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	Equalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Equalism is a name often given to forms of egalitarianism (advocacy of equality) concerned with issues of gender or race.
		"Gender equity", "gender equality", "sexual equality", or gender egalitarianism is the belief in the equality of the gender or the sexes.
		While they may share a number of critiques and analyses with self-described feminists and/or masculists, they feel that egalitarianism is a better word for a belief in equality than any word that focuses on one of the genders.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gender_egalitarianism (393 words)

	Ephilosopher :: General Philosophy Forum :: The Post (Liberal) Feminist Condition. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		This step took struggles for gender equality into the economic sphere of society which has been successful in gaining equal rights but not necessarily equal representation in work place (Motherhood is often responsible but also residual gender discrimination).
		Gender inequality is not essential to capitalism; therefore if we attain gender equality within capitalism it will amount to an equality of oppression among individuals not of the bourgeoisies (i.e.
		Concluding traditional gender roles enforced upon the sexes hurt both male and females (‘Men don’t cry”, “frailty thy name is women”) by coercing them into position they might not have chosen for themselves.
	www.ephilosopher.com /phpBB_14-action-viewtopic-topic-3999.html (2434 words)

	Worldwide Differences in Business Values and Practices: Overview of GLOBE Research Findings
		The findings for "gender egalitarianism" also are significant because it is one of the predictors of the most widely admired characteristic of successful leaders.
		Gender egalitarianism is “the degree to which a collective minimizes gender inequality” [p.
		Accounting for all 61 societies, the average score for gender egalitarianism practices (“as is”) was 3.37 on the 1-to-7 scale, while the average for gender egalitarianism values (“should be”) was a noticeably higher 4.51.
	www.grovewell.com /pub-GLOBE-dimensions.html (3698 words)

	Women in Serbia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Genders are divided as naturalized sexes in order to make them complementary agents of the Nation; they negotiate between the spheres of History and reproduction, Nation and survival, battlefield and shelter, public glory and private survival, and so forth.
		The character of gender relations and the position of women in this global situation of disempowerment is, as expected, the intensification of the gender dichotomy and the nationalist restructuring of the patriarchy,the ‘‘naturalization’’ of women as breeders for the purposes of the Nation, and the ideologization of femininity in Serbia.
		This gender egalitarianism is, in fact, the result of one other equality — the equality of powerlessness under despotism.
	www.hi.is /page/RIKK-womeninserbia (3839 words)

	C:\WEBSITE\CARP\attitude.htm
		And gender is inculcated, manifested, and reinforced by hair styles, clothing types, ways of speaking, posture, and movement, and also and above all by the attitudes of those towards whom we have attitudes.
		Then one can ask what one is disposed to believe in if one is a gender egalitarian rather than a gender supremacist, what matters thus believed in are valued not only higher and lower, but also equally in the two types of attitude.
		Supremacist beliefs can be challenged on the basis of the sort of awareness called evidencing and the egalitarian believing, etc. supported with other evidencing of comparable performances in all spheres of life, educational and similar advantages and disadvantages allowed for.
	www.phenomenologycenter.org /course/attitude.htm (4635 words)

	MenWeb - Men's Issues: Inner Work and Gender Justice
		We find that the techniques for gender diplomacy and gender reconciliation, and the kinds of stories and issues that came up in small groups, are the same issues that we’re grappling with in society as a whole.
		The bottom-line fallout of the gender war is that the children are falling through the cracks.
		In our gender diplomacy conferences men can reveal themselves as who they are to women, and women can reveal who they really are to men.
	www.menweb.org /kipnisiv.htm (10903 words)

	International Journal for Equity in Health \| Full text \| Social capital and health: Does egalitarianism matter? A ...
		Whilst 'egalitarianism' is a multifaceted notion in social and political thought, common forms of egalitarianism include economic egalitarianism, moral egalitarianism, legal egalitarianism, democratic egalitarianism, political egalitarianism, gender egalitarianism and opportunity egalitarianism [19].
		Economic egalitarianism, (popular with liberals throughout much of the 20th Century), has given way to a concern not that everyone be strictly equal in material possession, but rather that everyone be equal in having enough material goods to effectively fulfill his or her native human capacities [19].
		It is documented that an egalitarian distribution of wealth and income appears to imply a more cohesive, harmonious society and the level of income inequality may affect both a society's cohesiveness and its members' health [28].
	www.equityhealthj.com /content/5/1/3 (9701 words)

