The Socio-Spatial Dynamics of Identity Construction in a Gender and Development Communication Initiative

The Socio-Spatial Dynamics of Identity Construction in a Gender and Development Communication Initiative

Source :

• Journal of Creative Communications [ 0973-2586 ] ; 2008-11.

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• Teeft :
  • Arvind, Arvind singhal, Arvind singhal journal, Ashcraft mumby, Avid listeners, Bihar, California press, Case study, Caste, Clear boundaries, Communication initiative, Communication theory, Community members, Creative communications, Cultural power, Cultural practices, Data analysis, Data collection, Denzin lincoln, Development initiatives, Development policy, Development theory, Development work, Dynamics, Entry points, Female members, Female participants, Femininity, Feminism, Feminist, Feminist theory, Fertile ground, Focus group discussions, Focus groups, Gender, Gender equality, Gender inequality, Gender inequities, Gender relations, Gendered, Gendered identities, Gendered politics, Great britain, Group discussions, Harter, Hegemonic, Hegemonic gendered identities, Higher education, Household work, Identity construction, Indian state, Indian states, Joint family, Kumar, Lower caste women, Lower castes, Male participant, Male participants, Marchand, Masculinity, Material contexts, Mcllwaine datta, Minnesota press, Mumby, Myriad forms, Ohio university, Oxford university press, Parpart, Parpart marchand, Participant, Participatory, Participatory photography, Participatory theatre, Participatory theatre performances, Participatory theatre script, Participatory theatre workshops, Particular spaces, Person days, Personal stories, Photo novellas, Population foundation, Postcolonial, Postcolonial feminisms, Practitioner, Programme, Public space, Public sphere, Qualitative materials, Qualitative research, Rathgeber, Reproductive health, Researcher, Role performances, Same time, Sengupta, Service delivery, Several villages, Several women, Shome, Singhal, Social change, Social construction, Social relations, Social structures, Soni kumari, Spatial boundaries, Spatial practices, Taru, Taru initiative, Taru project, Taru radio soap listener, Theatre workshops, Theorizing, Third wave agenda, Traditional gender roles, Women shift, Young girls, Young women.

Abstract

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• États-Unis

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