Hegemonic masculinity Samenvattingen, Notities en Examens

emerged from: (feminism) - broader historical womens right movement 1st wave of feminism - Women's suffrage fighting for the womens right to vote late 19th 2nd wave of feminism - 1960s-1970s; focused on women's equal access to employment and education 3rd wave of feminism - 1980s-present; focused on diversity among women's experiences and identities perspective theory (feminism) - variety of theories, debates, points of emphasis key characteristics (feminism) - against the social ...

What is colorism? - differential treatment based on skin tone that generally manifests itself as a preference for lighter colored skin -a prejudice that continues to exist not only among blacks but also among many POC and whites What does it mean to say someone/something is exoticized? - viewed as exotic, foreign, or unusual in an interesting way -women outside the racial norm have been exoticized in 2 ways: grotesquely sexual or sexually inviting and seductively mysterious Objectificatio...

What is colorism? - differential treatment based on skin tone that generally manifests itself as a preference for lighter colored skin -a prejudice that continues to exist not only among blacks but also among many POC and whites What does it mean to say someone/something is exoticized? - viewed as exotic, foreign, or unusual in an interesting way -women outside the racial norm have been exoticized in 2 ways: grotesquely sexual or sexually inviting and seductively mysterious Objectificatio...

emerged from: (feminism) - broader historical womens right movement 1st wave of feminism - Women's suffrage fighting for the womens right to vote late 19th 2nd wave of feminism - 1960s-1970s; focused on women's equal access to employment and education 3rd wave of feminism - 1980s-present; focused on diversity among women's experiences and identities perspective theory (feminism) - variety of theories, debates, points of emphasis key characteristics (feminism) - against the social ...

emerged from: (feminism) - broader historical womens right movement 1st wave of feminism - Women's suffrage fighting for the womens right to vote late 19th 2nd wave of feminism - 1960s-1970s; focused on women's equal access to employment and education 3rd wave of feminism - 1980s-present; focused on diversity among women's experiences and identities perspective theory (feminism) - variety of theories, debates, points of emphasis key characteristics (feminism) - against the social ...

What are the commonalities between masculinity, focusing on physical and emotional. What does masculinity look like in late modernity, focusing on different theories. What is hegemonic masculinity in schools. How can education tackle the issue of the crisis of masculinity. What are the masculine typologies within school. What are the statistics of school exclusions. What is the % of intersectionality between gender and race. What is the intersection of gender and race. What is the intersection o...

COM 316 Exam 1 Questions And Answers 1st Wave - 1900s-1930s - Equal access to education and right to vote 2nd Wave - 1960s-1980 - Women in the workplace, wage gap, discrimination Power. Men went to war, women had to work *Most research comes to the 2nd wave 3 approaches to gender - Biological, Psychological, Cultural 3rd Wave 80s-2010s - Exploration, intersectional oppression, race, gender, location, economic status 4th Wave - 2012 - Present - Internet...

COM 316 - Exam 1 Practice Questions And Answers ____________ ____________ is a term that refers to the social role that accompanies gender. - Gender Role ______________ theory explains how social groups , such as gender, influence our perception and experience in the world. - Standpoint _______________ is a term that is often used to describe individuals who feel they were born in bodies that do not reflect their gender identities. These individuals sometimes choose surgery to...

Albert Cohen talked about status frustration, what is this? - Answer- Emotion felt by individuals of lower classes because they are prevented from climbing social ladder and gaining status Messerschmidt talked about hegemonic masculinity, what is this? - Answer- A theory that seeks to explain how and why men maintain dominance through the subordination of women in the social heiarchy Who founded left realism? - Answer- Jock Young What does left realism focus on? - Answer- Rehabilitation...

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