Gender and Politics Flashcards

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two ways to look at gender according to Karen Beckwith

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gender as a category and gender as a process-

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contributions of women to politics

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  1. challenging conventional definitions of politics and extending boundaries of what is considered political
  2. de-generalizing the term women recognizing its complexity because of different types of women
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gender as category-karen

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male and female are sex categories that do not have any particular meaning or practice so they have no influence in political practice

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gender as process- Karen

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differential effects of policies on men and women, ad the means by which masculine and feminine actors work to create favorable outcomes for themselves .

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gender as identity formation - mary h.

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adopted by feminists to distinguish cultural characteristics associated with males and females from the biological features associated with sex. Use it analyze the relationship between persons and social organizations and between men and women

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gender as analytical category - mary

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gender is used to decode meaning and understand various forms of complex human interactions

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theory of gendered institutions

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politics has created race and gendered divisions that have ultimately defined race and gender

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gender power

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asymmetrical relations between men and women that infiltrates every aspect of society and they way it works

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voluntarist power

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John Locke; power is the result of voluntary intentions and strategies of individuals who seek to promote their interests. Power usually can lead to coercion

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hermeneutic power

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focuses on symbolic and normative constructs that make the use of power possible

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structuralist power

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practices of inequality become embedded into society and its institutions in ways that give men the advantage to operate separate from the will of particular agents

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poststructuralist power

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every scientific discourse is productive and generates power knowledge that create a world in its own image

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“one is not born, but rather becomes a woman”

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Simone De Beauvoir

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sex vs gender

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sex- biological status

gender- characteristics that are given by a culture to a particular sex

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patriarchy

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male dominance through systematic operation of women

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1, 2, 3 waves of feminisim

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  1. legal equality between men and women
  2. equality passed legal, fighting against patriarchy
  3. focuses on the experience of certain groups of women
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liberal feminism

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first wave

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emancipatory feminism

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second wave

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Marxist feminism

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it is in the interest of capitalism to keep women oppressed; they are cheap labor

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socialist feminism

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the state needs to act to improve the lives of women

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what are the typologies of feminism

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liberal, emancipatory, Marxist, socialist