Gender theory Gender theory is related to personal emotional stability, social position, professional ethics, and especially the ability to connect with others. As a source of text, personal experiences, research papers, articles, websites are used to explain the importance of communication between men and women, which itself is a theory based on history and internal learning, and as a student I It affects. Finally, the theory that best describes my gender trait will affect the outcome of the opinion. Gender theory is used to cast doubt on the basic practice of history itself. In combination with social history, gender theory is applied to history and historical philosophy and reconsider open objectivity and standards of industry developed after the 19th century. Using psychoanalytic and anthropological discussions, gender theory considers historical practice in a manner similar to scientific research from a social point of view, thus finding a place in social history. In other words, it explores professional value by investigating its practical practice. Thinking objectively and rationally, and putting women in the same category, we conclude that these practices are bad for non-Caucasians. The modernization of history as a social system also makes it possible for women to do a lot of unauthorized work and even to write history for men who earn credits. Many gender theories have shaped the description of social history in Europe. One of the first areas where the influence of gender theory is felt is the history of women of the working class and the lower class. Prostitution and Victorian society of Judith Wolkovitz: Women, class, state (1980), the Victorian people formed a way for working-class women to pursue casual prostitution during holidays through state policy It proves that. In working-class communities, seasonal money and food exchanges by women are not important, and due to state prostitution and imprisonment regulations and compulsory medical examination, these women are abandoned from workers. The identity of these women is not unique and established. After work by Alan Corbin and Wolkovitz, the social history of prostitution intersects increasingly complex sexual theory

Gender is the depth of the mind of modern society, it is a persistent feature of everyday life. It creates standardized actions and features for everyone and makes them account for the smallest actions. Individuals must not go beyond the double gender framework, otherwise they risk the strong opposition to forcing them to return to a culturally designated role. This duality is uncomfortable for the presence of intersex people - because they can not be placed in either 100% of men or 100% of women in the binary range. Eagly (1987) The social role theory focuses on two structural aspects of gender relations. These are the gender departments of the hierarchy based on labor and gender. This theory shows how these factors interfere with beliefs in men and women of society. It indicates that certain traits and actions are necessary for the role of an individual gimmick to be considered capable for that gender. For example, society believes that women are the owner of children and must be a process of child-rearing characteristics. This is due to their biological breeding. The theory argues that for separation of roles it encourages fixed beliefs and fixed ideas. This can be seen in the characteristics related to each gender. Men are expected to be active, courageous, supportive and physical. However, in the case of women, it is considered to be considerate and growing because of the characteristics of child rearing. The stereotypes of men and women are strengthened by the difference in the positions of men and women Functionalism and conflict theory focus on the institutional structure of society to explain gender inequality. However, symbolic interactionism focuses on direct social interactions to understand gender relations in society (Anderson and Taylor 2008). The theory assumes that the interaction between men and women exacerbates gender inequality. According to the theory of symbolic interactions, when men interact with women, it reflects their inequality in society (Thio and Taylor 2012). Symbolic interactionism focuses on the socialization of men and women, that is, how men and women behave. According to Money et al. (2012), both men and women learned the meanings of men and women through the socialization of men and women. Gender and Achievements

Gender is the depth of the mind of modern society, it is a persistent feature of everyday life. It creates standardized actions and features for everyone and makes them account for the smallest actions. Individuals must not go beyond the double gender framework, otherwise they risk the strong opposition to forcing them to return to a culturally designated role. This duality is uncomfortable for the presence of intersex people - because they can not be placed in either 100% of men or 100% of women in the binary range. Eagly (1987) The social role theory focuses on two structural aspects of gender relations. These are the gender departments of the hierarchy based on labor and gender. This theory shows how these factors interfere with beliefs in men and women of society. It indicates that certain traits and actions are necessary for the role of an individual gimmick to be considered capable for that gender. For example, society believes that women are the owner of children and must be a process of child-rearing characteristics. This is due to their biological breeding. The theory argues that for separation of roles it encourages fixed beliefs and fixed ideas. This can be seen in the characteristics related to each gender. Men are expected to be active, courageous, supportive and physical. However, in the case of women, it is considered to be considerate and growing because of the characteristics of child rearing. The stereotypes of men and women are strengthened by the difference in the positions of men and women Functionalism and conflict theory focus on the institutional structure of society to explain gender inequality. However, symbolic interactionism focuses on direct social interactions to understand gender relations in society (Anderson and Taylor 2008). The theory assumes that the interaction between men and women exacerbates gender inequality. According to the theory of symbolic interactions, when men interact with women, it reflects their inequality in society (Thio and Taylor 2012). Symbolic interactionism focuses on the socialization of men and women, that is, how men and women behave. According to Money et al. (2012), both men and women learned the meanings of men and women through the socialization of men and women. Gender and Achievements

