Chapter 4: Gender Flashcards

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Sex

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Biological identity that is divided into the main categories of male or female

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Gender

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Social concept referring to the entire array of social patterns, behaviours, and beliefs categorizing men and women

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Gender exists on a _________ of ________ and __________

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Continuum

Masculine feminine

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Intersex

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People are born with the sexual organs of both genders

Penis and vagina, penis and boobs, whatever; you get the point, asshole

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Transgender

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Large groups of people. Live under the transgender umbrella

(Trans, agender, two spirit, gender fluid)

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Our ideas about _______ are socially constructed. This means the norms we define and look at vary among _______ and _________

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Gender

Societies, and cultures

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When we _____ with each other, we ______ our common knowledge of reality as well as our understanding on how _______ should be

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Interact

Reinforce

Society

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Gender roles

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Are one set of roles that we perform in society, constructed through individuals performance in social situation

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Goffmans theory of dramaturgical perspective looks at the _________ and _________ stage revealing different gender norms

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Front stage

Back stage

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_________ is the term used to capture the idea that gender is created and sustained through interactions with others

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Performativity

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_____ are social institutions that unite people, and reinforces _____________ and values

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Sports

Social norms

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Sports are seen as very ___________. Men and women have very natural differences. Things such as the _______ used in sports to the __________ from marketing

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Gendered

Language

Unequal pay

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Hegemonic masculinity

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Public display of male dominance and superiority

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Sports tend to celebrate _________, superiority, and __________

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Male dominance, superiority, and heterosexuality

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Costs of masculinity

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Looks at how men who step out of idea about masculinity face harmful consequences .

This may be gendered insults, or their identity being questioned

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Female athletes are seen as ____________________________, they develop an________________.

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Conflicting with conventional femininity

Apologetic strategy

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Women in some sports get very large in size, oftentimes leading people to think they’re using ______ or have __________. Women are than masculinized, accused of lesbianism, or even recasted as a man

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Steroids

Biological disorders

18
Q

The Olympics only put _______ through _______ and _________

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Women

Gender verification
Sex testing

19
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Early examples of sex testing was _____________ of a __________

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Gynocological examination

Nude parade

20
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The social institute of ____ is highly gendered

A

Work

21
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Over the last 30 years, the participation of women in the _______________ has dramatically increased

A

Labour force

22
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More women working is due to changing norms about ______ and a greater need for ___________

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The role of women

Two incomes

23
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More women working = ___________. Such as :

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More inequality

What men and women earn (the gap)
The types of jobs they have

Household tasks they do

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Work is gendered in 2 main ways

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Gender concentration in specific kinds of work

Gendered-imbued meaning in the definition of work

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Feminization of work

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When a particular job, industry, or profession becomes dominated by women

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Pink collar jobs are jobs like

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Assistant, nurse, teachers, hair dresser

Women jobs

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Double shifts

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Refer to women who work for money and then come home to take care of the kids

28
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Double shifts is the same as

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Second shift

29
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Gender and politics

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There are many ways politics is gendered, mostly due to old men being in power

30
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Feminism is concerned with :

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Equality between men and women

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Feminist theory focussed on how __________ comes about in society and how men and women’s __________ are created and recreated in society

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Gender inequality

Gender roles

32
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First wave feminism

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Began in 19th Century, big in Canada, US, and UK

Addressed voting issues and women owning property

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Second wave feminism

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Now includes social change behold political and economic rights

Includes women in sports, gender violence, and martial rape laws

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Third wave feminism

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Developed in response to perceived gaps in a second wave dominated by white, middle class women

Looked at what women benefitted, more equality for dark and coloured people

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Intersectionality

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Is the study of how various dimensions of inequality can combine

36
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Sexuality

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Refers to those feelings of sexual attraction and behaviours related to them

37
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Sexual orientation

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Involves whom you desire, with who you want to have sex with, and share a sense of connectedness

*important part of sexuality**

38
Q

Kinseys research showed their was a great deal of diversity in terms of sexual ______ and _______. He developed a __________-__________ rating scale

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Desire
Behavior

Heretosexual-homosexual

39
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Homophobia

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Set of negative attitudes and beliefs about LGBTQ people

40
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Herteronormativity

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Refers to how social institutions, practices, and norms support an automatic assumption that other people are or should be heterosexual