PERFECTLY PREP: GENDER EXTREMES AT A NEW ENGLAND PREP SCHOOL (CHILD DEVELOPMENT IN CULTURAL CONTEXT)
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Extra Credit Assignment There are many different discourses in society today and many ways to interpret everyone. What about discourse based on gender and the stereotypes of males and females? A good example of implied gendered discourses is in the n -
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