Description: The Family Affairs Division publishes articles on ingenious, innovative and interdisciplinary applications that focus on the issues of different families and families. Viewers include family life educators in academia and communities, researchers with priorities of application or evaluation, family physicians using models and methods of prevention or treatment, and family policy experts. Examples of appropriate articles include articles on applied research, concepts or practices of education, real field integration, project evaluation, and curriculum development and evaluation. According to the needs of practitioners, articles should be conceived and written Since 1951, family relations have covered areas important for family experts. It focuses on family research and affects intervention, education and public policy. It will be released: Over 80% of readers believe that family relationships are better suited to their needs than other application journals. Quarterly magazines (January, April, July, October) have an average of 120 pages per book. The total circulation is over 4,200. Article peer review "Mobile Wall" represents the period between the latest issue available in JSTOR and the latest journal. The moving wall is usually expressed in terms of age. In rare cases, since the issuer selected the "zero" mobile wall, the current problem will be made public on JSTOR as soon as it is issued. For example, if the current year is 2008 and the journal has a 5 year moving frame, you can get the 2002 article. The paper by Karli June Cerankowski and Megan Milks in 2010 "New Positioning: Influence on Asexualization and Its Theory and Practice" suggests that asexual itself may have problems with sexual behavior or sexual behavior It suggests. Cerankowski and Milks believe that sexual behavior raises more problems than solving problems such as how to avoid sexual acts that society seems broadly to be the most basic instinct. Their new direction paper states that society "considers women's sexuality as an empowerment or repression.The asexual movement challenges many of the fundamental principles of pro-feminist feminism, which is defined as suppressive or counterproductive behavior We are challenging this by doing it. " In addition to accepting self-identity as asexual, non-practical and educational networks have defined asexual life as the orientation of biological decision. The impact is great. Biologically decisive, society assigns gender and communicates our view on it. Because society is different from each other and develops over time, the concept of gender differs from culture to generation and it is inherited from generation to generation. Indeed, over the past few decades, the role of gender in our culture has been constantly changing due to changes in political activities, including environmental, environmental, economic, discovery, education investment, and feminist activity It was. Sociological theory helps to understand the effects of sex role changes on family relationships, workplaces and academic performance. Inequality among men and women is defined by sociologists as the difference in power, status, and prestige that men and women have in society and group (Giddens, 2006). There are three main frameworks explaining why there is gender inequality. These are symbolic interactions, conflict theory and functionalist approach (Andersen & Taylor, 2007). This article will expand the functionalist approach and women's response to this In this week's reading, Bevan and Sole are discussing two different theories of gender. The first theory is a gender hypothesis of different cultures, which shows that men and women differ in thought, emotion and even communication (Bevan and Sole, 2014). This theory is in contrast to the sex similarity hypothesis, which states that men and women are very similar in thought, emotion, and communication (Bevan and Sole, 2014). In either theory, when discussi

In today's society, gender stereotypes have always existed around us, but this is what we can not escape. Some people learn gender stereotypes from the influence of families and colleagues, but one of the biggest contributors noticed is the media. Analysis of the Big Bang theory of TV shows reveals an important aspect of the media: it represents gender information. Stereotype means that all individuals with common characteristics are identical in several respects. In the TV program 'Big Bang Theory', women are proven to be more realistic and more complicated than television programs 'Marriage with children'. "Big Bang Theory" has various women's roles. It was broadcast on television in 2007 and was first broadcasted as "marriage with children" in 1987. - Contract law Monday, Samantha offered to sell Orbie to Penny at 1,000 pounds. Penny replied, "If I can collect the money, I will buy it." Samantha promised that he should not sell the oboe to anyone until Saturday and added that the penny can collect oboe at any time by noon on Saturday. On Wednesday, Penny called Samantha 's daughter, Annie, she already received the money and said he would collect oboe at 10:30 on Saturday morning. CBS and Chuck Lorre's "Big Bang" (The Big Bang Theory is currently in its eighth season, multicamera comedy has been broadcasting almost 200 episodes and ranked on television. Second, There are few opportunities for legitimate legitimacy of this infamous performance to have a legitimate influence on the American culture, but unfortunately the Big Bang theory chose not to do so because the number of viewers reached 20 million people, symbolic small numbers Factional Raj and stupid blond hair stereotype Penny is the most stereotyped stereotype stereotype that Ald imposed on Sheldon Cooper and is played by American award winning actor Jim Parsons Have you ever thought about how the universe started? How did this happen? Have you heard of Big Bang theory? No, it is not a TV program. The Big Bang is the theory used by astronomers to explain how our universe is formed and it's too bad. Big Bang theory is the current model describing the early development of the universe. The universe starts with an ultra-high density ball with a hot, very heavy and small spot. Everything in the present universe comes from that place. All protons, neutrons, atoms, etc. come from that sphere. About 13.7 billion years ago, hey! A violent explosion throws the contents of the ball into the space of all directions.

Introduction There are few things that are irritable enough to attempt communication with heterosexuals. We face the fight to spread ideas every day in gender disparity, and Deborah Tannen tries to explain why these complications exist through the theory called Gender-Elect theory. The theory was developed to explain the fundamental difference between the methods used by each gender for communication. I have the opportunity to spare time to supervise the PA at the local clinic and gained direct insight into the theoretical principles of Genderlect. Deborah Tannen, a professor of linguistics, is about to plan a ceasefire, one of the observers of gender struggle. Tannen helped me to understand how many ways of communicating with other people can be understood by understanding the so-called "sexual choice" after explaining how the communication between males and females is divided. I will. Understanding this point enables the speaker to condemn each other due to lack of communication (298). Many books are published to overcome communication problems caused by language barriers and psychological differences. You will not understand Deborah Tannen, Male Men, Venus Woman, John Gray, Ph.D etc. Discuss gender selection (theory on how men and women communicate in different ways). In addition to sex, the word of love may be a factor that prevents you from effectively conveying love. Just like verbal words, the words of love are different from each other. There are five different kinds of love words: service action, fulfilling time, text, gifts, and feel. In many cases I have seen how the relationship collapses because people do not realize that the language the partner is using is not being spoken. Knowing this not only improves your relationships with other important people, children, parents, brothers and sisters and friends, but also avoids any controversies arising from misunderstanding. I refer to Deborah Tannen's Genderlect Styles theory. This is a general suggestion that men and women differ in order to communicate between different cultures. (Griffin 2006). Indeed, our society has evolved culturally, and women have yet to reach gender equality levels. The women began to realize that they were between 'old traditions and new expectations'. This may lead to a confused environment for women and women of today's university. In Anna Thomas' 2010 paper proposal, she quotes his findings on researcher Seaman and women's anger, shame and incomplete emotions in participating in these exchanges. (Thomas, p. 18) When making this comment, Seaman believes that women with these emotions will try to "legalize this relationship so that encounter will not be obscured" (Thomas, p. 18). I deduce that women take these actions to gain self-satisfaction and make them feel better from the relationship. So why do women want empty sex? (Motivation)