	ESR \| December 20, 2004 \| How the Left achieves its agenda
		This is not egalitarianism because it didn't make fls "equal" to whites and the same is true of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
		In another example of racial egalitarianism, it was seen that even when a state had legal school integration, housing patterns kept many schools segregated.
		Egalitarianism as a concept always sounds "fair," (and sometimes is) but, in truth, it clashes against individual autonomy, and when the people are given a choice between the two, they usually choose freedom.
	www.enterstageright.com /archive/articles/1204/1204egalitarianism.htm (763 words)

	World Reformed Fellowship: The TNIV: Gender Accurate or Idealogically Egalitarian? by Dr. Peter Jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Complementarians are concerned that behind the claim of "gender accuracy," a particular theological agenda, doubtless inadvertently, is imported into the sacred text of Scripture, and, in the process, a particular, novel interpretation is elevated to the level of biblical authority.
		We are witnessing a social revolution determined to erase from the cultural memory of the "Christian" West both the normativity of heterosexual gender distinctions and the (male) God of the Bible.
		Observes Nicolosi: "We see this gender confusion played out in the drive to purge all language of gender-specific terminology." Activities that are anathema to the new cultural feminist orthodoxy turn out to be essential to normal, human development.
	www.wrfnet.org /articles/article.asp?id=1151 (5159 words)

	Egalitarianism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Egalitarianism is the moral doctrine that equality ought to prevail in society.
		Common forms of egalitarianism include economic egalitarianism (also known as material egalitarianism), moral egalitarianism, legal egalitarianism, luck egalitarianism, political egalitarianism, gender egalitarianism, racial egalitarianism, and opportunity egalitarianism.
		Different kinds of egalitarianism can sometimes conflict, while in other situations they may be indispensable to each other.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Egalitarianism (657 words)

	Gender Equality Debate Guide - PhiloWiki
		They assume that the female gender role was constructed as an opposite to an ideal male role, and helps to perpetuate patriarchy.
		The "female" gender role is constructed through the mirror image of what the inmates perceive as a male.
		A certain group or gender may be less proportionately represented in an area, often employment or education, due predominantly, in the view of proponents, to past or ongoing discrimination against members of the group.
	www.trianglephilosophy.com /wiki/index.php/Gender_Equality_Debate_Guide (2046 words)

	Understanding and Collaboratively Treating Parental Alienation Syndrome by Richard A. Gardner
		Richard A. Gardner, MD I believe that one factor operative in the burgeoning rate of child custody disputes has been the misguided gender egalitarianism of the guidelines used in recent years for courts when ruling in such disputes.
		The recommended changes will still respect fathers' needs and rights and are in conformity with gender criteria that the courts are required to subscribe to when ruling in child-custody disputes.
		This presumption, too, is essentially sex blind (satisfying thereby present-day demands for gender egalitarianism) because it allows for the possibility that a father's input may outweigh the mother's in the formative years, even though he starts at a genetic disadvantage.
	www.fact.on.ca /Info/pas/gardnr94.htm (3118 words)

	The who and when of "gender-blind" attitudes: predictors of gender-role egalitarianism in two different domains - Brief ...
		Second, and more important, we predicted that the "gender gap" in egalitarianism would be smaller in the domain of social behavior than in the employment domain.
		Fourth, because of evidence that respondents in Asian countries tend to score lower on measures of egalitarianism than respondents in the United States and Europe do (e.g., Williams & Best, 1990), we expected that the egalitarianism scores of American college students of Asian heritage would be lower than those of their non-Asian counterparts.
		Fifth, we expected a relation between egalitarianism and responses on a gender preference checklist designed by Solomon, Minton, Calano, Raber, and Rapoport-Taylor (1985), which asks respondents to select reasons why they would wish to be reborn either as a woman or as a man.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2294/is_9-10_49/ai_110813274 (930 words)

