论变态心理在女性创作中的表现

通过考察变态心理在女性创作中的表现,发现无论弑父、自恋还是同性恋都表现了女性对男性的失望和抗拒。由于女性作家历史上就没有自由书写的权利,当她们用文学来反观自身时,更容易通过变态心理的揭示,对压抑女性的男性中心话语方式予以反抗,因而,女性创作中充斥着大量恋父—弑父情结、自恋—同性之恋等深层心理经验,形成独特的潜意识的书写模式,这为研究者观察女性文本、触摸女性思维提供了独特视觉。     

朝鲜朝汉文小说男性作家笔下的女性形象

汉文小说的创作贯穿了朝鲜朝500年的历史,当时的文人士大夫在小说中塑造了大量的女性形象。从当时汉文小说的创作群来看,都是男性作家,这为男性目光中的女性形像提供了一个很好的文本。深入解读小说文本中的女性形象可以发现,男性作家笔下女性形象构建的深层动因主要是对具有传统美德特质女性形象的恪守,对传统女性形象的写真以及难舍玉洁冰清。     

南宋女性与男性词人的涉酒诗词审美情趣比较——以李清照、朱淑真、苏轼、辛弃疾诗词为例

与南宋著名男性词人苏轼和辛弃疾的一系列涉酒诗词相比较,中国文坛同期的女性词人李清照和朱淑真的涉酒诗词也具备较高的文学价值。李清照涉酒诗词与朱淑真涉酒诗词相比,情感表达上更为内敛,但诗词中包含的感情同样的浓郁难解。二人早期作品内容以闺阁春怨为主,作品意象的选择上虽常常类似但表达方式却各有千秋。因为个人经历所致,李清照的后期涉酒诗词内容则与社会时事的关系更加密切,也多了几分男子的豪气。作为男性词人的杰出代表,苏轼和辛弃疾二者作品都洋溢着词人难以抑制的才情,在内容上也大都反映了对功名的追求与失落。但苏轼涉酒诗词表达的情感更为豪放与豁达,相比较而言辛弃疾则更为沉郁与隐忍。李清照与朱淑真的涉酒诗词为以男性为主导的涉酒诗词注入了女性独有的青春活力和纯真魅力,而苏轼与辛弃疾则为涉酒诗词注入了难得的率直和童真之情。     

失衡的人性:论张爱玲小说中的男性形象

张爱玲继承中外人学的思想潮流,深入意识底层写"破坏"中的男性形象.通过描写精神空虚的失势遗老,浮华于乱世中的纨绔子弟,颓败灰暗的夹缝人物以及极度压抑心理崩溃的一批典型男性形象,集中体现出该时代男性在大破坏的时代背景下,个体社会价值的普遍缺失,导致人性中动物性欲求的极度张扬,社会属性的隐退扭曲,以及由此引起的人性失衡.     

对《红楼梦》的男性话语的解构

本文针对《红楼梦》的父权制话语进行女性主义的批判 ,以阐明在这部引人注目的中国古典作品里 ,女性用自己的言语和口吻说话的空间是根本不存在的 ;并提供新的证据证明 :倘若我们不仅仅满足于男女”平等”的抽象谈论的话 ,就应该让大众听到女性的呼声或女性的内心。     

湛江师范学院男排运动员身体素质研究

运用测量法、文献资料法、评分计算法和数理统计法,对湛江师范学院男排运动员的13项身体素质进行统计学分析,且对不同位置、不同特征、不同个体的男子排球运动员的身体素质进行优劣研究和分析,从而寻找运动员的训练基本规律和关键因素,能较好地揭示其内在规律,为制定不同位置排球运动员身体素质训练的计划与训练比重提供理论依据.     