According to Judith Butler, sex is a symptom. She insists that all bodies are categorized by gender from birth; sometimes even earlier, it has become possible to judge gender within the womb. For the Butler society, gender and individuals will strengthen their gender through performance. In the words of Butler, "Behavior makes an actor"; before the performance there is no theme. But Butler 's concept of gender raises questions about the problems of people who can not do gender - specific things. If they can not, they lose their gender, lacking subjectivity and social identity. The theory of "gender performance" or "gender performance" was originally created in a book titled "Gender Issues" published by Judith Butler in 1990. Butler's gender identity and gender expression theory is based on the concept of gender identity and categories. Butler 's work can link to Derrida' s work on J. L. Austin 's work, iteration and repetition on performance concepts. She thought that it relates to the definition of the meaning of the symbol "women" and the post-structuralist position of check symbols and symbols. In this article, we explored how gender expression theory of Butler was born from a wider context of feminist movement and discourse, butler was born of feminist's essentialism and intensive ideology, then including the idea of ​​"Queer theory" It is. Also consider the influence and importance of sexual expression in literary texts. Judith Butler is currently one of the most outstanding social theorists working on gender building issues. Butler is a trained philosopher whose work dominates feminist theory and Queer theory. Butler's most famous work is the gender problem. Feminism and destructive identity announced in 1991 claims gender performance. This means that gender is not an essential category. The repeated performance of "male" and "female" in accordance with social norms makes the category more complicated and creates the emergence of naturalization and essential duality. Although gender was not a stable explanation of individuals, individuals always deviate from "stereotyped" gender, manifesting, or socially recognized gender stereotypes. Being gender is not just about acting in a specific way. It is to embody and believe in certain gender norms and to participate in practice mapping to these norms.

Othello's Emilia faced a role of gender when she used the method described by Christine de Pizan in "Women's City". With Christie suppressing women while traveling with women, she was able to see life from a new perspective. Likewise, Emilia also showed the same ideal in a way to deviate from "social self-consciousness" of her "town of women" and the social norm of the woman at the time. Furthermore, the development of Emilia is similar to the development of Christine, especially in that it disassembles the operation of men. William · Shakespeare's plays "Othello", "Tessimona", Othello's wife Emilia, Iago's wife and Tesmunda women, and Bianca, only three female characters. When introducing this limited number of female gender representatives for the first time, they will not appear immediately in the story or will be considered to play an important role in the story. In addition, the male character of the drama thinks that women are obedient and should manage their mixed assets themselves. Othello of William Shakespeare is a tragedy, Othello is the Moorish city of Venice. I was a friend of Othello, but Othello relied on him for promoting Michael Casio to the lieutenant. Iago then began his evil and malice behavior against Othello. This leads to Othello's jealousy and killing his wife's Desdemona. Othello committed suicide afterwards. Through the use of images, irony, and symbolism, Shakespeare shows the theme of power to be destroyed. Shakespeare explains the theme and uses images to show the story full of rhetoric to the audience Othello is one of Shakespeare's most popular and controversial plays. It is the story of General African Othello who leads the Italian Venetian army and marries Demonna's daughter, Senator. But Othello was canceled by his wicked subordinate Iago. Othello is a complicated drama dealing with problems such as jealousy, sex, race. For this, it caused many literary criticisms during the 400 years since writing and first performance. Literary criticism is an attempt to understand literature through analysis, explanation, evaluation and interpretation.

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Asymmetry between men and women is a term that indicates that the quality of men is often more socially valuable than the quality of women. This word is composed of our society. We are taught how to act as a man or a woman in society. This theory allows male privilege concepts to dominate. Hegemonic masculinity, wage disparities between men and women, distance between spouses, and elite management all show evidence of gender asymmetry. "The concept of hegemonic masculinity dominates gender relations that strengthens and strengthens the social position of men against the characteristics of women and makes certain male qualities superior to those of other men It means that there is a way. " The theory that women run IPV at about the same speed as men is called "gender symmetry". The first empirical evidence of sexymmetry was announced in the 1975 national home violence survey conducted by Murray A. Straus and Richard J. Gelles on 2,146 nationally representative samples of the "complete family" it was done. According to the survey, 11.6% of men and 12% of women have experienced some IPV in the last 12 months, but 4.6% of males and 3.8% of women have experienced "severe" IPV. These unexpected consequences caused the term "abuse of the husband's syndrome" by Suzanne Steinmetz in 1977. Since the results of Straus and Gelles have been published, other domestic violence researchers have discussed how sexual symmetry exists and how to distinguish strikers from victims. The current literature on IPV has other views on gender symmetry theory. In the review of 2008 published in Violence and Victims magazine, severe circumstances of violence and fighting were the same for both men and women, but men found to be more serious and violent abuse . It is also likely that physical violence by women is more likely to be caused by self-defense and fear, and that men are more likely to be caused by control. The systematic review of the Journal of Traumatic Violence Abuse in 2011 also found that women's general motivation for male domestic violence is anger, that they need attention or respond to partner violence It was. Another comment in 2011 published in the magazine Aggression and Violence found that minor domestic violence is the same, but men have committed more serious violence.

The MUSE project will promote the creation and dissemination of basic humanities and social science resources by working with libraries, publishers and scholars around the world. Established in collaboration with university presses and libraries, Project MUSE is a reliable part of the academic and academic communities that it offers. Neuma interviews Melissa E. Sanchez (University of Pennsylvania) on Shakespeare and Qia's theory of her future Shakespeare and Queer theory series. The discussion involves Shakespeare 's strange thing, it is important to ask whether Shakespeare himself is homosexual, Shakespeare' s sexuality, and the current US presidential misoperation What is Queer's theory? How does it apply to Shakespeare's research? Editor of the Australian Academy of Arts and Sciences of Madhavi Menon and Shakesqueer Companion Companion of Shakespeare (Duke University Press, 2011) talks about the strangeness of Shakespeare and why Bud continues to attract her. Menon: I do not think I can offer definitions. Because Queer 's theory is exactly the theory of pressure that we understand as a definition. Therefore, question theory to those who understand the stone, identity, gender, gender, power, difference, the overall understanding of the identity actually puts pressure on what we think about the definition . Therefore, by definition, Queer theory can not define itself as it is involved in exactly the same question as it is doubtful. . Menon: Since I started to teach, I have taught Shakespeare and Que 's theory. However, this class is always called Shakespeare. Students will enter the classroom and will be a bit confused to learn that the focus of the lesson is quite a strange theory. I need to figure out how to advertise this fact beforehand, so people who participate in the course will know where they are. Because I came up with the word Shakesqueer, people have expectations. . . There are many Shakespeare that can provide a strange theory, and vice versa, for the majority of the western and eastern worlds, because Shakespeare is a literary giant. With reference to the title of the book by Harold Bloom, he became legitimacy or malignity of what we call "inventor of mankind"

