The Discursive Marginality of GenderBased Harassment in High Schools: The Discursive Marginality of GenderBased Harassment in ,Used

The Discursive Marginality of GenderBased Harassment in High Schools: The Discursive Marginality of GenderBased Harassment in ,Used

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This work examines the ways in which gender, power and identity converge in relation to genderbased harassment for students attending high schools in the Greater Toronto Area. Through employing a feminist poststructural approach, this study explores the gendered relations of power and practices in which genderbased harassment are constituted and their hegemonic effects. More specifically, this work investigates the discourses about gender, power and harassment made available to students in schools as well as the ways in which students variously, and at times contradictorily, position themselves in relation to these discourses. Ultimately, this work maps out the ways in which genderbased harassment, as part of gendered relations of power, is discursively marginal.

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