FRAMED BEFORE WE KNOW IT How Gender Shapes Social
... behavior and judgments (Blair and Banaji 1996; Kunda and Spencer 2003). The extent to which they actually do shape our behavior, however, can vary from negligible to substantial depending on the nature of the particular situation and our own motives or interests. What matters is the extent to which ...
... behavior and judgments (Blair and Banaji 1996; Kunda and Spencer 2003). The extent to which they actually do shape our behavior, however, can vary from negligible to substantial depending on the nature of the particular situation and our own motives or interests. What matters is the extent to which ...
Are There Feminist Research Methods
... Over the last several decades, feminist scholars have become increasingly more reflective with regard to the research process: in addition to undertaking studies related to women and gender, they have offered numerous perspectives on the nature of feminist research itself. 1 More specifically, in th ...
... Over the last several decades, feminist scholars have become increasingly more reflective with regard to the research process: in addition to undertaking studies related to women and gender, they have offered numerous perspectives on the nature of feminist research itself. 1 More specifically, in th ...
asian women and employment discrimination: using intersectionality
... remedies to create a new "super-remedy."67 The court stated that plaintiffs' claim must be examined to determine whether it states a cause of action for race discrimination or sex discrimination, but not a combination of both. 68 The court therefore concluded that Title VII protected black women onl ...
... remedies to create a new "super-remedy."67 The court stated that plaintiffs' claim must be examined to determine whether it states a cause of action for race discrimination or sex discrimination, but not a combination of both. 68 The court therefore concluded that Title VII protected black women onl ...
Jessie Fauset`s Plum Bun and the City`s Transformative Potential
... initial conviction that her racial affiliations rather than her gender profoundly impede her progress. As Fauset puts it, “[I]t seemed to Angela that all the things which she most wanted were wrapped up with white people. . . . [F]or the present they had power and the badge of that power was whiten ...
... initial conviction that her racial affiliations rather than her gender profoundly impede her progress. As Fauset puts it, “[I]t seemed to Angela that all the things which she most wanted were wrapped up with white people. . . . [F]or the present they had power and the badge of that power was whiten ...
Gender justice: capabilities or primary goods?
... evaluations lead to different treatment of men and women in the labour market. And while each of these biases may be small, they accumulate and result in significant gender inequalities in pay, promotion, power, and so forth. It is not difficult to see how gender norms and stereotypes affect a pers ...
... evaluations lead to different treatment of men and women in the labour market. And while each of these biases may be small, they accumulate and result in significant gender inequalities in pay, promotion, power, and so forth. It is not difficult to see how gender norms and stereotypes affect a pers ...
Feminist Theory
... of feminist sociological research continues to analyze gender as a variable, or it adds women to the sampling population, just as it did two decades ago. Stacey and Thorne (1985) criticize this approach because it treats gender as a property of individuals and not as a principle of social organizati ...
... of feminist sociological research continues to analyze gender as a variable, or it adds women to the sampling population, just as it did two decades ago. Stacey and Thorne (1985) criticize this approach because it treats gender as a property of individuals and not as a principle of social organizati ...
How have researchers measured gender up to this point
... used to show has since disappeared. Its validity persists only for those groups that maintain traditional gender beliefs, such as white men from the urban Northeast and black men from the South. Similarly, Melissa R. McGhee et al. tested the applicability to African Americans of the Sex Role Egalita ...
... used to show has since disappeared. Its validity persists only for those groups that maintain traditional gender beliefs, such as white men from the urban Northeast and black men from the South. Similarly, Melissa R. McGhee et al. tested the applicability to African Americans of the Sex Role Egalita ...
Final Annotated Source List
... advertisement, such as increase in revenue or acquisition of a new market. This is followed by an evaluation of the product where they select the product’s best features as well as their audience; it is best that they imagine the ideal customer that they are targeting and decide how to make the prod ...