Since the early 1970s, gender has played an increasingly role in the development of discourses, policies and plans. However, in the field of refugee investigation and forced migration studies, gender analysis was not seriously ignored until the mid-1980s. In this article, we consider the origin of the modern concept of "gender" in social science, consider it as a relationship including male and female, is an important element to organize social life, affect social life It is regarded as an important factor to exert. The acquisition of power, race, class, and these are also gender structures. Gender analysis identifies the most effective strategy in certain situations and provides information to identify results supporting gender equality. For example, it can be judged that programs or projects aiming mainly to support gender equality or support gender equality are likely to be activities of the Canadian International Development Agency as well as programs and projects I will. Through policy dialogue, Canadian international development agencies and their partners exchange opinions and information, raising issues related to the policy environment in which they operate. Policy dialogue is an important way for the Canadian International Development Agency to work with partners to achieve the results of gender equality. It can be done through formal discussions such as the advisory group, or informal discussions through periodic contacts. Gender mainstreaming is a genderized political and policy practice and a new gender strategy for development theory. As an approach, mainstreaming gender perspectives is an approach to promoting gender equality. It is also aimed at effectively improving policy aspects by making the gender characteristics of assumptions, processes and results visible. However, as a theoretical form, gender mainstreaming is a process of modifying important concepts to establish a more fulfilling gender world, rather than establishing another gender theory. (Walby 2005) The United Nations believes that gender mainstreaming is a globally recognized strategy to promote gender equality. Mainstreaming is not its own purpose, it is a strategy, method, and means to achieve the goal of gender equality. Mainstreaming ensures that concerns on gender perspectives and gender equality targets are essential to all activities, namely policy planning, research, advocacy / dialogue, legislation, resource allocation, planning, planning and implementation and monitoring of projects . The patience to gender mainstreaming is one of the most effective means to promote gender equality at all levels of the United Nations. Development efforts

Feminism is the main body of social theory and political movement, mainly based on the experience of women and promoted by it. While criticisms of social relations are often cited, many feminist supporters also focus on analyzing gender inequality and promoting women's rights, interests and problems. Feminist theory aims to understand the essence of gender inequality, focusing on gender politics, power relations and sexual behavior. Feminist political activities on issues such as reproductive rights, domestic violence, childbirth leave, equal salary for equal labor, sexual harassment, discrimination, sexual violence. Determining the meaning of feminism is not as easy as referring to the definition of a dictionary. The term "feminism" is related to part of the academic community - feminist theory and its supporters - and social movements. Therefore, this term means a lot of knowledge and historical burden. Since this is a way of harming feminism and its representative's name, this is not said to be important. On the contrary, this is important as it leads to an understanding of feminism from the pros and cons of feminism, the consequence of the lack of simplified dictionary definition, and political investment in sports replacing interest in accurate classification . world The first meaning of feminist philosophy is to explain ideas and theories behind feminism. Because feminism itself is diverse, there are various feminist philosophies in the meaning of this phrase. Free feminism, radical feminism, cultural feminism, socialist feminism, eco feminism, social feminism - each of these feminists has a number of philosophical foundations. Mary Daly teaches at Boston University for 33 years. Her radical radical feminist philosophy - sometimes called "family tree" - criticizes centralizationism in traditional religion and develops new philosophical and religious languages ​​for women who oppose patriarchy will do. She lost her position. Because women think that they are often silenced by groups including men and her courses include only men who can teach women personally.

Relationship with gender Over the years, the history of courtship and date has evolved. An important gender difference between men and women has an influence on the relationship with men and women. Focusing on the romantic relationship, we will study the unique theory of Stewart and Alice about the views, expectations, and desires of personal commitment. Some people believe that the longer they are courted, the more likely they are to have a relationship with the real person. In today's classes we will look at the alcohol advertisement news on gender and gender. Did anyone know the meaning of the word "gender" before you begin? Male and female gender is not the only one - it is a generally accepted feature or characteristic related to men and women of our society. In the case of a gender stereotype, this means that you must act in some way, whether you are a girl or a boy, or a woman or a male. Is this probably a problem? The main problem of stereotypes is that they normally give incomplete or misleading pictures based on the crowd generalization, but do not take into account the different characteristics of the individual. Believing stereotypes also limits our personal choices in deciding our interests and skills. For example, a boy who likes a flower arrangement may worry that if he does he will be called a "coward." The curriculum on gender and conflict means that the two areas of interest are interrelated. In this article we will look at the relationship between gender and conflict and explain the important reasons for understanding this relationship to understand the dynamics of gender and the dynamics of conflict. If you do not understand it, you will not be able to understand others. Understanding this relationship is an opportunity to change the power structure not only in disruptive force but also in a positive way If disputes are managed well, gender analysis of conflict understands peace It will help. Prospective customer Relationship with gender Over the years, the history of courtship and date has evolved. An important gender difference between men and women has an influence on the relationship with men and women. Focusing on the romantic relationship, we will study the unique theory of Stewart and Alice about the views, expectations, and desires of personal commitment. There may be other people, but how far is your view on courtship and marital relationship in martyrs? What? Shakespeare's play "Training of training" is scheduled for the Elizabeth era, marriage and courtship are quite different from the present. At that time, parents chose the pursuit for their daughter. This choice is final for my daughter, but women usually object to this decision because they want to choose their own followers. "Romeo and Juliet"

