DA gender- girls Flashcards

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1
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What stereotypes does feminism challenge?

impact of feminism-external factor

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Women’s role as a mother/housewife within a patriarchal family

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In what way does feminism raise girls expectations/ambitions?

impact of feminism-external factor

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In regards to career/ ambition

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Who compared 1970s&1990s magazines and what did they find?

IOF-external factors

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McRobbie- 1970s emphasised the importamnce of getting married, 1990s emphasised career and independence

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How did magazines lead to girls overachieving?

IOF-external

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Seeing/promoting girls in power gives girls an incentive to work harder to achieve better grades, to be like them

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A03 impact on feminism- has full equality been achieved?

IOF-external

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No- girls still experience the male gaze,glass ceiling in workplace (patriarchal) despite them getting better results

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Give 3 recent changes in family

Change in family-external

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1-Increase in divorce rate
2-Increase in cohabitation
3-Increase in number of lone headed families

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How might having a lone/female headed family lead to overachievement in girls?

changes in family-external

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Inc. in female headed families - women become major income earners and act as financially independent, career minded role model for girls, stressing importance of good grades

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change in families AO3

external

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Some people still aspire to form nuclear family, undermines the importance of this explanation

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Glass ceiling

Changes in womens employment-external

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An invisible barrier faced by women,stopping them from achieving top jobs in society

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10
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In what way might women be β€˜breaking through’ the glass ceiling?

womens employment-external

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Reaching top jobs previously denied to them (CEOs,MPs)

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Liberal Feminists

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Celebrate progress made in improving achievement and and believe more improvements will be made (march of progress)

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Radical feminists

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More critical view, emphasize system is still patriarchal (very extreme)

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13
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Changes in womens employment proportions from 1971-2013

external

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53% in 1971, 67% in 2013

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14
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How are women β€œbreaking through”

external employment

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breaking through glass ceiling by reaching top jobs previously denied to

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How does breaking through motivate girls

external employment

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Opportunities for better jobs acts as incentive for girls to take education seriously

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Changes in womens employment AO3

external

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most top jobs still dominated by men, havent fully broken through

17
Q

What did sue sharpe compare?

changing ambitions-external

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Results of interviews in 1970s (girls low aspirations, patriarchal priorities), 1990s (independence, career minded women)

18
Q

Whose research supports Sharpe’s?

Changing ambitions external

A

Mcrobbie (magazines from 1970s and 1990s)

19
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Changing ambitions AO3

external girls DA

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Not all women have same opportunities for an independent career (CAGES), some WC girls still have stereotypical ambitions