Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.4135/9781526421036854377
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.4135/9781526421036899910
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.4135/9781473920835.N2
David Calvey
covert study explored fictive kinship, choreographed bravado, violence, and hypermasculinity in the subculture of bouncers. His study was of a purist type and involved no gatekeeping, key informants, or retrospective debriefing. His study challenged the popular demonization of bouncers. Katherine Frank’s cultural anthropological work, G-Strings and Sympathy (2002), which formed the basis of her on erotic dancing, includes 6 years’ intermittent work as a nude entertainer with five different strip clubs in the United States. Her covert first-hand insider experience, combined with interview data from regular patrons and dancers, covers male desire, sexual fantasy, and counterfeit intimacy. Her work has a landmark status within the field, particularly in providing the male consumer perspective.
秘密研究探索了保镖亚文化中虚构的亲属关系、精心设计的虚张声势、暴力和超级男子气概。他的研究属于纯粹主义类型,不涉及守门人、关键线人或回顾性汇报。他的研究挑战了对保镖的妖魔化。凯瑟琳·弗兰克(Katherine Frank)的文化人类学作品《G-Strings and Sympathy》(2002)构成了她对情色舞蹈的研究基础,其中包括她在美国五家不同的脱衣舞俱乐部断断续续地做了6年的裸体表演者。她秘密的第一手内幕经验,结合对常客和舞者的采访数据,涵盖了男性欲望,性幻想和虚假的亲密关系。她的工作在该领域具有里程碑式的地位,特别是在提供男性消费者视角方面。
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.4135/9781526421036865524
R. Williams
This model provides an example of an INTERACTION effect; there is an interaction between gender and occupation; the relationship between gender and income is contingent on the occupation of the individual. The following examples illustrate different types of interactions. The row variable is gender (Male or Female), the column variable is type of occupation (A, B, or C). Each cell gives the mean income (in thousands of dollars) for the particular combination of gender and income.
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