Investigating Language Theories

Question 1

Brown and Campbell (1986)

Answer 1

Men are seldom shown doing housework

Question 2

Lana Rakow (1992)

Answer 2

demonstarted that advertising is oppressive to women and very difficult to resist, vene when on eis a commited feminist.

Question 3

Esping-Andersen (2009)

Answer 3

Haven’t seen a gender-role revolution because women with young children still disproportionately work part-time, and still do the bulk of unpaid care.

Question 4

Suwondo (1981)

Answer 4

Roles of women :

External function: female labour force, a member of a country.

Internal function: being a mother in a family and a wife.

Question 5

Blossfield and Kierman (2019)

Answer 5

Women are attracting a higher level of education, marrying at an older age, working outside the home and reproductive freedom.

Question 6

Jokinen and Kruonen (2011)

Answer 6

People are increasily refraining from long-term commitments.

Question 7

Butler (1990)

Answer 7

Gender is not something we are born with, but something we perform and do.

Question 8

Bond et al (1998)

Answer 8

employed women are spending less time in childcare and household tasks then 30 years prior, whereas employed men are spending more time.

Question 9

Milkie and Deltola (1999)

Answer 9

Argued that men and women can derive a subjective sence of success from balancing work and family life.