Gender Identity Flashcards
(23 cards)
Archer
Family
Mothers emotional, Fathers breadwinner
Oakley
Family
Verbal appliation - gendered language
Canalisation - Toys gender appropriate
Manipulation - Acceptable behaviour
Frosh
Peers
Boys valued school viewed as feminine, focus on sport, anti-school subcultures
Lees
Peers
Boys control girls using sterotypical language
Gill and Herdieckerhoff
Media
‘chic lit’ teaches that apperance is key part of female identity
Marsh and Millard
Media
Women saved by men in the media
Storey
Media
Rap music teaches boys to be aggressive
Kimmel
Family
Boys push sons into hegemonic masculinity
Davis
Media
Women represented as passive housewives in adverts
Connell
Work
Breadwinner seen as fundemental role
Nayak
Work
Manual jobs viewed as masculine
Adkins
Work
Women act suborinate at work (exaggerate passive femininity to please bosses)
Miller and Hoffman
Religion
Religion reinforces traditional gender roles
Kimmel
Peers
Children conform to gender roles due to fear of being bullied
Blackman
Girls highly visable in school, challenge sexism
Assertive Femininity
Wilkinson
Genderquake - women changing values
Jackson
Ladette
Brinkworth and Burrell
Media contributed to rise in ladette through showing deviant girls
Seidler
Double life - Passive femininity in home, questioning femininity outside home
Simpson
Metrosexual
Mac an Ghail
Men marginalised as they feel there are no job opportunities for them
Parker and Lyle
Complicit - The New Man
Gauntlett
Media teaches people how to behave based on gender
