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    ways which are patriarchal and reserved power and privilege for men. Men were the highest power in this time period and they controlled a lot. They had the dominant power in marriages‚ political‚ and social matters. It says that actual changes in gender dispositions shouldn’t be underestimated during the Victorian era. There were distinct shifts in ideas respecting gender relations at the level of philosophy‚ away from traditional idea of natural male supremacy towards a modern notion of gender equity

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    most basic functions in our society. Gender helps delineate tasks and how we refer to people‚ and is reinforced for us throughout our lives (Lorber 2006). Gender interacts with sex in varying ways (Disch 2006). Those who are not strictly heterosexual male or female are not readily accepted and face adversity as they bend gender and defy sex. It has long been debated whether there is a difference between sex and gender‚ and if so‚ what that difference is. In recent years it has been suggested that

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    argue that male and female behaviours are shaped by evolutionary factors. To promote successful reproduction‚ different characteristics and patterns of behaviours have developed in males and females. Females have a bigger investment in their offspring‚ and require the prolonged care in order for them to survive. A healthy and strong mate who can provide and protect herself and their children would ensure survival‚ making them more choosy in their mate and so less promiscuous than males. Males on the

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    society. Strong men are seen by women as abusive and dominating‚ while strong women are seen by men as castrating and emasculating. The text of Ken Kesey’s novel‚ One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest‚ in many ways‚ conforms to the structure of conventional male myth and asks the reader to accept that myth as a heroic pattern. From a masculinist perspective‚ it offers a charismatic hero in Randle Patrick McMurphy‚ a figure of spiritual strength and sexual energy‚ whose laughter restores the patients of the

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    The male gaze is a concept that was first coined by Laura Mulvey‚ in her book ’Visual and Other Pleasures’‚ in which she suggests that angles and lighting in movies are used to objectify and hyper-sexualise female bodies in order to make them more appealing to male viewers. This concept can also often be applied to artworks‚ adverts and other imagery that we see in our everyday lives‚ from adverts talking about obscure things such as cat food‚ to lingerie and make-up adverts actually aimed at women

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    The central social hierarchy within the novel is the gender hierarchy‚ placing men in a position of extreme power. This is evident in every aspect of the book‚ as the entire Gilead society is male dominated. The Commander is at the top of the hierarchy and is involved with designing and establishing the current society taking control of a nation of women‚ and exploiting their power by controlling what is taught‚ what they can teach themselves and the words that they can use. Soon all of the women

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    3 April 2015    Gender Roles and Social Constructs  The connotations of the terms “gender”‚ and the words “male” and “female” have  evolved from signifying a simple difference in reproductive organs‚ to signifying differences in  social status and privilege‚ emotional states‚ and general mentality between the two groups. Most  everybody has a clear mental inventory of what it means to be a male‚ and what it means to be a  female. Women are often seen as a the weaker sex‚ and men as their providers

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    Racism and Privilege‚ from my visualization‚ is all depending on my skin color‚ my ethnic background‚ where I grow up‚ what kind of people that I once faced‚ and so I find it as quite foolish. I mean I feel like when blacks and whites are taking different sides‚ which Unity often suddenly never happens and cause us diminished. Therefore‚ everything just crush the peace constantly but when we‚ everyone‚ crush the peace‚ that how we are spreading the hate against each other. I am sometime filled with

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    Girl Scouts of the USA As young girls start school‚ they are presented with the opportunity to join the Girl Scouts of the USA. The opportunity is first presented as girls start kindergarten‚ but girls of any age are allowed to join Girl Scouts‚ even adults (FAQs). As an organization‚ Girl Scouts empower young girls to reach their full potential‚ showing them that they are not inferior to men. This organization attempts to create equality between men and women‚ by educating about and empowering

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    In the book Privilege‚ Power‚ and Difference by Allan G. Johnson he talks about the different troubles and issues dealing with privilege‚ the differences in this society‚ power‚ gender and race‚ ethnicity‚ sexual orientation‚ social class‚ and disability standing. He talks about his own experiences backing it up with facts‚ memoirs‚ and other documents. 1. In the first chapter of this book‚ he talks about the proverbial term elephant in the room. I believe that this term to him means that race

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