... advertisement, such as increase in revenue or acquisition of a new market. This is followed by an evaluation of the product where they select the product’s best features as well as their audience; it is best that they imagine the ideal customer that they are targeting and decide how to make the prod ...
jyotiba phule: global philosopher and maker of modern india
... Dr. ARCHANA MALIK-GOURE, Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Mumbai. Email: [email protected]. ...
... Dr. ARCHANA MALIK-GOURE, Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Mumbai. Email: [email protected]. ...
No Response - Sociologists for Women in Society
... My contributions to gender equality have also occurred by serving as primary advisor to more than 40 women graduate students and postdocs over thirty some years. My mentoring work has been recognized by two awards: the 2010 Master Mentor Award from the Office of the Senior Vice Provost for Faculty D ...
... My contributions to gender equality have also occurred by serving as primary advisor to more than 40 women graduate students and postdocs over thirty some years. My mentoring work has been recognized by two awards: the 2010 Master Mentor Award from the Office of the Senior Vice Provost for Faculty D ...
Am I Still a Woman? Hysterectomy and Gender Identity
... The sociological concept of essentialism stems from philosophical arguments dating back to Aristotle that things, including people, have essences—necessary properties that make them what they are. The term sex has been related to the “natural” biological category of woman (or man), while gender has ...
... The sociological concept of essentialism stems from philosophical arguments dating back to Aristotle that things, including people, have essences—necessary properties that make them what they are. The term sex has been related to the “natural” biological category of woman (or man), while gender has ...
Gender and Race: (What) Are They? (What) Do We Want
... is gender?” we can distinguish, then, three projects with importantly different priorities: conceptual, descriptive, and analytical. A conceptual inquiry into race or gender would seek an articulation of our concepts of race or gender ~Riley 1988!. To answer the conceptual question, one way to proce ...
... is gender?” we can distinguish, then, three projects with importantly different priorities: conceptual, descriptive, and analytical. A conceptual inquiry into race or gender would seek an articulation of our concepts of race or gender ~Riley 1988!. To answer the conceptual question, one way to proce ...
the sociology of gender - Rutgers University Libraries
... As key components of social structure, statuses and roles allow us to organize our lives in consistent, predictable ways. In combination with established norms, they prescribe our behavior and ease interaction with people who occupy different social statuses, whether we know these people or not. The ...
... As key components of social structure, statuses and roles allow us to organize our lives in consistent, predictable ways. In combination with established norms, they prescribe our behavior and ease interaction with people who occupy different social statuses, whether we know these people or not. The ...
gender construction - Theology
... important to mark a child as a girl or a boy, to make sure she is not taken for a boy or he for a girl? What would happen if they were: They would, quite literally, have changed places in their social world. To explain why gendering is done from birth, constantly and by everyone, we have to look no ...
... important to mark a child as a girl or a boy, to make sure she is not taken for a boy or he for a girl? What would happen if they were: They would, quite literally, have changed places in their social world. To explain why gendering is done from birth, constantly and by everyone, we have to look no ...
HASLANGER-Gender and Race
... approach, the world by itself can't tell us what gender is, or what race is; it is up to us to decide what in the world, if anything, they are. This essay pursues an analytical approach to defining race and gender. However, its analytical objectives are linked to the descriptive project of determini ...
... approach, the world by itself can't tell us what gender is, or what race is; it is up to us to decide what in the world, if anything, they are. This essay pursues an analytical approach to defining race and gender. However, its analytical objectives are linked to the descriptive project of determini ...
Chapter 4 - People Server at UNCW
... rural poor; ethnic minorities in border regions Ethnicity and region are the most common complementary group identities because of minority concentrations in border areas Balancing act between integrating and accommodating minority groups and repressing those seen to be politically threatening ...
... rural poor; ethnic minorities in border regions Ethnicity and region are the most common complementary group identities because of minority concentrations in border areas Balancing act between integrating and accommodating minority groups and repressing those seen to be politically threatening ...
