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    Making 'Mr. Hockey': Race, Gender, Class, and Nation in Media Representations of Gordie Howe 

    Clark, Martyn
    In this dissertation I study media representations of Gordie Howe, also known as ‘Mr. Hockey,’ who has been an idealized image of a hockey player and a ‘true’ Canadian during the Canadian postwar era. By taking Howe as ...
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    Sexual Scripts and Structured Action: Exploring Gendered Language in Cases of Female Sexual Offending 

    Grimaldi, Jessica (2009-08-20)
    Few research studies have examined female sexual offending. Furthermore, most of what we know about sexual offending is based on male perpetrators. Our conceptions of female criminals who act outside their designated sexual ...
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    Making Hair Matter: Untangling Black Hair/Style Politics 

    Watson, Nicole (2010-06-23)
    Hair is a remarkably complex material-semiotic entity. Caught on the cusp between self/society, meticulously contrived and purposely styled, hair is crucial in the articulation of identity and difference. However, although ...
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    Fitness, fertility and femininity: Making meaning in the tying of tubes: A feminist discourse analysis of women's sterilization 

    Day, L. Suzanne (2007-07-19)
    As a contraceptive technology, women’s sterilization is a medical event that is uniquely situated in relation to the dominant discursive link between women and reproduction. Intended as a contraceptive option that permanently ...
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    More than just 'notorious': critical considerations of gender in the early history of Kingston Penitentiary 

    MacRae, Leslie Dawn (2007-09-13)
    For centuries, scholarship in the area of punishment, prisons and corrections has been generated by a number of different disciplines. It is difficult to argue the fact that there has been a bias in this literature toward ...
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    Does Gender Play a Role?: Judges and Trial Outcomes in Sexual Assault Cases in Canada 

    Riley, Leah
    Canada undertook a major reform of the laws surrounding rape beginning in 1983. As a result of this reform, rape was re-conceptualized as ‘sexual assault’, and laws surrounding consent and earlier sexual history were ...
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    In-between Spaces: A Study of the Influences of Gender and Technology on the Writing Process in Online Composition Courses 

    Luyt, Ilka (2016-01-21)
    This qualitative phenomenological study examined the intersections of gender, technology, and composition pedagogy. The purpose of this study was to explore how female students and diverse instructors incorporated personal ...
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    "Too Heavy is the Load": Representations of Women and Suicide in 19th-Century British Literature 

    Hastings-Truelove, Amber
    As British alienists and sociologists in nineteenth-century Britain sought to understand suicide as a disease of the mind, coroners, jurors and lay people became increasingly sympathetic to those who ended their own lives. ...
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    "Serve Canada with Men Like These": Masculinity, "Peacekeeping," and National Identity in Cold War Canada, 1956-1959 

    Jaques, Bronwyn Elizabeth (2016-09-07)
    This paper explores the ways in which the construction of militarized masculinities in Cold War Canadian media reflected the hegemonic masculinities and broader social trends of the period. This paper focuses specifically ...
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    A Great War of Expectations: Men, Mothers, and Monsters in Toronto, 1914-1918 

    Chaktsiris, Mary (2015-10-02)
    Gendered expectations about wartime duty were central to Toronto’s mobilization during the First World War. How Torontonians defined these duties and responsibilities – and how they imagined the war they were waging – ...
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