Gender socialisation in early childhood and the Disney
... gives Ariel a set of legs so that she can meet her love interest Eric. Ariel is literally silenced by her desperate need for male approval. ‘‘Shut up and be beautiful’, the movie seems to tell young girls.’ (Maio, 1998) Likewise, at the beginning of Beauty and the Beast, Belle is seen with a book in ...
... gives Ariel a set of legs so that she can meet her love interest Eric. Ariel is literally silenced by her desperate need for male approval. ‘‘Shut up and be beautiful’, the movie seems to tell young girls.’ (Maio, 1998) Likewise, at the beginning of Beauty and the Beast, Belle is seen with a book in ...
Study questions for Quiz 3, Monday, Nov
... 3. Be able to explain the role of Hijras of India. (Culture Counts) 4. What are core rituals among the Sambia of New Guinea as part of male initiation and how do they relate to conceptualization of male and female power? (Culture Counts) 5. What is the difference between sex and gender? (lecture) 6. ...
... 3. Be able to explain the role of Hijras of India. (Culture Counts) 4. What are core rituals among the Sambia of New Guinea as part of male initiation and how do they relate to conceptualization of male and female power? (Culture Counts) 5. What is the difference between sex and gender? (lecture) 6. ...
Review for final exam
... After watching liquid being poured from a short, wide glass to a tall, skinny glass, they believe there is now more liquid If 2 rows of quarters have the same number of quarters, but one is stretched out longer, they believe there are more quarters in the longer row ...
... After watching liquid being poured from a short, wide glass to a tall, skinny glass, they believe there is now more liquid If 2 rows of quarters have the same number of quarters, but one is stretched out longer, they believe there are more quarters in the longer row ...
BOOK REVIEWS London: The University of Chicago Press 1992
... portrayed here in an intellectual biography. The author, Paul Stoller, is an anthropologist who has worked among the Songhay of West Africa, whose lives have also been the subject of numerous works by Rouch over many years. The relationship between these two ethnographers is just as fascinating as t ...
... portrayed here in an intellectual biography. The author, Paul Stoller, is an anthropologist who has worked among the Songhay of West Africa, whose lives have also been the subject of numerous works by Rouch over many years. The relationship between these two ethnographers is just as fascinating as t ...
Husband Is to Wife as Heaven Is to Earth
... attempted to theorize the secondary status of women in society as a universal, pancultural fact. Michelle Rosaldo, in her essay, "Woman, Culture and Society: A Theoretical Overview," regarded the universal dichotomy between the "identification of women with domestic life and of men with public life" ...
... attempted to theorize the secondary status of women in society as a universal, pancultural fact. Michelle Rosaldo, in her essay, "Woman, Culture and Society: A Theoretical Overview," regarded the universal dichotomy between the "identification of women with domestic life and of men with public life" ...
Conclusions: Envisioning Pre
... been historically defined and practiced largely by men. It is no secret that male scholars in many disciplines are either indifferent to or feel threatened by gender theory. Some of them see it as a feminist attempt to criticize, if not depose them, while others simply view it as a minor subset of t ...
... been historically defined and practiced largely by men. It is no secret that male scholars in many disciplines are either indifferent to or feel threatened by gender theory. Some of them see it as a feminist attempt to criticize, if not depose them, while others simply view it as a minor subset of t ...
Cambridge Archaeological Journal 17:03 Review Article
... With this, she challenges constructionist arguments that claim biological sex is a cultural construction; she finds this position difficult to reconcile with ‘morphological contrasts in the skeletal anatomy of men and women that are related to hormonal differences between them’ (p. 90). Sofaer also ...
... With this, she challenges constructionist arguments that claim biological sex is a cultural construction; she finds this position difficult to reconcile with ‘morphological contrasts in the skeletal anatomy of men and women that are related to hormonal differences between them’ (p. 90). Sofaer also ...
