Reading and writing genders : explorations of androgyny in early modernist poetry. by Khew, Tessa Yu Ping.

“…Amongst the various Modernist texts which deal with the representations of gender and gender relations, it may seem unlikely to find one that challenges patriarchy and sexism in the masculinist works of the “Men of 1914”. …”
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The proposal by Amreet Singh Dhillon

“…This piece explores the ideas of affluence and patriarchy in the Singapore context. It sees the coming together of two families with very diverse backgrounds as they try to come to an agreement as to how to marry off their children. …”
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The treatment of gender in feminist Utopias. by Ng, Timothy Yi Peng.

“…With these paradoxes of “good place” and “no place” as well as the complexities of gender in mind, feminist utopian writers add a further dimension of involution to their writing, one that blends in or highlights the themes of gender in these “good place[s]” that they create, simultaneously knowing that such utopias are doubly hard to create in their respective patriarchal societies, and ever so easy to be dismissed as a place that will never exist within the oppressive male-centric constructs the writers were writing in. …”
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The log of Charlie Ming. by Teo, Cheryl Han Xin.

“…The artist envisages the life of one man at the mercy of a patriarchal society. It essentially looks at a culture’s constant dream of a ‘utopian’ world and the effects on the human individual. …”
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Wearing your sex on your face : the ethics of irigaray and lipstick. by Tan, Wei Si.

“…This reduction of the female presence is a result of deliberate and necessary control that stems from a patriarchal economy in order for men to define themselves as the absolute bearer of meaning.…”
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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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Examining tabloidization in The Straits Times. by Quak, Angeline Yan Xin.

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A study of small retail start-ups in Singapore. by Kong, Thomas Tai Meng., Lim, Gabriel Lian Kheng., Koenig, Oscar Harvey.

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ESG reporting in Singapore by Sim, Chai Ying, Jiang, Weiying, Lim, Daryl Ming Wei

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The evolution of Sembawang Group. by Chang, Chew Loay., Ng, Lee Joo., Tan, Soon Teck.

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Dissecting Hindu arranged marriages – an analysis of the link between religious belief and gender inequality. by Juhi Ahuja.

“…This research aims to explore the processes and notions behind such “arranged” marriages, and the implications they have on women in particular – perceived to be at the losing end of this patriarchal structure. I find that Hinduism may no longer play a significant role in the decision to facilitate or have an arranged marriage and that any gender inequality may actually be perceived by outsiders; rather than be truly experienced by the subjects involved. …”
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Interracial relationships in Singapore : is love colourblind? by Lee, Janice Sijie.

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Marrying the elements : the extent of influence of bridal magazines on Singaporean weddings. by Khoe, Katrina.

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Gender and nationalism : the subaltern woman in a war commemorative museum. by Chua, Min Yi.

“…Gender, then, appears to be dominated and overwritten by nationalism, and the gendered subaltern subject becomes merely a representational category in the hegemonic patriarchal representational system.…”
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Mediated masculinities through the lens of fashion. by Lim, Justina Jayann Hui Jia.

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Skanky ah lians and edgy grrls : how young female blogshoppers read blogshop photographs. by Chan, Aaron Yongzhi.

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Investigating relationship between facebook use and family relationships. by Tan, Hong Siew.

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Female football fans or football fangirls? : A study on how female football fans in Singapore negotiate their identity as women and as fans through their social experiences. by Nur Syahirah Jasni.

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Body satisfaction among lesbians : a comparison across different sub-categories. by Nui, Priscilla Zhao Qi.

“…That is, ultimately, lesbians still inevitably internalized and are stranded within the patriarchal hetero-normative beauty ideals of society.…”
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Singapore as a "Renaissance City" : image or reality? by Loke, Myra.

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