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Explain Canadian Societies conception of Gender Discourse? |
Masculinity is framed as polar opposite to femininity. |
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What is the first fruits of the sociological imagination according to C Wright Mills? |
Individuals can only understand themselves and their experiences by locating these within their own historical time, geographical location and political context. |
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C Wright Mills believes that ______ can be active makers of history and the social world |
People |
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Adulthood the centrality of ___________ |
Heterosexuality. 2. Forming a heterosexual identity. 3. Adulthood is commonly framed as the pinnacle of development and associated with independence, rationality and maturity of emotions. 4. Consequently, childhood and old age become problematized. |
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The dominant way of conceptualizing the link between sex and gender is through ___________. This is the assumption that your social identity is profoundly determined by your physical self and that your identity is therefore unchanging across time and place. |
Existentialism |
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