Nancy L Malcom
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 178715 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nancy L Malcom |
| PRENOMES | Nancy L |
| SOBRENOME | Malcom |
| ASSINATURA | MALCOM N L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Georgia Southern University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1160-0568 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1997 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Mickey’s main squeeze
Despite the important role of Disney’s Mickey Mouse in animation history and the abundance of research focused on the Disney princesses, there is a notable lack of scholarship on Mickey’s leading lady, Minnie Mouse. Focusing on the gendered portrayal of Minnie Mouse, we qualitatively analyzed forty cartoon shorts from 1928–1935 and fifty shorts from 2013–2019. Findings reveal that Minnie upholds traditional femininity in three main ways: by offer…
They Do Not Represent Our Gym”
Following the racist comments of the then CEO and CrossFit co-founder Greg Glassman concerning the murder of George Floyd, CrossFit affiliates took to social media to repudiate his statements. Throughout their social media posts, these affiliates struggled with their relationship to the CrossFit brand, the imagined CrossFit community, and the community formed in their local box. Using qualitative thematic analysis of CrossFit affiliates’ Facebook…
Skateboarding between Subculture and the Olympics
Blurring the Lines for Personal Success
In 2012 Anne Marie Slaughter struck a nerve with the online publication of “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All,” an article which launched a national debate and to this day remains one of the most-r
FromWilliam's DolltoJacob's New Dress
Charlotte Zolotow's 1972 storybook William's Doll introduced us to a young boy who wanted nothing more than a baby doll of his own to hug, cuddle, and love. Since that time other children's picture books featuring gender non-conforming boys have been published, telling stories about boys who dance, cook, and prefer to wear dresses. This qualitative research examines 20 of these books, published between 1972 and 2014. We analyze the themes and mes…
Images of Heaven and the Spiritual Afterlife
Many parents turn to picture books and storybooks to help explain issues surrounding death and dying to their young children. In addition to dealing with topics such as death, funerals, memories, and grief, a number of the books also mention the concept of heaven and what our loved ones might experience after they die. This article uses qualitative research methods to analyze 49 children's storybooks that touch on the existence of heaven or a spi…
Analyzing the News
Sociologists have long used current news items in the classroom to illustrate concepts and pique student's interests. Carefully selected news segments offer interesting stories that engage students while simultaneously providing intellectual simulation, particularly for contemprary social problems courses. Students were better able to recognize sociology's relevance to everyday life when their assignments included analyzing news reports. The dail…
Shaking It Off" and "Toughing It Out
Ignoring injuries and playing through pain are expected in organized sports. But how do novice athletes learn these social norms? Using participant-observation research focusing on adolescent girls who participated in recreational softball, this study reveals how the clash of norms between traditional femininity and the sport ethic sheds light on the socialization process. In addition to shaking off their own injuries, coaches ignored the girls' …
Paradoxes of Youth and Sport
Constructing Female Athleticism
As more female athletes enter the sporting arena, girls and women are finding ways to manage the cultural contradiction of female athleticism. Past research has focused on the apologetic defense as a strategy that allows female athletes to combine athleticism and traditional femininity. Using observations and interviews with a group of preadolescent and adolescent girls participating in a recreational softball league, this study highlights how ag…
Can sociology be a science
Comparative-Historical Analysis and Scientific Inference
1997). Comparative-Historical Analysis and Scientific Inference: Disfranchisement in the U.S. South as a Test Case. Historical Methods: A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History: Vol. 30, Research in Historical Sociology, pp. 13-27
Shaking It Off" and "Toughing It Out
Ignoring injuries and playing through pain are expected in organized sports. But how do novice athletes learn these social norms? Using participant-observation research focusing on adolescent girls who participated in recreational softball, this study reveals how the clash of norms between traditional femininity and the sport ethic sheds light on the socialization process. In addition to shaking off their own injuries, coaches ignored the girls' …
Constructing Female Athleticism
As more female athletes enter the sporting arena, girls and women are finding ways to manage the cultural contradiction of female athleticism. Past research has focused on the apologetic defense as a strategy that allows female athletes to combine athleticism and traditional femininity. Using observations and interviews with a group of preadolescent and adolescent girls participating in a recreational softball league, this study highlights how ag…
Comparative-Historical Analysis and Scientific Inference
1997). Comparative-Historical Analysis and Scientific Inference: Disfranchisement in the U.S. South as a Test Case. Historical Methods: A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History: Vol. 30, Research in Historical Sociology, pp. 13-27