The concept of gender between heterosexas leads to difficulties and problems and requires a complex process to deal with gender inequality. In particular, one of the challenges is to tackle the inequality that is being strengthened by the gender norm. The concept of gender creates a dichotomy between male and female roles. Through the process of socialization, we learned to recognize specific behavior as "masculine" or "feminine" and expressed boys and girls to express and display these characteristics which are the main part of their identity I will teach you. Gender is a ubiquitous concept, and humans believe that gender is biological. However, gender is a concept that is structured to organize human life. It is created and recreated by giving priority to gender, gender neutral gender, and gender role. There are many suspicious opinions such as how to learn two people's gender, how to learn human gender and other gender, how to use sex properly, how to play the role of sex. - Gender equality in sports literature review Gender equality is defined as equal treatment of men and women at all levels. It was attracted a lot of attention when this gender equality was discussed with our evolving sports culture (Lyras, 2009). Gender equality in male and female movements is always an important issue and still not the same level of sports perfectly. The concept of gender between heterosexas leads to difficulties and problems and requires a complex process to deal with gender inequality. In particular, one of the challenges is to tackle the inequality that is being strengthened by the gender norm. The concept of gender creates a dichotomy between male and female roles. "Inequality regime components" (Acker 444) In this section, the author divides it into six subsections. The first subsection is "Basics of Inequality" (Acker 444). Equality: Inequality of race, class and gender Men are initially given rank and women are given lower rank than normal The theory of "gender performance" or "gender performance" was originally created in a book titled "Gender Issues" published by Judith Butler in 1990. Butler's gender identity and gender expression theory is based on the concept of gender identity and categories. Butler 's work can link to Derrida' s work on J. L. Austin 's work, iteration and repetition on performance concepts. She thought that it relates to the definition of the meaning of the symbol "women" and the post-structuralist position of check symbols and symbols. In this article, we explored how gender expression theory of Butler was born from a wider context of feminist movement and discourse, butler was born of feminist's essentialism and intensive ideology, then including the idea of ​​"Queer theory" It is. Also consider the influence and importance of sexual expression in literary texts.

From the moment we were born, we can teach you how to behave like boys and girls. The boy is strong, do not show fear, please do not shed tears. The boy is taught to be brave and strong, and the girl is taught to say politely, correctly and always thank you. When a girl grows up, she wants to be a housewife or mother while she looks after her children while taking care of her children. Men are regarded as heroes, but most women are stereotyped as weak and emotional. Due to such stereotypes, many women suffered from excluded or upsetting activities, sports, military battle, other activities, etc. Through centuries of tradition, men and women have been able to define sexual roles in society. Several critics have argued that the role of gender does not exist today, but others believe that they exist. In society, men and women are defined by the role of men and women through activities and emotions. Doctors are usually drawn in men, but women raise their children and cook them for men. However, although they still exist, these roles are not so obvious today, but they often have a similar meaning compared to the past. In ancient Greece women were very suffering. Gender means stereotypes from society, parents, religion, school, and media, and these roles are called gender roles. The role of gender may change society, society, and it seems to be in many societies all over the world. People expect to act according to these roles, the situation known as social learning theory. Katherine · Watson's teacher Mona Lisa Smiles showed some role between men and women, but Catherine · Watson came to this school as a teacher with only female teachers. The term gender role refers to the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. These roles vary from culture to culture. Unlike gender itself, gender role is socially constructed. They may have been manipulated, reflecting the natural desire of gender, leading to sexual oppression. Historically, the role of gender is not necessarily consistent with our role today. In many ancient societies, human beings dominated

In the past, the biological details of men and women played a major role in determining sex. However, I realize that gender is based on social practices and norms. A further sociological analysis of the role of gender development has created a theory of significant and vast differences between men and women. A stronger theory thinks that the behavioral differences between women and men are entirely based on social customs. Small versions suggest that behavior is defined to some extent by biological factors, but social customs also affect sexual behavior. In the past, there was a controversy between men and women about expenditure, feelings, division of labor, and separation of men. Biological theory considers gender as a biological sex with independent context and stability. On the other hand, social constructivistic gender theory believes that the role of gender is unstable and in the context men and women are not limited to a particular language style, but are based on social interaction. Helen Davis says gender as "a classification of gender including social, psychological, and intellectual characteristics.Gender neutral theory does not necessarily determine social, psychological, and intellectual characteristics of gender neutral theory It is a theory that claims to be. It is defined as a strategy that parents use to change, change, or influence children's behavior, thoughts, or emotions. According to Endendijk's meta-analysis, "The foundation of child-neutral child rearing is also called GNP, and we can not project gender to children, so parents and children can eliminate gender duality." Child Type in so that they can explore their sex without being restricted by society or gender. This makes it possible for children to express themselves without feeling extremely masculine or feminine.

The role of gender in social construction work means that the lives of missing people are affected by social construction. This is a belief that knowledge is determined by society and vice versa (knowledge) is formed by individuals belonging to society. When people think about doctors, lawyers, pastors, engineers or managers, they usually explain men. Nurse, teacher, housewife (mainly wife) is a purely female occupation in our society. This is the idea of ​​social constructivists about the role men / women should play in today's society. How is the role of gender and gender built in society? Soulliere points out that gender is a cultural creation that is often developed and expressed by popular cultural media such as advertising, music, sports, entertainment television (Soulliere 2006). Danielle M. Soulliere (2006), "Information on masculinity at WWE" is exploring the masculinity revealed by TV pro wrestling (Soulliere 1). Information on masculinity The term gender role refers to the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. These roles vary from culture to culture. Unlike gender itself, gender role is socially constructed. They may have been manipulated, reflecting the natural desire of gender, leading to sexual oppression. Historically, the role of gender is not necessarily consistent with our role today. In many ancient societies, human beings dominated Gender social construction is the concept of feminist and sociological research on gender and gender differences in society. According to this view, society and culture create gender roles defined as ideal or appropriate actions of people of a particular gender. The roots of social constructivism movement in psychology are related to criticism of objectiveism recognized by positivist / empirical knowledge perspective (Gergen, 1985). The most common variant of social constructivism is the gender role theory, which is considered early social constitutionalism by Alsop, Fitzsimons, and Lennon (2002). Concern about power and hierarchy reveals inspiration from the Marxist framework like Foucault's work on the use of materialistic feminism and discourse Socially constructed gender roles are considered hierarchical and are described as male-friendly gender characteristics by social constructors. According to researcher Andrew Cherlin, the term patriarchy defines "a social order based on women who rule women in agricultural societies". In works such as "gender problems" and "gender failures", Judith Butler believes that women appear naturally only through repetition of gender expression, not "nature". Traditional category

