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29 Cards in this Set
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What is Feminism?
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A point of view that puts womens experiences in center and celebrates their struggles and accomplishments
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What is Androcenrism?
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Typically means Male-centerd
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Define Patriarchy?
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A system where men dominate because power and authority are concentrated in the hands of men
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First Wave Feminism
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Centered around securing the right of women to vote
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Second Wave Feminism
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Starts with the civil rights movements of the 1960s and 1970s.
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Third Wave Feminism
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Feminists what have taken for granted the gains obtained via second wave feminism
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Liberal Feminism
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Problem: Barriers and laws prevent women from recognizing equality with men
Solution: Equal representation, opportunity, and removal of barriers to create equality |
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Radical Feminism
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Problem: Patriarchy is institutionalized into all aspects of life, especially at the personal level; biological differences make women essentially different from men
Solution: Transformed world where femaleness and feminine values are celebrated |
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Privelage
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advantages people have by virtue of their status or position in society
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Power
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The ability to make choices or influence outcomes
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Third Wave Feminism
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Feminists what have taken for granted the gains obtained via second wave feminism
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Liberal Feminism
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Problem: Barriers and laws prevent women from recognizing equality with men
Solution: Equal representation, opportunity, and removal of barriers to create equality |
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Radical Feminism
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Problem: Patriarchy is institutionalized into all aspects of life, especially at the personal level; biological differences make women essentially different from men
Solution: Transformed world where femaleness and feminine values are celebrated |
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Privelage
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advantages people have by virtue of their status or position in society
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Power
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The ability to make choices or influence outcomes
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Institutions:
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social organizations that involve established patterns of behavior around particular purposes
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Idealogies
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the dominant ideas, valuesm beliefs, jokes, prejudices, stereotypes in society
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Hate crimes
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crimes against a person because they belong to a specific social group
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sexual terrorism
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The threat of rape or physical assault
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Confluence
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Considering oppression as the blending of multiple forms of identity (our oppressions are equally important)
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Empathy
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The ability to identify with and understand another persons feelings or difficulties
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Gender
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The social and cultural interpretation of sexual difference
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Androgyny
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a lack of gender difference or a blending of both femininity and masculinity
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Transgendered
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pushing against the boundaries of gender and transforming traditional gender performances
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Misogyny
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contempt for hatred of women
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what are sexual scripts?
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frameworks and guidelines for sexual feelings and behaviors
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what are sexual self schemas?
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Identities or cognitive generalizations about sexual aspects of the self
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sexual identities
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A person's attraction to/preference for people of a given sex....an individual's romantic/sexual/erotic identity and behavior towards others
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queer
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used as a source of positive identity and pride
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