Part I The Social Construction of Difference: Race, Class, Gender
... impossibility in our current society. But as a jumping-off point for discussion, take a topic from Part I, such as race, and talk about what society would be like if no racial differences existed. What would such a society look like? Such an exercise is useful for making distinctions between the ide ...
... impossibility in our current society. But as a jumping-off point for discussion, take a topic from Part I, such as race, and talk about what society would be like if no racial differences existed. What would such a society look like? Such an exercise is useful for making distinctions between the ide ...
GENDER AND SEXUALITY ISSUES IN THE MUNICIPAL
... say that gender and sexuality, for instance, can completely determine what a person is. This means also from another perspective that there are several other factors interacting with gender and sexuality that must be considered. The pretension to approach the theme from the perspective of the promot ...
... say that gender and sexuality, for instance, can completely determine what a person is. This means also from another perspective that there are several other factors interacting with gender and sexuality that must be considered. The pretension to approach the theme from the perspective of the promot ...
KKF a 3/03 - Tidsskrift.dk
... Inequality in China is a book that comes at an opportune moment. It resonates with the present-day debates on the Chinese media about (single) women. A glimpse of the public discourse in China, such as the newly arising term “leftover women”, which is widely used to describe an urban, professional f ...
... Inequality in China is a book that comes at an opportune moment. It resonates with the present-day debates on the Chinese media about (single) women. A glimpse of the public discourse in China, such as the newly arising term “leftover women”, which is widely used to describe an urban, professional f ...
Millennialism as afeminism - Center for Millennial Studies
... and ontologically when it came to gender. Thus, the first step in engendering the millennialism of contemporary Christian fundamentalists is to ascertain why people are attracted to fundamentalism in light of this context. Recent empirical studies suggest that intertwined economic and theological mo ...
... and ontologically when it came to gender. Thus, the first step in engendering the millennialism of contemporary Christian fundamentalists is to ascertain why people are attracted to fundamentalism in light of this context. Recent empirical studies suggest that intertwined economic and theological mo ...
Barbara_Bello
... As suggested in the previous paragraphs, the intersectional approach is an effective tool to render visible the multiple layered and intersecting identities that women experience as well as to build the conceptual framework of the specific discriminations they suffer from. In this last part of the c ...
... As suggested in the previous paragraphs, the intersectional approach is an effective tool to render visible the multiple layered and intersecting identities that women experience as well as to build the conceptual framework of the specific discriminations they suffer from. In this last part of the c ...
social class and identity
... greater respect for high culture than popular culture, A concern with their own fitness, health and well-being Working class Values – present time orientation, instant gratification, little interest in high culture, lack of concern for education, restricted speech codes Social class is an important ...
... greater respect for high culture than popular culture, A concern with their own fitness, health and well-being Working class Values – present time orientation, instant gratification, little interest in high culture, lack of concern for education, restricted speech codes Social class is an important ...
Power, Privilege, and Oppression
... for yourself and potentially for others. Power can be visible, hidden, or invisible. Power can show up as power over others, power with others, and/or power within. Oppression = Prejudice + Power. The systematic targeting or marginalization of one social group by a more powerful social group for the ...
... for yourself and potentially for others. Power can be visible, hidden, or invisible. Power can show up as power over others, power with others, and/or power within. Oppression = Prejudice + Power. The systematic targeting or marginalization of one social group by a more powerful social group for the ...
Principles of Sociology - AUEB e
... through radical overturn and transformation of the existing family relations. Critique: 1) The concept of patriarchy as it has been used by radical feminists seems to be very general, and so is unable to account historically and culturally different types of male domination. 2) The factors of race, ...
... through radical overturn and transformation of the existing family relations. Critique: 1) The concept of patriarchy as it has been used by radical feminists seems to be very general, and so is unable to account historically and culturally different types of male domination. 2) The factors of race, ...