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Sexism and gender imbalance in gender-assigned occupations : as exemplified by the Australian music industry
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Sexism and gender imbalance in gender-assigned occupations : as exemplified by the Australian music industry

Jennifer Louise Baker
Southern Cross university
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Southern Cross University
2015
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Abstract

Arts and Humanities Creative Writing Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Fiction autoethnography feminism sexism television practice-led research

This project comprises an exegesis and a creative work. Using a combination of autoethnography and feminist theory, the project seeks to demonstrate that labelling occupations as ‘male’ and ‘female’ is unnecessary and that certain stereotypes hinder the achievement of gender equality. The terms ‘feminist’ and ‘feminism’ are presented as positive terms, in response to those who denigrate them.

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