Beyond toleration: privacy, citizenship and sexual minorities in England and Wales

This paper examines two significant moments in sexual minority citizenship in England and Wales in relation to one of the Marshallian sets of rights, namely, civil or legal rights, focusing specifically on the Sex Offences legislation and policing practices. The first moment that will be examined here is the process whereby homosexual acts were decriminalized in the 1950s and 1960s; here special attention will be paid to the recommendations made by the Wolfenden Committee. The second moment is one we are currently experiencing, which is associated with the inclusive policing of sexual minority communities (especially lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities) under the provisions of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 and in the review of Sex Offences, especially in the consultation paper (Home Office 2000) and White Paper (Home Office 2002) associated with this review. Privacy and toleration dominate the first moment, at the same time it shall be demonstrated that privacy is also central to the British Sexual Citizenship literatures that have emerged in sociology in the post-Wolfenden context. However, as the title suggests, the second moment under examination points to the emergence of a rather more extensive sexual minority citizenship beyond the boundaries of 'homosexual privacy' (which British Sexual Citizenship Studies is not currently engaging with) and perhaps even beyond the boundaries of toleration through ever more 'inclusive' policing strategies and through the review of sex offences in which many discriminatory laws are being 'de-homosexualized'.     

Courage in the Telling: The Critical Rise and Fall of David Leavitt

Openly gay American fiction writer David Leavitt, who had received positive reviews for his previous novels and short story collections, was sued in 1993 over his novel While England Sleeps by English poet Stephen Spender, who claimed that Leavitt plagiarized an episode from his own 1951 memoir World Within World, and grafted pornographic fantasies onto his biography. The accusations created a homophobic backlash against Leavitt, whose career has yet to recover fully. The result is that Leavitt, who had once been viewed as the one gay writer to find a footing in the mainstream literary community, is now firmly positioned in the gay literary subgenre and his work categorized as such. This essay examines book reviews in order to illustrate the difficulties that a writer who deals with gay life frankly and unapologetically finds in being accepted by the mainstream literary establishment, no matter how normal or assimilationist he or others might perceive his work to be.     

Coming Out and Job Satisfaction: A Moderated Mediation Model

Prior research suggests that the disclosure of sexual identity at work is not always significantly associated with job satisfaction. The authors investigated (a) the mediating role of workplace heterosexist climate in linking workplace outness with job satisfaction, and (b) the moderating role of anticipated discrimination in influencing the indirect and direct relationship between workplace outness and job satisfaction. This model was tested among 1,460 lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) employees in Italy. Results indicated that workplace heterosexist climate mediated relationships between workplace outness and job satisfaction. Anticipated discrimination moderated the relationships between LGB employees’ disclosure of their sexual identity and job satisfaction and between workplace heterosexist climate and job satisfaction. This moderated mediation model may assist researchers who aim to understand the complexity of the relationship between workplace outness and job satisfaction. In this regard, practitioners need to recognize the role played by workplace heterosexist climate and anticipated discrimination.     

Association between sexually explicit messages and sleep health among French sexual minority men

It has been demonstrated that sexual minority men (SMM) participate in sexting. While research has shown that engagement in the exchange of sexually explicit media is associated with poor health outcomes, no previous research has investigated its association with sleep health outcomes. This study sought to examine the association between sexually explicit media and sleep health among SMM, a population that suffers from poor sleep health. A popular geosocial networking application was used to recruit SMM individuals (N?=?580) in the Paris, France, metropolitan area. Multivariate analyses, adjusting for sociodemographics, were used to test the association between the frequency of sexually explicit messaging and three dimensions of sleep health: (1) sleep quality, (2) sleep duration, and (3) two aspects of sleep problems. In multivariate analyses, those who reported engaging in sexually explicit messaging more were more likely to report getting less than seven?hours of sleep (aRR = 1.24; 95% CI = 1.08, 1.43) compared with those who reported engaging in sexually explicit messaging less. No significant associations were found between sexting and sleep quality or reporting sleep problems. Sexually explicit messaging was associated with shorter sleep duration. Intervention targeted at individuals who sext could potentially improve sleep health outcomes.