MAKNA PERJODOHAN PADA JAMA�AH MUSLIM TARBIYAH KAB. SLEMAN DI.YOGYAKARTA (Studi Pada Perempuan Lajang Berusia Di Atas 30 Tahun) by , Lidiawati, , Prof. Dr. Sesetiawan

“…Indonesian society are well-known as patriarchal society in which fathers contribute more to family matters, including arranging marriages for their children. …”

PENGALAMAN PEREMPUAN INFERTIL DALAM MENCARI PENGOBATAN DI YOGYAKARTA by LUBIS, DINA PUTRI UTAMI

“…In Yogyakarta has society patriarchal culture that embraces husband as decision makers and their terms about koncowingking where women as subordinated.Based on the theory of Health Promotion Model, taking action for recovery and improvement of the quality of life of women in this search experience in overcoming infertility treatment. …”

Citra Diri Perempuan Indoneia DalamAnalisis Semiotik Sajak-Sajak Nikah Ilalang Karya Dorothea Rosa Herliany The Women Image in Dorothea Rosa Herliany's Nikah Baking: A Semiotic An... by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…The woman is psychologically disappointed upon her suffering which is out of her conscious keep pressing her in her involvement within the patriarchal world. The disappointment is compensated in the form of rude speeches in addition to her out of house-world exploration. …”

Ladies of the lodge : a history of Scottish Orangewomen, c. 1909-2013 by Butcher, Deborah

“…This thesis represents a rare academic exploration of gendered Orange ritual symbolism, interpreting female rites as both spiritual legitimation of patriarchal subordination and, conversely, as a celebration of sisterly love. …”
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Revisionings of Hamlet: the crux of an interpretive paradigm by Mohammad Safaei, Ruzy Suliza Hashim

“…Four major types of revisioning Hamlet are considered in this article: absorption of Hamlet by a competent writer as a challenge to Shakespeare; rewriting of the play as a response to the questions unaddressed in the original text; revisioning of the play as a feminist struggle intent upon defending women against patriarchal readings of them; transforming Hamlet as a postcolonial urge to rewrite the past. …”
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Universalism and the law of sport: Muslim women negotiating sports leadership by Radzi, M.W.

“…Women issues on the other hand took shape amidst the typically patriarchal policy development processes, whether it is within the religious, socio-leqal, cultural, economic or political context. …”
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Gender, cultural influences, and coping with musculoskeleta pain at work by Ismail Maakip, Jodi Oakman, Rwth Stuckey

“…A combination of the patriarchal and hierarchical cultural occupational context emerged as a critical factor in the finding of individual or peer based adaptations rather than organizational accommodations. …”
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Interaction between gender and translation (1995-2022): A systematic literature review by Li, Zhu, Lay, Hoon Ang, Mansor, Nor Shahila

“…The synthesis identifies five main topics of the impact gender has on translation: (a) gender affiliation of translators/interpreters; (b) LGBTQI (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer) identities; (c) sexuality of characters; (d) feminist and patriarchal ideologies; and (e) cultural gender conventions, as well as four topics of the impact of translation on gender: (a) gender (stereotypical) portrayals of fictional characters; (b) gendered language and meanings; (c) LGBTQI identities; and (d) LGBTQI ideologies. …”

A Lacanian Reading of Finnegans Wake in Relation to James Joyce's Feminine Structure by Massiha, Laleh

“…John Joyce‘s inability to perform his patriarchal responsibilities is mirrored in H.C.E, while Joyce himself rejects the influence of the church. …”

The treatment of men towards women in the works of Che Husna Azhari by Johari, Nenny Djuhara

“…It is centered on the struggle of the Malay women in finding the balance of her sexuality against social biasness and religious obligation in a patriarchal society This is because the social condition and where these women lived and interact with the society are unique. …”
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The struggles of Ceylonese women in Rani Manickas, the rice mother and the Japanese lover by Mani, Manimangai

“…She sheds light on the complications and challenges faced by displaced women in a patriarchal society and the roles they are expected to play. …”
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Reinterpreting female identity in selected African male writers through ecofeminism by Muhammad, Nasiru Umar

“…The study is set to debunk the generalization that male African writers are predominantly patriarchal in their writings. It is argued that there are male African writers that have been writing with women on their agenda. …”
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Sikh women diaspora in Malaysia: the reality of their role and status in the religious domain by Kaur, Charanjit, Gill, Sarjit Singh

“…The authors discovered that patriarchal cultural practices have clearly dominated Sikh women’s views about their roles in daily life, as well as in the perception of their own status. …”
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Negotiating Travel Constraints via Technology: A Study of Malay Muslim Women through a Hierarchical Constraint Model Perspective by Ratthinan, Senutha P., Selamat, Nor Hafizah

“…These constraints are shaped by patriarchal gender norms where women are expected to be obedient to a system of institutionalized male power. …”
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The failure of the symbolic order in shaping the female subject in Adrienne rich's Aunt Jennifer Tigers by Hassan, Mohamad Fleih, Talif, Rosli, Hardev Kaur

“…Adrienne Rich was one of the leading feminist voices who called for the re-establishment of the feminist discourse away from the bigotry of the patriarchal thought. In her early stage of writing, Rich imitated the styles and subject matters of the great male writers of the literary scene. …”
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Gender systems in the Putin autocracy by Wood, Elizabeth A.

“…At the same time, they support a neo-traditional gender order with women managing the house under the direction of the patriarchal male leader.…”
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“Mirror, mirror on the wall, am I female or am I not?” Intertextual dialogue through writing the female body in Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre and Jean Rhys’ Wide Sargasso Sea... by Natasha St Clare Alvar

“…Hence, in my essay, I hope to explore the ceaseless flow between the two novels, through the dialogue created between the texts and the critique on patriarchal discourse created through imagery, symbolism and style of the female body.…”
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Hierarchy and its contribution to stress management in the primate society : a study on females in a harem of vulnerable and resilient males by Durgadevi, K

“…The Hamadryas baboon society is a typical patriarchal society. Therefore, the males are more dominant than the females. …”
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CITRA PEREMPUAN MESIR: TINJAUAN KRITIK SASTRA FEMINIS TERHADAP NOVEL WA NASĪTU ANNĪ IMRA�AH KARYA IHS�N ABDUL QUDDŪS by , Muh. Luqman Arifin, , Prof. Dr. Taufiq A. Dardiri, S.U.

“…This novel raised the issue of gender in relation to the power of the patriarchal world that still dominates Arab society with a social portrait of Egyptian background. …”

PEMAKNAAN MASKULINITAS: Kajian Sosiologis Tentang Pemaknaan Maskulinitas Laki-Laki Di Kota Surakarta by WIBOWO, AGUNG, PARTINI, PARTINI

“…Hegemonic masculinity was manifested through Javanese Culture's masculinity construction maintained by media and state by emphasizing on patriarchic construction. Having girlfriend and marriage is the momentum of the man's life journey transitioning affecting the masculinity interpretation. …”