Gendersex Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document provides a comprehensive summary of Chapter One in the "Psychology of Women" textbook, focusing primarily on key concepts related to gender and gender studies. It delves into fundamental theories and frameworks shaping the understanding of psychological aspects unique to women. The summary explores the multifaceted nature of gender roles, identities, and societal influences, offering valuable insights for those studying psychology, gender studies, or anyone seeking a nuanced unde...

I got an 8.5 grade for this! This midterm paper analyzes the self-chosen case study of Ngozi Fulani's encounter with Lady Susan Hussey; an encounter that later sparked debate and raised questions about racism in the media. The incident showcases the “but where are you really from?” discourse, which is a classic example of everyday racism as presented by Philomena Essed. I apply the theoretical framework of Essed and use the principles of symbolic interactionism to analyze this inciden...

MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A new patient has not completed the health history form item indicating either male or female gender. The patient tells the nurse that neither option is accurate. Which response would the nurse provide? a. “How would you identify yourself?” b. “I think you are dressed like a male.” c. “What type of genitalia do you have?” d. “Choose one or the other, it doesn‘t matter.” ANS: A It is best to ask the person how they currently identify; gender identit...

Hi, In this document you can find all the lecture notes and summaries of the texts corresponding to the various weeks. Good luck!

Lecture notes from the second-year Sociology course: Intersectionalities. The course was held during Semester 1, Block 1 by Prof. Sarah Bracke at the University of Amsterdam. Following up on social inequalities, intersectionality, race, gender, sexuality, class. Working with authors such as Stuart Hall, Du Bois, Judith Butler, Michael Foucault, Gloria Wekker, Kimberlé Crenshaw.

GOT ME AN 8 ON THE EXAM! Full summary of Sociology course Intersectionalities: Class, Race, Gender & Sexuality (7332F004AY) as taught by Prof. Sarah Bracke, in English. Contents: WEEK 1 INTRODUCTION Kimmel, Michael S. (2017). Introduction: Toward a Sociology of the Subordinate. In: Michael S. Kimmel and Abby L. Ferber (eds.) Privilege. A Reader (4th edition). New York: Routledge. McIntosh, Peggy. (2017). White Privilege and Male Privilege. In: Michael S. Kimmel & Abby L. Ferber (eds.) Privil...