module 4 Flashcards

(30 cards)

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What is androcentrism and its two consequences?

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Centering men as the universal norm → causes bias and marginalization of “the other.”

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Name four early sociologists often ignored due to androcentrism.

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Ibn Khaldûn, Harriet Martineau, W.E.B. Du Bois, Jane Addams.

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Name three prominent Black women sociologists often ignored.

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Sojourner Truth, Anna Julia Cooper, Ida B. Wells.

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Who wrote The Second Sex and what is the key quote?

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Simone de Beauvoir — “One is not born, but rather, becomes a woman.”

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What did Peter Berger call the “natural habitat” of a sociologist?

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All human gathering places

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What does the Sociological Imagination show about gender?

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It varies across cultures and over time (not constant).

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What was the focus of the First Shift (1970s–80s)?

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Moving gender from private troubles → public/structural issues.

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What practice was central to the First Shift?

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Consciousness raising.

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What psychological error was critiqued in the First Shift?

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Fundamental attribution error.

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What was the focus of the Second Shift (1980s–90s)?

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Gender as socially constructed and “done” in interaction.

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What are “cultural genitals”?

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Social cues used to classify gender; assumed to reflect sex.

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Who wrote “Doing Gender” (1987)?

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Candace West & Don Zimmerman.

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According to Doing Gender, gender is not who we are but what we _____.

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Do (a product of interaction).

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What are the three concepts in Doing Gender?

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Sex, sex category, gender.

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Define sex category.

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Social identification as male/female based on display criteria.

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What perspective did Erving Goffman develop?

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Dramaturgical analysis.

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What are the three elements of a performance (Goffman)?

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Setting, appearance, manner.

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What is impression management?

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Controlling others’ perceptions during interaction.

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What are front stage and back stage?

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Front = perform role; Back = relax role.

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What is stigma and its three types?

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Discredited identity; body, character, social category.

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What is gender polarization (Sandra Bem)?

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Strict divide between masculine men and feminine women.

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What is ritual segregation?

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Physical/social separation of sexes (e.g., restrooms).

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What was the focus of the Third Shift?

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Hegemonic gender and hierarchy of masculinities.

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How does Raewyn Connell define masculinity?

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A set of social practices (not a trait).

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How are masculinities organized?
Hierarchically.
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What is hegemonic masculinity?
Culturally dominant form that justifies male dominance.
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What is complicit masculinity?
Men who benefit from patriarchy but don’t lead it.
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What is subordinate masculinity?
Masculinities oppressed by hegemonic masculinity (e.g., gay men).
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What is marginalized masculinity?
Masculinity shaped by race/class that limits power.
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