biological traits Flashcards
biological traits
male or female
Sex
Cultural meanings
Masculine & feminine
Gender
may or may not align with sex and gender.
Sexuality
Stronger sex
Intelligent, courageous and determined
Prone to violence, obstinacy, and selfishness
Primary wage earners
Men in 18th century
Emotional
Modest, compassionate
Lust, excessive passion
Laziness
No formal rights
Participation in religion and charity
Women in 18th century
Female body led to a decline in the belief that more lustful sex
Women were idealised as mothers
New jobs outside the home is clerks, typist, and shop assistants
They were expected to give up their jobs when they got married.
Female in 19th century
Respectable “breadwinner” who had responsibility for providing financially for his entire family, was increasingly influential in this period.
Men in 19th century
Were present in many aspect of public and private life
Men and Women
3 feminism
First-wave Feminism, Second-wave Feminism, Third-wave feminism
legal inequalities, particularly addressing issues of women’s suffrage.
First-wave Feminism
What time the first-wave feminism
19th and 20th century
Broadened debate
cultural inequalities, gender norms, and role of women in society.
Second-wave feminism
third-wavers
continuation of the second-wave
Third-wave Feminism
What time second-wave feminism
1960s-1980s
What time third-wave feminism
1990s-2000s
Women are inferior and are properties of men.
Their job was to obey the husbands and bear children
They forbidden to learn philosophy, politics, and science.
Greek
Women can inherit property and engage in trade and politics.
Women enjoy higher social status than greek women in Herodotus in time, but it changed in Alexander the Great’s conquests.
Egypt
Three obediences and four virtues Percepts of women” of confucianism.
China
prejudice, stereotypes, and discrimination
Sexism
men earn more than women
Gender pay gap
psychosocial and social factors
Psychological
conscious understanding of something.
front of our experience as gender being is _____
Awareness
two people recognize and aware of each other,
Intimacy and relationship
ultimate goal of understand the psychosocial aspects of our experience_______. state of satisfaction, meaning and purpose.
Well-being
2 side well-being
Objective well-being
Subjective well-being
focuses on material and social conditions
Objective well-being
focuses on emotional and individuals personal perceptio
Subjective well-being
LOVE, INTIMACY AND RELATIONSHIP
LOVE AS A HUMAN EXPERIENCE, LOVE AS A CULTURE UNIVERSAL, LOVE AS A SOCIAL PHENOMENON, LOVE AS A AN EMOTION