Analyzing the News
Sociologists have long used current news items in the classroom to illustrate concepts and pique student's interests. Carefully selected news segments offer interesting stories that engage students while simultaneously providing intellectual simulation, particularly for contemprary social problems courses. Students were better able to recognize sociology's relevance to everyday life when their assignments included analyzing news reports. The dail…
FromWilliam's DolltoJacob's New Dress
Charlotte Zolotow's 1972 storybook William's Doll introduced us to a young boy who wanted nothing more than a baby doll of his own to hug, cuddle, and love. Since that time other children's picture books featuring gender non-conforming boys have been published, telling stories about boys who dance, cook, and prefer to wear dresses. This qualitative research examines 20 of these books, published between 1972 and 2014. We analyze the themes and mes…
Skateboarding between Subculture and the Olympics
They Do Not Represent Our Gym”
Following the racist comments of the then CEO and CrossFit co-founder Greg Glassman concerning the murder of George Floyd, CrossFit affiliates took to social media to repudiate his statements. Throughout their social media posts, these affiliates struggled with their relationship to the CrossFit brand, the imagined CrossFit community, and the community formed in their local box. Using qualitative thematic analysis of CrossFit affiliates’ Facebook…
Can sociology be a science
Comparative-Historical Analysis and Scientific Inference
1997). Comparative-Historical Analysis and Scientific Inference: Disfranchisement in the U.S. South as a Test Case. Historical Methods: A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History: Vol. 30, Research in Historical Sociology, pp. 13-27
Paradoxes of Youth and Sport
Constructing Female Athleticism
As more female athletes enter the sporting arena, girls and women are finding ways to manage the cultural contradiction of female athleticism. Past research has focused on the apologetic defense as a strategy that allows female athletes to combine athleticism and traditional femininity. Using observations and interviews with a group of preadolescent and adolescent girls participating in a recreational softball league, this study highlights how ag…
Analyzing the News
Sociologists have long used current news items in the classroom to illustrate concepts and pique student's interests. Carefully selected news segments offer interesting stories that engage students while simultaneously providing intellectual simulation, particularly for contemprary social problems courses. Students were better able to recognize sociology's relevance to everyday life when their assignments included analyzing news reports. The dail…
Shaking It Off" and "Toughing It Out
Ignoring injuries and playing through pain are expected in organized sports. But how do novice athletes learn these social norms? Using participant-observation research focusing on adolescent girls who participated in recreational softball, this study reveals how the clash of norms between traditional femininity and the sport ethic sheds light on the socialization process. In addition to shaking off their own injuries, coaches ignored the girls' …
Images of Heaven and the Spiritual Afterlife
Many parents turn to picture books and storybooks to help explain issues surrounding death and dying to their young children. In addition to dealing with topics such as death, funerals, memories, and grief, a number of the books also mention the concept of heaven and what our loved ones might experience after they die. This article uses qualitative research methods to analyze 49 children's storybooks that touch on the existence of heaven or a spi…
FromWilliam's DolltoJacob's New Dress
Charlotte Zolotow's 1972 storybook William's Doll introduced us to a young boy who wanted nothing more than a baby doll of his own to hug, cuddle, and love. Since that time other children's picture books featuring gender non-conforming boys have been published, telling stories about boys who dance, cook, and prefer to wear dresses. This qualitative research examines 20 of these books, published between 1972 and 2014. We analyze the themes and mes…
Blurring the Lines for Personal Success
In 2012 Anne Marie Slaughter struck a nerve with the online publication of “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All,” an article which launched a national debate and to this day remains one of the most-r
They Do Not Represent Our Gym”
Following the racist comments of the then CEO and CrossFit co-founder Greg Glassman concerning the murder of George Floyd, CrossFit affiliates took to social media to repudiate his statements. Throughout their social media posts, these affiliates struggled with their relationship to the CrossFit brand, the imagined CrossFit community, and the community formed in their local box. Using qualitative thematic analysis of CrossFit affiliates’ Facebook…
Skateboarding between Subculture and the Olympics
Mickey’s main squeeze
Despite the important role of Disney’s Mickey Mouse in animation history and the abundance of research focused on the Disney princesses, there is a notable lack of scholarship on Mickey’s leading lady, Minnie Mouse. Focusing on the gendered portrayal of Minnie Mouse, we qualitatively analyzed forty cartoon shorts from 1928–1935 and fifty shorts from 2013–2019. Findings reveal that Minnie upholds traditional femininity in three main ways: by offer…
Sociology (10 obras) · Psychology (8 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Sports, Gender, and Society (4 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Femininity (3 obras)