Chapter 3

Question 1

Domination

Answer 1

Physical and violent force
Dominant groups maintain power through exerting a mix of force and consent

Question 2

Superstructure

Answer 2

Divided into state and civil society

Question 3

Gramsci Studies

Answer 3

Domination, Relationships, Hegemony

Question 4

The State =

Answer 4

political society + civil society

Question 5

Hegemony

Answer 5

A process that is constantly negotiated and renegotiated
Society’s dominant ideas reflect the interests of the ruling class

Question 6

Wollstonecraft Studies

Answer 6

Men and women should be equal
Role of patriarchy
Bourgeois ideology

Question 7

Dorothy Smith Studies

Answer 7

Argues that woman has been left out of knowledge studies

Question 8

Bell Hooks Studies

Answer 8

Rarely recognized the black woman as separate from a black man
Criticized feminism for only studying white, hetero sterotypes

Question 9

Post-structuralism

Answer 9

How knowledge is socially produced

Question 10

Foucault (Power, Knowledge, Discourse)

Answer 10

Power - Created within social relationshios
Knowledge - can’t be separated from relations of power
Discourses - guide how we think, act and speak

Question 11

Said Studies

Answer 11

Orientalism

Question 12

Orientalism

Answer 12

Creates false opposition between orient and occident
Academic: Producing info on the orient
Imaginative: Art, novels, poems, creating distinction between orient and occident
Institutional: Gaining authority over orient