Do boys learn to be men and girls to be women? When it is impossible to judge when you know exactly what boys or girls mean. The reason is that the role of gender is the result of constant exposure to gender socialization. From birth, we are vulnerable to the social impact on the view that men and women should be included. Our clothing, behavior, choice, and how to interact with others is related in some way to the role of gender in our lives. Gender social construction is the concept of feminist and sociological research on gender and gender differences in society. According to this view, society and culture create gender roles defined as ideal or appropriate actions of people of a particular gender. The roots of social constructivism movement in psychology are related to criticism of objectiveism recognized by positivist / empirical knowledge perspective (Gergen, 1985). The most common variant of social constructivism is the gender role theory, which is considered early social constitutionalism by Alsop, Fitzsimons, and Lennon (2002). Concern about power and hierarchy reveals inspiration from the Marxist framework like Foucault's work on the use of materialistic feminism and discourse These fundamental theories of social constructivism can be applied to all research problems related to human life including gender issues. Is gender an indispensable category or social structure? If it is a social structure, how does it work? Who will benefit from gender construction methods? Gender perspective of social constructivism transcends categories and examines blur of boundaries between multiple identity intersections and essentialist categories. This is especially true for the male and female categories. Men and women are usually considered binary, and vice versa. Social constitutionalism makes ambiguous two, trying to confuse these two categories. Sex is a dichotomy between men and women Social construction of gender in most societies of the world. The expectations, roles and functions of men and women are usually very strict, and the existence of alternative gender structures is often devalued, neglected, or forgotten

Othello's Gender Prejudice The Shakespeare tragedy "Othello" is an example of unfortunate gender bias using discrimination among women. Three female characters in the drama are themselves victims of attitudes from men to women. Let's take a closer look at this topic in this article. Barbara A. Mowat and Paul Werstine says that "sex discrimination is an important element of a drama" in "Introduction to Shakespeare: Othello." At the moment of the civilization, the charm and fear of the drama is unprecedented, we are very good in the texture of Othello and it is sensitive to the problem of race, class, gender, it is bigger. Othello's gender and race | In many of his works, William Shakespeare is exploring the concept of gender and ethnic tension. Othello is a script that judges letters over and over again based on appearance and appearance. Various ethnic backgrounds of the hero provide a platform to explore the concept of ethnic conflict. Likewise, the existence of a well-developed but opposite female actor has increased gender conflict and feminist opinion. These Othello: even in the Shakespeare tragedy 'Othello', discrimination against women is true and there is considerable sexism. Let's eradicate and analyze obvious sexism in this play. Even the noble generals had succumbed to his ancient sexist speech and hints, so he created a representative attitude to his beautiful and faithful wife. Angela Pitt's "Women in the tragedy of Shakespeare" comment on Moore's sexism against Desdemona: Desdemona Othello's Gender Prejudice The Shakespeare tragedy "Othello" is an example of unfortunate gender bias using discrimination among women. Three female characters in the drama are themselves victims of attitudes from men to women. Let's take a closer look at this topic in this article. Barbara A. Mowat and Paul Werstine says "Shakespeare's introduction: Othello" states gender discrimination is an important element of the drama. Movement exercise has been developing for generations, and it has undergone considerable change. Its general method and theory Contemporary writers such as Baum Gardner, Richards, Henry show the transition from structural goals to destructive behavior and generation of small political behavior (Baumgardner and Richards 126-202) . The current curriculum is very similar to other highly organic sports direction.

Aristophanes 'love theory theory Aristophanes' love theory: love being discussed by people from Plato seminars is love of homosexuals. Some people believe that only homosexuality can satisfy "their highest and highest lofty desires". It is said that heterosexuality is at a lower level and is only for physical reasons; its ultimate goal is to give birth. These conversations have different views that Aristophanes contradicts colleagues by dealing with heterosexuality of the same level as homosexuality and thinks both are doomed. This seminar was a battle between the theory of the work and the day of love, and the two general generals were able to see in Aristophanes and Socrates (The third generation, in fact the president is Al - Sabiad). Aristophanes began showing harmonious imitation, after which Socrates explained the harmony of imitation. As he said, how he praised and appealed how each speaker supported their abilities and Aristophanes was inspired by his comedy muse (Thalia), and Socrates Become the owner of daily life or head to his teacher, there are women! Seminar is a battlefield, everyone is just love (slang), war Aristophanes 'love theory at the seminar 2. Aristophanes' love theory: The love discussed by people at Plato seminar seminars is gay love. Some people believe that only homosexuality can satisfy "their highest and highest lofty desires". It is said that heterosexuality is at a lower level and is only for physical reasons; its ultimate goal is to give birth. - Undefined feelings, a kind of feeling that can only be expressed, and the words used in everyday life are the love that we know. Throughout history, there are various opinions and explanations about love. When asked "What is love?", Many people think that the answer is harder to explain than their original idea. The seminar of the book explains love as "the motive of all of us" (11 pages). Aristophan's way of thinking about love In the seminar, one of the most interesting points about love and soul mate was brought about by Aristophanes. In Aristophane's speech, he said that there is a kind of love that basically connects people. Aristophanes began explaining his love by telling a story of how love began. He introduced three gender stories: male, female, and a combination of the two. These three different gender represent human soul. - ... Greeks, I think she is very helpful in many situations. This is probably why she usually has more than one shrine in the city. Although the theme is mainly gender, it may be related to marriage and childbirth as well. Her shrine at Corinthos is known as the center of "holy prostitution", young shrine maidens worship Aphrodite by dedicating their bodies to men, and men sacrifice goddess and compensate for pay. Sometimes these men will "pay" to leave more women.

