Add to ORKGThis content analysis discusses the results of the analysis of twelve major Evangelical books for young adults and their representation of gender roles and gender ideals. The background of the Evangelical church’s handling of gender, particularly in relation to media beginning in the 1970s is established and discussed at length in order to situate this analysis amongst previous discussion of Evangelical gender roles. This analysis found that each of the books discussed four main themes of gender roles and relations: biological essentialism, complementarianism, counter-cultural branding of gender, and sexual purity (especially for young women)
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By analyzing the language used in notable Latter-Day Saint communications, Catherine Evans explores ...
In this chapter, the author demonstrates how a narrative approach opens up new possibilities within ...
Evangelical Protestants are an influential force in the world of politics, particularly in bringing ...
This thesis examines various factors within Western society that encourage specific sex roles for ma...
Youth receive conflicting and often unrealistic messages about body-image, health, sexuality, bullyi...
This research aims to facilitate better understanding of perceptions of gender roles and gender equa...
Evangelical churches in the United States are often portrayed as misogynistic due to their adherence...
Drawing from the extensive research that has been performed recently within the sociology of religio...
In the later decades of the twentieth century, to counter “second wave” feminist ideas about gender ...
The purpose of this study was to understand the impact Evangelical gender roles have on college fema...
In 1978, James Dobson, psychologist and founder of the conservative evangelical group Focus on the F...
This paper examines gender in two forms of mediated contemporary Protestant evangelicalism in the Un...
Feminist scholars and theologians have examined the effects of the dominantly male language in the B...
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