres lointaines (Religieuses en route vers l’exil, XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles by Raquel Gutiérrez Estupiñán

“…Bien qu’il s’agisse d’un type de migrantes qui n’a pas encore retenu l’attention des recherches sur les voyages à cette époque, la connaissance de leurs expériences (consignées soit dans des lettres, soit dans des chroniques) nous invite à réviser les conceptions traditionnellement masculines au sujet des voyages, voyageurs… et des voyageuses.  …”
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L’engagement des femmes entre émancipations et dominations. Le cas de radio Lorraine Cœur d’Acier, Longwy, 1979-1980 by Ingrid Hayes

“…The radio opened unusual opportunities for some women to express themselves and to become politicized in a particularly masculine professional and militant sector. Women’s positions in the LCA were, however, ambivalent. …”
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Quand les hommes se font passer pour des garçonnes : de l’agentivité du travestissement en moga dans le Japon de l’entre-deux-guerres by Camille Lenoble

“…With an unseemly attitude that was considered as “masculine”, the flapper probably constituted a new model of cross-dressing that resulted in the creation of a new “transvestite” identity, with a more pronounced agency and power of subversion than “traditional” femininity could offer to men who wanted to pass as women.…”
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« Running Riot » : la violence et les communautés punks au Royaume-Uni, 1975-1984 by Andrew H. Carroll

“…Les punks ont utilisé la violence pour réagir contre l’isolement culturel et pour trouver des formes d’autonomisation individuelle et masculine au sein d’une communauté culturelle encore marginale.…”
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Edina contra Septem ou la résistance à la lutte des étudiantes de médecine d’Édimbourg en 1870 by Christian Auer

“…Indeed, by asking to become doctors, Sophia Jex-Blake and her friends were transgressing established rules and challenging the dogmas of masculine superiority and exclusivity. The resistance of the medical community expressed itself particularly through an essentialist discourse that stressed the “inherent” weaknesses of those who aspired to become doctors. …”
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Navigating the Labyrinth of Gender Incongruence in Conservative Societies: A Call for Compassion and Understanding by Hiya Boro

“…A young woman, presenting in masculine attire and identifying herself with the pronouns ‘he’ and ‘him’, sought not only medical assistance for transition to male but also the validation of his identity amidst a backdrop of societal prejudice. …”
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Archiving Our Bodies: by Storm Madsen

“… This article analyses artworks by three non-binary or trans masculine artists: Kris Grey, No title (2019), Emmett Ramstad, The good ones (2006), and Marie Ahlberg Andersen, My Dick Clit has many forms (2022). …”
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Elizabeth von Arnim’s Garden Memoirs: Cultivating Feminism? by Fabienne Moine

“…While both novels follow the seasons and the changes in the vegetation, von Arnim’s witty prose presents the garden as an ally against masculine domination. As she is reluctant to monitor nature, she also challenges its feminine attributes. …”
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L’héritage d’Alfred Kiyana et l’énigme des paquets cérémoniels meskwaki by Emmanuel Désveaux

“…The bundle complex appears as an anti-gestational act, merely masculine and saturated with death’s motives, which stands in a transformational relationship with the overall features of Algonquian totemism. …”
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El viaje urbano en tranvía como práctica (re)creativa en evocaciones literarias de voces masculinas by Elisabet Prudant

“…This urban movements through trams and public transportation are closely discussed under two dimensions regarding the use "for himself" of the masculine collective trip: the playful and the exploratory.…”
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THE INFLUENCE OF CULTURE AND RELIGION ON GENDER INEQUALITY AND IT IMPLICATIONS ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT by GRACE ETIM-JAMES

“…Gender defines the norms and values regarding masculine and feminine roles and behaviour, which is a major threshold of gender inequality. …”
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Deconstructing esports by Tom Legierse, Maria Ruotsalainen

“…Building on scholarship that highlights inequities in (competitive) gaming and esports, we identify four ways in which bodies are made relevant in esports: 1) the obscuring of the playing body and establishment of an idealized and normative masculine athletic body; 2) the ‘visibility’ of women's bodies as deviant from the norm; 3) the invisibility (and impossibility) of disabled bodies through design (embodied nature of design of both games and gameplay); and 4) the embodied nature of infrastructural issues that cannot be reduced to materiality. …”
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Gender Dysphoria and Its Non-Surgical and Surgical Treatments by Danyon Anderson, Himasa Wijetunge, Peyton Moore, Daniel Provenzano, Nathan Li, Jamal Hasoon, Omar Viswanath, Alan D. Kaye, Ivan Urits

“…Treatment includes psychosocial therapy, pharmacotherapy for underlying depression and/or anxiety, hormonal therapy, non-genital and/or genital feminization or masculinization operations. The frequency and severity of treatment related morbidity increases progressively as treatments go from conservative to more invasive. …”
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