Group Annotated
Bibliography
Tressa Borchardt
Al-Ghafari,
Iman. Gender Roles in
Literature and the Media. 1
September 2007. 27 October 2010 <http://www.forwardsyria.com/story/86/Gender%20roles%20in%20literature%20and%20the%20media>.
á This
website was not exactly the same as my topic, yet I was used some points I
found that were relative to my subject. This site did have a lot of interesting
issues in the article that I was unable to use in my paper.
Gender
Roles and the Media. 2006. 27 October
2010 <http://www.inforefuge.com/gender-roles-media>.
á Ideas
that I got from this website were fascinating to me. Everything this website
talked about were things that we see every day but may not actually be
conscious of what is really going on. I read this article several times and
wanted to use more of it in my paper. However, all of the issues would not fit
in the paper with the direction in which I took the paper.
Luft,
Lane. Gender Roles and Media
Influence. 24 September 2009.
27 October 2010 <http://www.suite101.com/content/gender-in-perspective-a152346>.
á I
used this website primarily for examples in my paper. I think this site had
good instances of what I was talking about. It also helped me to think of other
examples to use in my paper.
Verrall,
Shari Graydon and Elizabeth. Gender
Issues in the Media. 27
October 2010 <http://www.etfo.ca/Resources/ForTeachers/Documents/Gender%20Issues%20in%20The%20Media.aspx>.
á This
website, just like my other sources, was very interesting but not always
completely relevant to my topic. I thought that it was a well written article
and I enjoyed finding it in my research.
Scott Langel
The
Economist. 30 December 2009. 4 November 2010
<www.economist.com/node/15174418>.
The Economist provided valuable
information on woman's economic role globally. I took a lot of my information
on American woman from this site. The site also provided several charts and
graphs which made it easy to understand.
Third
World Network. 2 November 2010
<http://www.twnside.org.sg/title/last-cn.htm>.
Although short and sweet, this website
gave me a lot of information on 3rd world country economics. It had a
focus on south-eastern Asia. A good portion of the article talked about woman's
economic roles in Thailand.
USA
Today. 3 Novemember 2010
<http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-09-02-womenwork_N.htm>.
The USA Today provided me with a lot
of good information on woman's employment in the United States. It provided
good statistics as well as good graphs. In addition, it went on to expand about
woman in healthcare, education, and government.
Viatori,
Maximilian. Womans Social
Economic Roles in South East Asia. Lecture.
Ames, 2010.
Dr. Viatori is my current Anthropology
professor. I obtained a lot of vital information from his lecture on woman's
social economic roles in South East Asia. In addition to his lecture we watched
a movie on woman's roles in Thailand. Unfortunately I was not able to obtain
this video.
Zhenru Zhang
檸檬の猪. (2007 йил 25-8). Baidu
Zhidao. From Baidu:
http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/32969895.html?fr=qrl&cid=173&index=3
>.
This is someone's opinion, which coincides with mine, so I used this idea.
Anonymous.
(2010). Chinese Acient Education. From chinatraveldepot.com:
http://www.chinatraveldepot.com/C207-chinese-ancient-education
>.
The website has the information about the Empress Wu Zetian and her
contribution toward equality between man and women. The information is very
interesting and valuable
Anonymous.
(n.d.). Women in Chinese Culture. From kwintessential:
http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/articles/article/China/Women-in-Chinese-Culture/1788
>.
The website contains the information of the new attitude of how people look at
the equality during the time of new China. Not a lot but very useful
information
PANDAJOJO.
(2010 йил 13-10). Empress Wu Zetian of Tang Dynasty. From
TravelChinaGuide: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/intro/history/tang/emperor_wuzetian.htm
>.
The website is not related to the topic, but it has the information of the
empress Wu Zetian. So I used it.
Pillai,
M. (n.d.). Women in Acient Chinese Culture. Retrieved 2010
йил 30-11 from Buzzled.com:
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/women-in-the-ancient-chinese-culture.html
>.
The website has the Website has the opinion about the womenÕs role in
education. I found it valuable.