0 the fact or quality of having characteristics that are traditionally thought to be typical of or suitable for a woman: --
Offering formal training for teaching, which implied that women needed to be taught to teach, endangered this understanding of femininity.
Each song draws the listener into an image of femininity while threatening assumptions hinted at in the lyrics.
And, conversely, histories of motherhood - and femininity - seemed so much more important in the development of new gender ideologies and practices.
It is the intersection of assertions of femininity with cultural, class and racial identity which would have enriched this chapter beyond the discussion of dress.
Certainly, she rejected - or possibly never even considered - using her femininity to personal and political advantage.
This global interpretation, which is not based in contextualized empirical analysis, assumes a direct mapping among discourse, femininity, and powerlessness.
These have in common declining social status and degradation of selfimage, as the cultural ideal, youthful femininity, can no longer be met.
The women who are low performers have scores which indicate a high level of stereotypical femininity on submissiveness, narcissism, creative interests and femininity.
