identity and relationships Flashcards

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gender

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sex is biological
gender is a social construct

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feminism - gender

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gender is an oppressive contruct that forces women in subordinate roles

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gender - mumsnet

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a virtual community bringing together womne and parents
- political leaders, led campaigns for children with disabilities

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gender - haraway 1995

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a cyborg manifesto
positive role that science and technology have for female identity
intersectionality

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evaluation of gender

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material feminists criticise seeing gender as a spectrum as it is removing biology
MUMSNET is criticised for contributing to stereotypical veiws on femininity
2015 - amanda holden condemned for returning to work too soon after birth

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age

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maturation is a biological change
age is a social construct

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age - potsman 1994

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childhood is disappearing because of new technologies

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age - postmodernism

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DFOC have accelerated the fragmentation of age groupings

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age - grey pound

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economic power of the elderly, they are having a larger proportion of the population
- capitalism exploits nostalgia

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evaluation of age

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  • marxists argue that the elderly are discarded by society when they stop contributing to capitalism
  • feminists argue that middle age women are discarded when they go through menopause
  • the elderly can be digital underclass who lack skills and are cut off from DFOC
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class - savage et al 2013

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the great british class survey
- DFOC removes class indicators as digital communication doesnt reveal apperance
- empowers the working class

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class - the gig economy

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arrangement where people work flexible hours providing on demand services

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13
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evaluation of class

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  • access to digital social networks requires money and skills
  • leads to digital divide
  • capitalist buisnesses use DFOC to exploit working class people
  • the gig economy exploits those with no rights
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types of social capital

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  1. bonding
  2. bridging
  3. virtual tap
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social capital - bonding

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online communities provide opportunities for those with similar interests to interact

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social capital - bridging

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online communities leads to establishing relationships with different people

17
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social capital - virtual tap

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online texting micro coordinate activities, maintains links bewteen those who are physically seperated

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positive impacts of DFOC on relationships

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  • alleviate boredom
  • social lifeline
  • enables minority groups to create supportive communities
  • compensate for the limited geographical freedom that youth have
  • manages transition between life stages
  • immediacy
  • opportunity to meet people
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negative impacts of DFOC on relationships

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  • capitalism aims to make possibility of connecting to commerical sites maximised
  • data collection/lack of privacy
  • quality of online relationships questioned
  • offline relationships suffer
  • people online may be dangerous