Before colonization, Native women held more power than today, " Indian women did indeed have religious, political, and economic power-not more than men but at least equal to men . " Indigenous feminism attributes gendering of indigenous issues to colonization through naming, claiming, and exploiting native people.
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While this does not mean that the'woman's language'is revalued, nor does this necessarily call for a feminist celebration, Cameron highlights that it is possible that with time, more men may work in this service industry, and this may lead to a subsequent " de-gendering " of this linguistic style.
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"Signifying the promise and the perils of cross-cultural dialogue, Sam and Me both validates and negates the multiculturalist utopian myth of interethnic cooperation . "-Kass Banning " Playing in the Light : Canadianizing Race and Nation . " In Gendering the Nation : Canadian Women's Cinema, edited by Kay Armatage, Kass Banning, Brenda Longfellow, and Janine Marchessault.
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Her other books include " Gendering Labor History ", which collects some of her best-known essays on women and wage work; " In Pursuit of Equity : Women, Men, and the Quest for Economic Citizenship in Twentieth Century America ", which won several prizes including the Joan Kelly Prize, the Philip Taft award, and the Bancroft Prize.
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Examples of video game topics he has written extensively about include the gendering of video game spaces and play experiences, the effects of interactivity on learning and the development of educational video games ( this work led to the creation of the Microsoft Games-To-Teach initiative at MIT Comparative Media Studies in 2001 which in 2003 became the Education Arcade initiative, a collaboration with the University of Wisconsin . ); and game design as a narrative architecture discipline.
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As dancer, Salome is without a doubt the object of the gaze particularly Herod's male gaze . " The Hutcheons argue that while the male gaze has been traditionally rooted in the idea of sexual privilege, leading to a gendering of the gaze as'male'in the first place, the character of Salome undermines this theory by knowingly using the male gaze to her advantage, first by gaining access to Iokannan via the male gaze and later through her dance.