How can we interpret feminine imagery in Pre
... context, whether in the real world or the mythic world. In addition, the investigation will examine whether there are similarities or differences between the cultures in question, and whether there is continuity or development of the female imagery through time. ...
... context, whether in the real world or the mythic world. In addition, the investigation will examine whether there are similarities or differences between the cultures in question, and whether there is continuity or development of the female imagery through time. ...
1 Foreword to Gender, Politics and Institutions: Toward a Feminist
... institutionalism? Probably the answers to these questions will turn on what we think is good social science. Good feminist social science is simply good social science, it is no more or less than good practice. It should concomitantly be impossible to imagine a good social science that ignores gende ...
... institutionalism? Probably the answers to these questions will turn on what we think is good social science. Good feminist social science is simply good social science, it is no more or less than good practice. It should concomitantly be impossible to imagine a good social science that ignores gende ...
The gender factor in the Yoruba transnational religious world
... and of Saint John in Brazil; Oya (Iansa) is said to have been male in the mythical past and turned female after becoming Sango’s partner (see Segato 1995 a) Logunede, in Bahia, is half year male and half year female. But this, I believe, can be better understood as a permanent encoded commentary on ...
... and of Saint John in Brazil; Oya (Iansa) is said to have been male in the mythical past and turned female after becoming Sango’s partner (see Segato 1995 a) Logunede, in Bahia, is half year male and half year female. But this, I believe, can be better understood as a permanent encoded commentary on ...
Gender in Pre-Hispanic America
... we see and the way in which we see it. They lead us to “f ill in the blanks” where our information seems weakest and to organize our perceptions in specif ic, culturally determined ways. Our scientif ic “f indings,” in other words, are ultimately interpretations or imaginings, as diverse, in the end ...
... we see and the way in which we see it. They lead us to “f ill in the blanks” where our information seems weakest and to organize our perceptions in specif ic, culturally determined ways. Our scientif ic “f indings,” in other words, are ultimately interpretations or imaginings, as diverse, in the end ...
psyc 2301 core learning objectives and key terms
... with one’s sex. Cultural expectations for males and females are called gender roles. Gender roles include psychological as well as behavioral components. A culture’s gender role for males is referred to as the masculine gender role, and its gender role for females is referred to as the feminine gend ...
... with one’s sex. Cultural expectations for males and females are called gender roles. Gender roles include psychological as well as behavioral components. A culture’s gender role for males is referred to as the masculine gender role, and its gender role for females is referred to as the feminine gend ...
Studying Gendered Practices - TamPub
... between women and men – as Acker suggests in the Foreword – and often, in their repetition, contribute to the reproduction of those differences. We shall use the concept of gendered practices in a roughly similar way in the book. The important step from a concept of processes to a concept of practic ...
... between women and men – as Acker suggests in the Foreword – and often, in their repetition, contribute to the reproduction of those differences. We shall use the concept of gendered practices in a roughly similar way in the book. The important step from a concept of processes to a concept of practic ...
The three major parts of a neuron are the ______.
... Chomsky’s language acquisition device (LAD) is _____. A. A child’s inborn ability to learn language B. A device given to deaf children to help them learn language despite their hearing loss C. Learned in infancy when parents use “baby talk” to stimulate its development D. The ability of some childr ...
... Chomsky’s language acquisition device (LAD) is _____. A. A child’s inborn ability to learn language B. A device given to deaf children to help them learn language despite their hearing loss C. Learned in infancy when parents use “baby talk” to stimulate its development D. The ability of some childr ...
Ch 11 – Gender, Sex and Sexuality PRESENTATION
... Sexual Variations and Disorders • pedophilia – a paraphilia in which an adult or an older adolescent sexually fantasizes about or engages in sexual behavior with individuals who have not reached puberty – more common in men – more likely than other sex offenders to have been abused as children – as ...
... Sexual Variations and Disorders • pedophilia – a paraphilia in which an adult or an older adolescent sexually fantasizes about or engages in sexual behavior with individuals who have not reached puberty – more common in men – more likely than other sex offenders to have been abused as children – as ...