	Prejudiced Media ‘Socialization’: A Sikh Perspective (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		In fact, the "broadcast of Hindu epics, serialized on national television, to enormous popular audiences signaled the possibility of a kind of mass participation that had never before been witnessed in post-independence times; this was a potential that the Hindu Right was the first to utilize in any effective way." (Rajagopal 1999 : 61).
		Gender equality – a hallmark of Sikhism – is paid lip service in most, if not all, reviews and descriptions on and about Sikhism.
		This aim has to be to provide a platform wherein inter-generational and inter-national debates on, and about, Sikhism as practiced around the world can occur in a non-political fashion, thereby resulting in a more holistic understanding of the socio-cultural trends being witnessed within Sikh communities.
	www.sikhreview.org /august2002/pers2.htm (2772 words)

	The Odysseus Group's Education Debate & Discussion Forum
		Common forms of egalitarianism are material or economic egalitarianism, moral egalitarianism, legal egalitarianism, democratic egalitarianism, political egalitarianism, gender egalitarianism and opportunity egalitarianism.
		Economic egalitarianism, popular on the Left throughout much of the 20th Century, has given way to a concern not that everyone be strictly equal in material possession, but rather that everyone be equal in having enough material goods to successfully fulfill his or her native human capacities.
		Libertarianism can be understood as radical political egalitarianism, according to which everyone is equal (or nearly equal) in coercive political power, because no one has any (or those who have it have little and are strictly limited in their use of it).
	pub47.bravenet.com /forum/3966629559/fetch/566771 (1123 words)

	A Juxtaposition of Truth: How Gender Roles, Reductionism, Holism, and Self Influence the Process of Self-Realization
		Considering that the parents who hold to traditional gender roles will impart this on their increasing number of children, the consequence is a simple matter of an exponential growth.
		She takes a person who is acting under the strong influence of gender roles and pushes her through a drastic internal transformation that leads, in the end, into a state of enlightenment.
		Under the guise of gender roles, reductionism, and holism the beauty of the self and its constantly changing yet constantly static nature are illustrated with respect to reality.
	www.wsu.edu /~blogsdon/truth.htm (2699 words)

	Evangelical Feminism Lurches Leftward: Is Molly Marshall an "Evangelical" Feminist?
		In the PBS documentary, "Battle for the Minds," which is referenced in the CBE article, Marshall also dismissed conservative opposition to the 1992 "Reimagining" conference of feminist theologians in Minneapolis, a gathering in which attendees from mainline Protestant denominations worshipped the deity Sophia and celebrated "communion" with milk and honey.
		In recent years, however, the evangelical egalitarian movement seems to be slowly inching closer and closer to the feminist theologies of mainline Protestantism.
		We must place the gender issue within the framework of a theology of Christian patriarchy, a theology rooted in the glorious mystery of the Fatherhood of God and his purposes in Christ.
	www.gender-news.com /article.php?id=87 (930 words)

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		In other words, the high gender equality that Nordic women enjoy in the economic and social spheres is the product of a more general equality politics connected to the region's welfare ideology.
		The complication, according to the authors, is that women's issues have been served by being articulated as universal and gender neutral issues--as welfare reforms, rather than as issues of gender-specific rights or discrimination.
		Gender inequalities that become more difficult to assess concern sex discrimination in the workplace, and sexual harassment, and violence against women.
	www.bsos.umd.edu /gvpt/lpbr/subpages/reviews/nglnk.htm (806 words)

	Galatians 3:28 and Evangelical Egalitarianism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Many evangelical feminists and egalitarians reject this tension with regard to men and women, holding that functional subordination in the home and church is a de facto assertion of ontological inferiority.
		Clearly, this was not Paul’s intent and the honest exegete, egalitarian or not, who bows to the authority of the text and a literal, historical, grammatical method of interpretation will appreciate this.
		The pastor who supports Biblical Egalitarianism should be particularly careful to honestly treat this passage as Paul intended it: as a polemic against justification by works and for glorious salvation by grace through faith.
	www.conservativeonline.org /journals/05_16_journal/2001v5n16_id02.htm (8853 words)

