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Visar resultat 1 - 5 av 1952 avhandlingar innehållade ordet male.
1. Upsetting the male : Feminist interventions in the new queer wave
Detta är en avhandling från Stockholm UniversitySammanfattning : .... LÄS MER
2. Great men and charming creatures on male and female terms in eighteenth century novels
Detta är en avhandling från Umeå : Umeå universitetSammanfattning : A corpus of terms for human beings collected from 18th century novels is studied from a broad sociolinguistic perspective. A summary of recent linguistic theories and a survey of 18th century culture and society are provided as background. LÄS MER
3. Male Subfertility and Prostate Cancer Risk: Epidemiological and Genetic Studies
Detta är en avhandling från Lund University: Faculty of MedicineSammanfattning : Androgen action plays a pivotal role in male reproductive tract physiology and pathology. The androgen receptor (AR) gene harbors two codon repeat tracts: the CAG and GGN repeats, encoding corresponding amino acid sequences of variable length; the polyglutamine and polyglycine stretches, respectively. LÄS MER
4. The Evolution of Sexually Homologous Ornaments Selection via Male Mate Choice Coinciding with Male-Male Competition in a Neotropical Mosquito
Detta är en avhandling från Uppsala : Acta Universitatis UpsaliensisSammanfattning : The evolution of elaborate male ornaments via sexual selection is well-understood while the selective pressures acting on female ornaments remains unresolved. Female ornaments in species with strong sexual selection on the male homologue of the ornament were originally thought to result from an intersexual genetic correlation. LÄS MER
5. "Honourable" or "Highly-sexed" Adjectival Descriptions of Male and Female Characters in Victorian and Contemporary Children's Fiction
Detta är en avhandling från Uppsala : Acta Universitatis UpsaliensisSammanfattning : This corpus-based study examines adjectives and adjectival expressions used to describe characters in British children’s fiction. The focus is on diachronic variation, by comparing Victorian (19th-century) and contemporary (late 20th-century) children’s fiction, and on gender variation, by comparing the descriptions of female and male characters. LÄS MER
