Structured inequality: gender and stratification M2 Flashcards

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What did Mead discover during her observations of cultures?

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The culture is the key for gender differences

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What is dangerous masculinity?

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-our cultural defining masculinity with aggression and violence

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How does structural functionalism see gender stratification?

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  • organizes social life
  • helpful
  • gives men and women roles
  • social unity by families
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What theoretical approach did Talcott Parsons have and what did he comment on?

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  • structural functionalism

- stratification of gender

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What did Talcott Parsons argue?

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  • gender differences help integrate society structurally (what we do) and morally
  • gives each sex important tasks
  • links men and women into family units
  • socialization of children into traditional roles
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What do symbolic interactionists say about gender stratification?

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  • guides social interactions
  • helpful and harmful
  • helps us relate to one another
  • effects everyday actions and impulses
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What does social conflict say about gender stratification?

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  • reacts with class, race and ethnicity to create levels of disadvantage
  • harmful
  • limits peoples personal development
  • divides society by giving power to men
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What style of theories did Engels have and what did he say about gender?

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  • social conflict approach
  • Engels said gender is the power of one sex over another
  • capitalism is the basis of gender stratification ( it isn’t)
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What is intersection theory?

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  • Analysis of the interplay of race, class and gender, resulting in many disadvantages
  • data has shown this to be true, First Nation women
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What is the point of intersectional theory?

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Gender doesn’t operate alone, class and race combine to form disadvantages

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What ideas do feminists believe in? (5)

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  • increase equality
  • expand human choice, anyone can have any human emotion (men can be emotional)
  • eliminating gender stratification
  • stop sexual violence
  • sexual freedom, birth control and sexuality
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