Aristophanes 'love theory theory Aristophanes' love theory: love being discussed by people from Plato seminars is love of homosexuals. Some people believe that only homosexuality can satisfy "their highest and highest lofty desires". It is said that heterosexuality is at a lower level and is only for physical reasons; its ultimate goal is to give birth. These conversations have different views that Aristophanes contradicts colleagues by dealing with heterosexuality of the same level as homosexuality and thinks both are doomed. This seminar was a battle between the theory of the work and the day of love, and the two general generals were able to see in Aristophanes and Socrates (The third generation, in fact the president is Al - Sabiad). Aristophanes began showing harmonious imitation, after which Socrates explained the harmony of imitation. As he said, how he praised and appealed how each speaker supported their abilities and Aristophanes was inspired by his comedy muse (Thalia), and Socrates Become the owner of daily life or head to his teacher, there are women! Seminar is a battlefield, everyone is just love (slang), war Aristophanes 'love theory at the seminar 2. Aristophanes' love theory: The love discussed by people at Plato seminar seminars is gay love. Some people believe that only homosexuality can satisfy "their highest and highest lofty desires". It is said that heterosexuality is at a lower level and is only for physical reasons; its ultimate goal is to give birth. - Undefined feelings, a kind of feeling that can only be expressed, and the words used in everyday life are the love that we know. Throughout history, there are various opinions and explanations about love. When asked "What is love?", Many people think that the answer is harder to explain than their original idea. The seminar of the book explains love as "the motive of all of us" (11 pages). Aristophan's way of thinking about love In the seminar, one of the most interesting points about love and soul mate was brought about by Aristophanes. In Aristophane's speech, he said that there is a kind of love that basically connects people. Aristophanes began explaining his love by telling a story of how love began. He introduced three gender stories: male, female, and a combination of the two. These three different gender represent human soul. - ... Greeks, I think she is very helpful in many situations. This is probably why she usually has more than one shrine in the city. Although the theme is mainly gender, it may be related to marriage and childbirth as well. Her shrine at Corinthos is known as the center of "holy prostitution", young shrine maidens worship Aphrodite by dedicating their bodies to men, and men sacrifice goddess and compensate for pay. Sometimes these men will "pay" to leave more women.

The normative tradition of realism is the international relation (sociological terminology) as a condition of international disorder; the normative tradition of rationalism is the international relations as the terms of the international community (the term of the scoopostic term); the normative tradition of revolutionism A state considered international harmony or a single utopia (ethical and normative terms). Realism takes precedence over national interest and security, not ideology, moral problems, social reconstruction. This article begins with a brief overview of three traditional or mainstream international relations (IR) theory, followed by a feminist IR review. From the late 1980s to the early 1990s, feminist scholars began to challenge mainstream IR assumptions and arguments. Therefore, the research project has expanded and deepened our understanding of international relations, especially foreign policy. The next section discusses women, gender, and foreign policy. In particular, this section will review discussion of literature on gender disparity, including policy preferences including foreign policy. In the next section we will discuss women's participation and representation, paying attention to the increase in the number of women in legislation and enforcement status, but the number of men in the government is still beyond that of women. As a woman, especially as a legislator or executive, explore whether or not it will affect foreign policy issues and how to do it Foreign policy analysis and international relations scholars are working in a different analysis tradition. The former regards individuals as the basis of international relations theory, the latter is easier to derive from the system level. More precisely, foreign policy analysts often use social psychology role theory, and international relativists are more firmly based on constitutional principles borrowed from sociology. There are geographical differences: the former scholar group is more common in the US but the latter is often located in other parts of Europe and the world. Both groups used analytical methods and evidence criteria appropriate to their traditions. Some people think international relations theory can not be a diplomatic theory.

The use of wrong identity and role transformations in William Shakespeare's play "Twelve Nights" suggests that the gender role and the social class have an illusion of unrealistic expectations about how they behave It suggests to constitute. It is beyond the traditional view of how she plays her position as a play in Vera 's play in Cesario. Different personally recognized clothing emphasizes sexual role and social rating in society. In the Renaissance, "Two sexes, one of which is subordinate to the other, provided important elements in a hierarchical view of their social order and supported their sex distinction" (Howard 423). Socially constructed gender roles are considered hierarchical and are described as male-friendly gender characteristics by social constructors. According to researcher Andrew Cherlin, the term patriarchy defines "a social order based on women who rule women in agricultural societies". In works such as "gender problems" and "gender failures", Judith Butler believes that women are not "natural" but only natural by repeating sexual expression. Traditional category According to gender role theory, boys and girls learn to express physiologically specified sex of a person through specific behavior and attitude. Gender role theory emphasizes the environmental contribution of social roles and the impact of socialization, or the transmission of norms, values, beliefs and actions to group members to learn how to act as a man or woman. Social role theory thinks that social structure is a potential force to distinguish gender and that sexual behavior is promoted by division of labor between men and women in society. Departmental labor unions create a gender role that leads to gender social behavior The stereotype of gender is a belief about the attributes of men and women and causes expectations about what they like or what they should be. According to social role theory, gender stereotypes derive from the typical social role of gender, which reflects gender and gender levels of labor. Male and female have traditionally played different social roles (Eagly et al., 2000). Men tend to engage in work that requires speed, strength, and the possibility of leaving home for a long time. Raising children Therefore, people are considered and are expected to be agents. In other words, women are communities, ie kind, kind and kind.

