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12 Cards in this Set
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Beatrice Potter Webb: |
deeply connected to the reform movements, published analysis of gender relations, says that movements of liberation advance out of deep intersections of race class and gender |
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Judith Lorber |
explains the powerful and persisting role of culture focusing on the ways gender is socially constructed Says, “For individuals, gender means sameness”“For society, gender means difference” |
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Power |
who has the most control or power |
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Privilege |
having more than something else in the eyes of society i.e. the straight white male |
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Gender on Primetime TV |
Reality TV : Men: 51% Women: 49% Animation: Men: 74% Women: 36% Drama Men: 60% Women: 40% Situation Comedies: Men:64% Women: 36% Overall: Men: 60.6% Women: 36.4% |
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Bechdel Test |
three criteria 1. Have at least two or more female characters 2. Have names 3. Talk to each other about something other than men |
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Hypermasculinity |
promoting a large amount of over masculinity in men |
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Rocks |
more powerful, active, and muscular men |
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Learners |
feminized, more passive and more inviting than rocks |
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Descriptive analysis |
a form of inquiry that allows the researcher to map out the prominent landmarks of a given social world. |
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Interviewing Creators |
best way to find out why culture looks the way it does is to ask those who create it |
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Interpretive Strategies |
Mechanisms by which we make meaning out of the culture we consume a social science that parallels with the humanities notion of aesthetics |