Dependent Eligibility Verification (DEV) and Required Documents
... A current spouse of a common law marriage established by the mutual consent or agreement of the parties to be husband and wife, followed by their mutual and open assumption of a marital relationship. A legally separated or ex- spouse is not an eligible dependent. ...
... A current spouse of a common law marriage established by the mutual consent or agreement of the parties to be husband and wife, followed by their mutual and open assumption of a marital relationship. A legally separated or ex- spouse is not an eligible dependent. ...
UNSCR 1325 - Women, Peace and Security
... appropriate research methodology because gender norms tend to become invisible and taken for granted as they are put into everyday practice of the institution (Kronsell & Svedberg, 2012: 4). ...
... appropriate research methodology because gender norms tend to become invisible and taken for granted as they are put into everyday practice of the institution (Kronsell & Svedberg, 2012: 4). ...
Paradoxical Intimacies
... In this talk, Holly Wardlow discusses a problem, or paradox, set in motion in the 1950s by Christian missionaries among the Huli in Papua New Guinea, a problem that is still a source of worry, contention, and much mulling over by Huli married couples—spousal coresidence or cohabitation, the expectat ...
... In this talk, Holly Wardlow discusses a problem, or paradox, set in motion in the 1950s by Christian missionaries among the Huli in Papua New Guinea, a problem that is still a source of worry, contention, and much mulling over by Huli married couples—spousal coresidence or cohabitation, the expectat ...
Some Nicaraguan Lives: The Impact of Revolution
... Some Nicaraguan Lives: The Impact of Revolution • …in certain areas—especially in the realm of gender and sexuality—the revolutionary vision was sometimes quite myopic; elements of the Sandinista block were in serious disagreement over some feminist goals (Lancaster 21) ...
... Some Nicaraguan Lives: The Impact of Revolution • …in certain areas—especially in the realm of gender and sexuality—the revolutionary vision was sometimes quite myopic; elements of the Sandinista block were in serious disagreement over some feminist goals (Lancaster 21) ...
Prenatal Development Chapter 5 pp 172 - 179
... development is influenced by the formation of schemas, or mental representations, of masculinity and femininity • Intersexed—condition in which a person’s biological sex is ambiguous, often combining aspects of both male and female anatomy and/or physiology. • Transgendered—condition in which a pers ...
... development is influenced by the formation of schemas, or mental representations, of masculinity and femininity • Intersexed—condition in which a person’s biological sex is ambiguous, often combining aspects of both male and female anatomy and/or physiology. • Transgendered—condition in which a pers ...
1 R-00694-2009 Second Revision Opinion: A Call for Proper Usage
... researchers in the 1970s as a means to differentiate biological differences between men and women (“sex” differences) and differences due to socialization experiences (“gender” differences), or the act of having sex (e.g., 12, 19, 25, 27). In other words, unlike one’s biological “sex,” “gender” refe ...
... researchers in the 1970s as a means to differentiate biological differences between men and women (“sex” differences) and differences due to socialization experiences (“gender” differences), or the act of having sex (e.g., 12, 19, 25, 27). In other words, unlike one’s biological “sex,” “gender” refe ...
Social Stratification and Other Forms of Social
... • formal authority structure of a society may declare that women are impotent & irrelevant • but attention to women's strategies & motives, sorts of choices, relationships established, ends achieved indicates women have good deal of ...
... • formal authority structure of a society may declare that women are impotent & irrelevant • but attention to women's strategies & motives, sorts of choices, relationships established, ends achieved indicates women have good deal of ...
Intro to Kinship Studies
... affected by cultural interpretations, being comfortable w/ one's body; usually well established by age 3 (18-36 months; requires internalization of cultural rules defining gender) ...
... affected by cultural interpretations, being comfortable w/ one's body; usually well established by age 3 (18-36 months; requires internalization of cultural rules defining gender) ...
Anthropology - Ashworth College
... ©2007 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. ...
... ©2007 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. ...