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| Theory of gender inequality |
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Gilman
1. Political/economic
2. socialization
3. Biology |
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| Gilman's Political/economic |
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not just love- one gold ring
divorce, job
(You chose major b/c of gender roles) |
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| YM vs. YW (Women- intrinsic) |
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| genes. Can't really separate home and work (ex. breastfeeding while washing the floor) |
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| Simmel: Society is a(n)_______ |
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EVENT. Something we DO
ex. church |
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| Examples of Content & Form |
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| ex. form: fatherhood content: fathers |
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| Innate, creative, self agency (little kids) |
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| Product of social interactions with the generalized others |
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| organized set of attitudes that are common in which individual belongs (norms, moral sense) |
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| Ability to assume the attitude of one individual at a time |
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| Child is able to move beyond and take roles of particular others (goalie) |
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We live in an era that is “after virtue” – an era in which people don’t believe in virtue anymore.
However, we’ve paid a high price for loss of the concept of virtue. |
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| Man who tells and lives stories |
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| Cheap Grace vs. Costly Grace |
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Cheap grace is the preaching of forgiveness without requiring repentance, baptism without church discipline,...
costly because it calls us to follow |
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Polygyny-
Polyandry-
Gynecology-
Andrology-
Misogyny-
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Polygyny- One man has more than one wife
Polyandry- One woman has multiple husbands
Gynecology- medical/ research of women health
Andrology- medical/research of man’s health
Misogyny- fear or hatred of women
Misandry- fear or hatred of men |
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| • Nature-versus-nurture debate |
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o To what extent is it based on each one?
o Nature arguments have gotten stronger (genetics. Etc)
o But culture still matters (social environment)… |
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| • Women and Economics (p. 206-208) |
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o YM vs. YW (1898 original publication) does it apply today? All that she may wish to do, but come through a single choice (no changes in life)- through a small GOLD RING= heavy pressure.
o Trained for marriage, but she can’t look like she wants it (sit passive…) |
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| Where is father/fatherhood in her literature? |
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- contact with greater range of people
Flexible expands desires and needs
Cancels out social inequalities
General standard for measuring
Helps us meet our needs
Can cancel out social inequality |
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less personal relations
Transforms the nature of social interactions
Makes everything?
Decisions are shaped by price and convenience
No emotional attachment or investment |
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White people are good down inside
Present good empirical evidence- then we can reach them |
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o Something you should do and a rational for doing it. Man is dominated by the making of money.
o Ex. Geneca, Rotterdam…(city)____/----------^ (monastery)
Separated spiritual from secular)
Now monk goes down into city- we no longer need a mediator
Direct from God- consequences:
“calling” to do work (spiritual commitment to do work) ex. Called to make NICE chairs
Ex. Amish country (Amish furniture)
Wrong to enjoy the money- moral objection= relaxation and idleness because of comfort
^ Ideal type of protestant ethic
Pride cycle- riches increase, essence of religion decreases page 163
Now its not separate- its in every day life
If im lazy, I’m denying my religion
If you are doing what God is telling you to do, you will prosper.. |
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o The protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism- are Mormons a good example?
o Getting trapped in the rat race
o Years ago they did it because they wanted to do it
o Pg. I fear wherever riches… work hard and don’t spend money…
o Pg 164 Iron Cage paragraph
o Religion created capitalism
o Iron cage: not warm friendly, spiritual place- but rather cold hard and external thing that has bound you and it controlling you (spiritless and heartless)
o Pg 123-125 (in the book) is it possible that we will get out of it? |
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o Marx defines by who owns means of production
o Weber defines by people who share life chances- opportunity for goods (nor about control, but about opportunities)
Economic interests, etc but not JUST property
Go up with well-to-do family, education….
• Example: Giovanni- slum, playing with his dog (rock)- what chances does he have? (according to Marx= same as missionary class) |
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