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18 Cards in this Set
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Definition of Feminism (2) |
All humans are equal and the pervading patriarchal social structures that perpetuate dominance based on gender must be resisted and transformed into a more equitable form subjugation of any species, race, gender, ethnicity ect is wrong |
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Kaiser Wilhelm II |
Nazi 3rd Reich Philosopher who created Kinder, Kuche, and Kirche as roles for where women belong |
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Kinder (2) |
German word for children meaning women belong raising children |
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Kuche (2) |
German word for Kitchen Meaning women belong in the kitchen preparing food for their men and families |
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Kirche |
German word for church |
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Naomi Weisstein (2) |
Wrote the article "Kinder, Kuche and Kirche: as scientific law" Was prompted to write the article because she wasn't allowed to use campus facilities or the library while at school |
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Sex (2) |
Biological, physiological and anatomical chracteristics linked to being male or female Keep in mind there are more than two dichotomous variations of this as well |
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Gender (2) |
Social and culutral constructed roles associated with identifying as male or female For this, there are no hard and fast rules and these roles vary between cultures |
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Iron Rule |
Differences within the sexes are much greater than the difference between the two |
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Examples of the Iron Rule (2) |
Examples include Male and Female SAT scores being fairly even This comparison even holds true for height |
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Ethic of Caring Theory (2) |
Someone who makes a decision based on relieving someone's emotional pain might constitute higher or just as high moral reasoning contradictory to people who based their decisions on a rationale of fairness |
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Personal is Political (3) |
Underlines how personal problems are intertwined with and individual's personal-social-cultural setting Measure of success is increased social interest and awareness personal transformation facilitates social transformation and vice versa |
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Why Feminist Theorist avoid Psychological Assessments? (3) |
DSM has checkered history when it comes to senesitivity to gender, sex, and race Avoid labeling non-conforming behaviors as deviant rather focus on distress caused by environmental and social contexts |
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Male as Normative (2) |
maleness sets standard for whatever is considered normal female attributes considered abnormal, defected, or weak (PMS as a mental disorder example) i.e. "you're strong for a woman" "He throws like a girl" |
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Boy Code examples (4) |
examples of this include Never show feelings teasing and bullying part of growing up Separate yourself from everything female related Never give in or apologize it's a sign of weakness |
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Girl Code examples (4) |
Examples of this include always be pretty Be sexy but not too sexy being emotional=being crazy Listen well to others |
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Three Benefits of expressing anger during Feminist Therapy (3) |
Anger has been traditionally discouraged for women Anger is useful for insight, helps clients identify their mistreatment Anger is an appropriate response to oppression and abuse, suppression inhibits being fully human |
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Empirical research on Feminist Therapy |
Not interested in measuring up to the standard Less symptom oriented so it's hard to compare research supports therapy goals, accomplishment and effectiveness |
