B: GENDER Flashcards

1
Q

The pay gap in the private sector vs the public sector is…

A

Private- 25.8%

Public- 17.1%

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2
Q

How many women on average lose out on promotions due to pregnancy (UK Feminista)

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440,000

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3
Q

How many hours on average do women spend on chores per week in comparison to males?

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15 hrs to 5 hrs

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4
Q

Women dominate which sector?

A

Caring and leisure- typically lower paid

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5
Q

Self employed women earn how much less than self employed men?

A

40%

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6
Q

Men associated with which occupations? (ONS 2013)

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Professional- higher paid

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7
Q

Barron and Norris (1976)

A

Dual labour market theory

Women are more likely in the secondary sector because

  1. ‘Unsuitability’
  2. Disrupted careers
  3. Weak legal framework
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8
Q

Percentage of those in minimum wage jobs that is women?

A

70%

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9
Q

Savage (2011)

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Men are 40% more likely to climb the career ladder than women

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10
Q

Preference theory

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Hakim. Women are not victims of patriarchy, they are just less committed to their careers

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11
Q

Name three functionalist theories/ sociologists

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Parsons, Murdock, Human capital theory

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12
Q

Criticism of functionalist

A

Oakely has shown that gender roles are socialises . Ethnocentric

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13
Q

Phyllis Schafly

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Marriage is the most fulfilling role for a women

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14
Q

Criticism of the New Right

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Ignore the dark side of the family. Biological argument is left to be proved.

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15
Q

New Right gender theorist

A

Phyllis Schafly

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16
Q

Marxist theorists/ theories

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Barron and Norris, Engels

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17
Q

Barron and Norris

A

Dual labour market theory

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18
Q

Engels

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Womens subordinate position is ingrained through ownership of private property and the nuclear family that fits with it.

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19
Q

Criticism of Marxist theories

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Overemphasise impact of economic factors on gender. Outdated

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20
Q

Radical feminist theorists

A

Delphy and Leonard, Johnson, Ti-Grace Atkinson

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21
Q

Delphy and Leonard

A

Wives contribute to family more but get fewer benefits

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22
Q

Johnson

A

‘patriarchal terrorism’

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23
Q

Ti-Grace Atkinson

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‘Feminism is the theory, lesbianism is the practise’

24
Q

Criticism of radical feminism

A

Fail to recognise that every woman has different experiences

25
Q

Marxist feminist theorists

A

Benston, Ansley, Feeley

26
Q

Benston

A

Women benefit capitalism through free domestic labour and reproducing and raising the next generation

27
Q

Ansley

A

‘shit takers’

28
Q

Criticism of marxist feminism

A

Too much emphasis on social class

29
Q

Liberal feminist thinker

A

Oakely

30
Q

Oakely

A

Manipulation, canalisation, verbal appellation

31
Q

Criticism of liberal feminism

A

Gender identities no longer fixed, movement largely middle class

32
Q

Intersectionality

A

Sylvia Walby
Private and public patriarchy
Six patriarchal structures

33
Q

Criticism of intersectionality

A

Overemphasises influence of social structure on behaviour

34
Q

What prevents women from moving into the private sector? (West and Zimmerman)

A

‘womens unsuitability’

35
Q

__% of women have a persistently low income, in comparison to __% of men

A

22% women

14% men

36
Q

Women represent __% of the world’s poor

A

70%

37
Q

__% of people in low wage jobs are women

A

70%

38
Q

__% of women will be below the poverty line when they retire, as oppose to __% men

A

25% women

12% men

39
Q

__% of lone families are headed by women

A

90%

40
Q

Li and Devine

A

Women are less likely to be upwardly socially mobile than men

41
Q

Coussins

A

Sex discrimination act- weak legal framework

42
Q

Boys are _ times more likely to be excluded

A

4 times

43
Q

Men are _ times more likely to commit suicide

A

3 times

44
Q

__% of people killed in the workplace are men

A

95%

45
Q

Fathers are __% more likely to be the breadwinner of the family

A

89%

46
Q

Benefits make up / of a woman’s income and / of a mans

A

1/3 women

1/5 mans

47
Q

Marriage is the most fulfilling role for a woman

A

Phyllis Schafly

48
Q

Women’s subordinate position is reinforced through private property ownership

A

Engels

49
Q

Wives contribute more to the family but get less benefits

A

Delphy and Leonard

50
Q

Patriarchal terrorism

A

Johnson

51
Q

Feminism is the theory, lesbianism is the practise

A

Ti-Grace Atkinson

52
Q

Women benefit capitalism through free unpaid domestic labour

A

Benston

53
Q

‘Shit-takers’

A

Ansley

54
Q

Women are less likely to be upwardly socially mobile

A

Li and Devine

55
Q

Sex Discrimination Act is weak legal framework

A

Coussins