2020
DOI: 10.3224/diskurs.v15i3.03
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Frühkindliche Wahrnehmung von Geschlechterdarstellungen beim gemeinsamen Lesen eines Bilderbuchs

Abstract: Bilderbücher sind ein fester Bestandteil in der frühen Kindheit und leisten einen Beitrag dazu, Heranwachsende mit Normen und Werten der Gesellschaft vertraut zu machen. (Un-)bewusst werden so auch Vorstellungen von Geschlecht vermittelt. Insbesondere im Kindergartenalter entwickeln Kinder Annahmen darüber, was einen „Jungen“ und ein „Mädchen“ ausmacht. Untersuchungen zu Geschlechterdarstellungen in Bilderbüchern zeigen, dass diese meist traditionellen Klischees entsprechen. Über die kindliche Wahrnehmung von … Show more

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“…Early in their age, children start developing stereotypical concepts about what it means to be a man or a woman, and this gender-roles socialisation process continues as children get influenced by many resources in their environment. Research shows that the more children are exposed to sex-bias, the more gender-stereotyped ideas they develop (Kneeskern & Reeder, 2020; Lee & Chin, 2019); hence if children are exposed to non-stereotypic models of gender roles, they are expected to develop a more gender equitable view of the world (Burghardt et al, 2020;McCabe et al, 2011;Strouse et al, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Early in their age, children start developing stereotypical concepts about what it means to be a man or a woman, and this gender-roles socialisation process continues as children get influenced by many resources in their environment. Research shows that the more children are exposed to sex-bias, the more gender-stereotyped ideas they develop (Kneeskern & Reeder, 2020; Lee & Chin, 2019); hence if children are exposed to non-stereotypic models of gender roles, they are expected to develop a more gender equitable view of the world (Burghardt et al, 2020;McCabe et al, 2011;Strouse et al, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%