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    Gender Roles In The Giver

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    begins to explore this idea in her text The Giver. This fictional society contains binary oppositions which paradoxically reinforce and redefine gender. Gender is reinforced by the visual manifestations of girls and boys, assumption of gender based on sex and alternative treatment towards a specific gender. In opposition of these elements, gender is redefined by the fulfilment of occupational roles of individuals in the society and parental influence and behaviour towards children. Together…

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    Gender Disparity In Toys

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    masculinity (superheroes, cars, construction toys) and girls prefer dolls, toys on the feminine end of the spectrum (Alexander and Haines, 2002). The researchers believe this gap is a result of learning mechanisms that reinforce gender socialization in sex-typical play. In children, environmental and social factors are the culprit for their behavior towards the toys they play with, however in other species, it is merely biological factors as the main influence (Alexander and Haines, 2002).…

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    favorable by the male audiences due to the characters being so overly sexualized which grab their attention of these thirsty men. There are men out there that would spend their cash on games because ‘there 's a really hot chick in it’’. In the end sex does sell, most consumers would be attracted to video games with these sort of features. Compared to the female point of view of these unfair sexual representations, they would offer the same opinion as the male and prefer to choose something more…

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    Sex differences are a controversial topic, and over time, they (and the studies on them) have become embedded in pop culture so much that it is difficult to separate fact from fiction. Most importantly, these studies, if done incorrectly, can contribute – and often cater – to the prevalent stereotypes about men and women. Helgeson cites several cognitive abilities in her assessment: spatial, mathematical, and verbal. She notes that spatial ability (the method of using mental images rather than…

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    The term sex and gender mean two different things. In American society we consider two categories of gender: male and female. Women are seen as females and men are seen as males. According to Basic concepts: Sex, Gender, Masculinity, and Feminist, Patriarchy, “Gender is a analytical category that is socially constructed to differeiate the biological difference between men and women” (Pg 4). Individuals are not born with a gender; they are born with a sex male or female. While growing up an…

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    Tip Drill Poem Analysis

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    featured the St. Lunatics on this song. The expression tip drill is a slang vulgar expression, describing a well-known ugly girl with a nice body, hefty breast and backside. The lyrics of “Tip Drill” describe a girl who can only attract the opposite sex with her body and not her face, she is cheap and ready to offer herself to males who have enough money and are ready to spend. The song further describes this girl as one who has many friends just like herself willing to be used once the males…

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    In sport today I believe women are treated in an unfair way to their male counterparts. Sport is controlled by the media in this century and women are looked at as sexual objects rather than for their talent like men are. The women are also then expected to wear skimpy clothing not because it’s better for the sport but because of marketing. Professional female athletes are seen as inferior to their male counterparts and therefore don’t get as much media coverage. Women athletes play the exact…

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    everyday life they are functioning in different ways. It is not the only research concerning females over-perform in landmark memory. Men and women were asked whether the object placed in the certain space are now in new position if it didn’t move. Women perform better and in more cases were able to identify the location of an object Men had more doubts if the location has changed. The scientists also discovered that the differences in performing better in different kind of tasks in case of…

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    association varies by gender. This topic is vital to both research and examine as sex in the United States is often taught to be a “taboo” subject; Hegemonic discourse reinforces archaic religious-based values that negatively associate sex as being sinful or hedonistic, and only encourages the act of intercourse within the sacred confines of marriage and for procreation purposes. However, it is due to this cultural mystification of sex coupled with more lenient attitudes toward male consumption…

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    reduced a woman to an object. She is acting as an inanimate table on which things are kept; not to mention her lack of clothing. She is just to be seen as useful tool by a man. Andrea Levy argues exactly what is being shown in the fashion spread; women are encouraged to see themselves as objects. This is mainly because we live in a sexualized society that objectifies women. Similarly, the Tipalet cigarette ad targets women by objectifying them. They use the age old idea of sex sells and use it…

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