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15 cards from this deck
Biological differences between males and females
Social & cultural characteristics of masculine/feminine
Male dominance; common theme in gender relations globally
Women face it when resisting dominant gender models
Learning culturally appropriate masculine/feminine behaviour
Parents channel kids' interests to sex-appropriate activities
Dominant form of masculinity in contemporary Western societies
Made through learning feminine behaviour, not born as women
Nurture - how individuals are raised, not biological
Universal; men linked to culture, women to nature
Legislated equal pay for women doing similar work to men
Various forms exist & change; hegemonic is dominant form
Can be challenged & changed, not fixed (feminist view)
Exaggerated masculinity, violence, hostility to women/gays
More employment-focused; less emphasis on domestic roles
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