	War and Gender Chap.1
		Gender roles adapt individuals for war roles, and war roles provide the context within which individuals are socialized into gender roles.
		The gender division in child–rearing is unclear, except among the Siriono, where women are the primary caretakers but both parents spend a lot of time playing with their children.
		Therefore gender is everywhere, and some scholars reveal and deconstruct the implicitly gender–laden conceptual frameworks of both theorists and practitioners of war.
	www.warandgender.com /wgch1.htm (17578 words)

	Sociocultural Correlates of Permissive Sexual Attitudes: A Test of Reiss's Hypotheses About Sweden and the United ...
		An exception is Reiss (1980) who--based on his observations, library research, and consultation with knowledgeable professionals while on sabbatical in Sweden--theorized that sociocultural characteristics account for an egalitarian and tolerant perspective in sexual matters.
		In addition, Reiss predicted that the trend observed in the 1970s toward increased gender egalitarianism and greater sexual permissiveness in Western societies would continue.
		Reiss argues that three key factors contribute to Sweden's leadership with respect to general gender egalitarianism: Sweden's labor shortages during much of the 20th century (which encouraged the employment of women), less religiosity (which undermined gender segregated and nonegalitarian views), and a relative lack of militarism (which decreased male dominance).
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2372/is_1_37/ai_61636083 (787 words)

	When Psychiatry and the Law Join Forces (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		In the mid to late 1970s, in association with the replacement of the tender-years presumption with the best-interests-of-the-child presumption (and the gender egalitarianism incorporated therein), we witnessed a burgeoning of child custody litigation.
		They believe that gender egalitarianism in custody disputes is a disservice to children but are healthy enough not to involve themselves in courtroom litigation in order to gain primary custody.
		This proposal is essentially sex blind (thereby satisfying present demands for gender egalitarianism) because it allows that a father's input may outweigh the mother's in the formative years, even though he starts at a disadvantage.
	www.deltabravo.net /custody/pas-aja1.php (6045 words)

	Inner Work and Gender Justice ~ Page 5
		Elizabeth: That’s the conflict we’ve been talking about in our gender justice conferences, in really beginning to work together as women and men.
		In our book we quote from Naomi Wolf in The Beauty Myth, that if we we're to stop being divided by gender conflict, the enormous political power and the spiritual force that would come out would be enormous.
		Aaron: We should not be naive about the forces that are trying to perpetuate the gender conflict.
	conscioussingles.com /community/features/gender_issues/art3_5.asp (1522 words)

	CWiPP - Articles
		Can anyone seriously question the fact that present questions about gender in translation have arisen at the same time as the feminist movement arose in Western culture-from the 60s on.
		Such a figure is described as "a salient man." A salient man is a male who is "strong and benevolentconfident, self assured and decisive but alsosupportive, sensitive and caring." These clinical opinions presuppose that there is a specific male identity, and that fatherhood is good and essential for healthy personal development.
		Observes Nicolosi: "We see this gender confusion played outin the drive to purge all language of gender-specific terminology." Activities that are anathema to the new cultural feminist orthodoxy turn out to be essential to normal, human development.
	www.spirit-wars.com /articles.asp?id=96078 (5104 words)

	Steinem I Know, and Smeal I Know, But Who Are You? American Culture Looks at Evangelical Feminism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		After all, evangelical egalitarians must constantly make the point that their views on male/female roles are not rooted in a feminist movement intrinsically hostile to revealed Christianity.
		More and more “mainstream” egalitarians seem to be saying to evangelical feminists: “We agree with your feminism, but why pretend that the Bible supports it?” In this respect, the majority of mainline Protestant theologians are at least more consistent.
		Evangelical egalitarianism marches on, and seems to be gaining more and more converts among the evangelical subculture.
	www.cbmw.org /news/steinem_i_know.php (594 words)

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