The term socialization refers to "a lifelong social experience in the development of human possibilities and learning culture". [Macionis et al. The concept of socialization is that our actions are moved / learned by culture. Socialization is also the foundation of personality, internalizing the surrounding environment and establish personality. Throughout the lifelong process of socialization, society transfers culture from one generation to the next. A good example of socialization is to learn sex role. Gender socialization Henslin (1999) argues that "an important part of socialization is to learn the role of gender in cultural definition" (p. 76). Gender socialization refers to learning behavior and attitude considered suitable for a specific gender. The boy learns to be a boy and the girl learns to be a girl. This 'learning' is caused by various social factors. This family is of course important in strengthening the role of men and women, but it also applies to friends, schools, workplaces, and mass media. Henslin (1999, p. 76) stated that gender roles are being "reinforced by a number of subtle, but not subtle ways". The fourth group of accounts represents the difference between socialization of men and women and learning of gender roles. Two important theories of gender socialization are social learning theory and gender schema theory. According to social learning theory, children learn the gender role appropriate to their physical sex through operational conditioning and potential learning (eg, Mischel, 1966). Thus, social agents (eg, parents, colleagues, and teachers) may reward children for competing for gender-incompatible media content and punish children's consumption for inconsistent media content of media content (or at least Avoiding reward). In addition, children can learn the preferences of gender media by observing and imitating the same gender role model. Although social learning theory focuses on acquiring gender behavior, gender schema theory focuses on cognitive expression of gender role. According to gender role theory, boys and girls learn to express physiologically specified sex of a person through specific behavior and attitude. Gender role theory emphasizes the environmental contribution of social roles and the impact of socialization, or the transmission of norms, values, beliefs and actions to group members to learn how to act as a man or woman. Social role theory thinks that social structure is a potential force to distinguish gender and that sexual behavior is promoted by division of labor between men and women in society. Departmental labor unions create a gender role that leads to gender social behavior

A way to deeply understand the motivational theory helps someone become a better administrator. The word "motivation" comes from the Latin "movere". Motivation is defined as internal thrust that activates behavior and gives direction to it. The term motivational theory refers to the process of explaining the causes and methods of activation and guidance of human behavior. It is considered to be one of the most important research fields in the field of organizational behavior. The act of guiding and controlling groups of people to adjust and balance the group to achieve goals beyond the scope of each individual effort is called management. Incentive theory finds factors that make individuals head towards specific goals and results. Most incentive theories distinguish between internal and external factors. The two greatest motivational theory is the hierarchy of demand theory created by psychologist Abraham Maslow and Frederick Herzberg in 1943. (Two factor theory discovered by Frederick Herzberg). Maslow focuses on the concept of "there is a need for people." In order to increase productivity and self-satisfaction, workers must meet these needs. His level of demand shows that there are five main demands that follow important orders for mankind. The important thing to note is that Maslow thinks that these problems are improving as higher level demand is met. The hierarchy is displayed as a pyramid and starts from the bottom. This is the most necessary thing. In 1943, psychologist Abraham Harold Maslow showed his theory of human motive. His theory is a popular motivational theory that is widespread. Maslow's theory is based on the level of human needs. Maslow believes that human behavior is related to my needs. It adapts to the nature of the needs. In the hierarchy of needs hierarchy, Maslow has identified the human needs of 5 types / sets ranked by importance and priority. He concluded that when a set of needs is fulfilled, it is no longer an incentive. After that, the next requirement set in hierarchical order is replaced. These requirements in the hierarchy can be compared with pyramids. At the lowest level, there is a first set of requirements that can be described as basic requirements and universal requirements. Next is another need The basic human needs hierarchy theory of Maslow (1943) shows the beginning of modern motivational research. According to Maslow, "the integrity of organisms" (p. 159) is the basis of the theory of motivation, motivation acts are the basis for meeting the basic needs through this pathway. All "organic state" is "motivation and incentive" (p.159). Usually, there are multiple motives for action. Each requirement is related to satisfaction or dissatisfaction of other needs. Requirements are assumed to be hierarchical. New human needs often arise when more urgent needs are met than before. According to their strengths, the basic human needs are physiology, safety, love, respect, self-fulfillment. Alderfer (1969) reviews the basic level of Maslow 's human needs through empirical testing of the new human needs theory ERG (existence, correlation, growth) demand theory. Gender Related Motivation Investigation Survey: Subordinate Status, Roles and Stereotypes Nairaska - University of Lincoln at Kay Lynn Kalkowski University

Impact of gender on Shakespeare 's Othello In this "gender problem" (1990), feminist theorist Judith Butler said, "Gender is not just social structure but performance like we arrived There was explanation. , Clothing and camouflage we are wearing "(Butler). In other words, gender is not a fundamental identity but a main aspect of performance, behavior and attire. By interpreting this gender theory as behavior and performance, we can see how gender has greatly influenced the results of William Shakespeare's Othello drama. At Othello of Shakespeare, the role of gender and racial discrimination play an important role. "Othello is unique among the tragedies of Shakespeare Unlike Hamlet, Leah and Macbeth, these are all based on the people's problem and are being counter to the proposal of universal concern Othello in the private world There is a focus on the passion and private life of the hero.In fact, it is often said to be "the tragedy of the character" (Locklear) - the influx of trade in the Elizabethan era, the British society has come from all over Africa As these accidents occurred people and culture were misunderstood and race and discrimination began to form. Othello's Gender Prejudice The Shakespeare tragedy "Othello" is an example of unfortunate gender bias using discrimination among women. Three female characters in the drama are themselves victims of attitudes from men to women. Let's take a closer look at this topic in this article. Barbara A. Mowat and Paul Werstine says "Shakespeare's introduction: Othello" states gender discrimination is an important element of the drama. Movement exercise has been developing for generations, and it has undergone considerable change. Its general method and theory Contemporary writers such as Baum Gardner, Richards, Henry show the transition from structural goals to destructive behavior and generation of small political behavior (Baumgardner and Richards 126-202) . The current curriculum is very similar to other highly organic sports direction.

Referring to previous research, Shu & Bian (2003) proposed four views on the impact of market transformation on China's gender income disparity. First, the market transformation theory believes that transitioning to a market economy can increase the benefits to productivity and human capital characteristics (Nee 1989). The theory of market change means expanding gender disparity in the transition period of China. . Literature Review: Gender Income Disparity and Economic Transformation Economic theory of discrimination provides a different perspective to understand the gender wage disparity The widely cited view discussed by Polachek (2004) emphasizes the role of human capital theory And improve skills and productivity by investing in characteristics of human capital (education, vocational training, etc.) and think more Introduction Gender wage disparity is also called male-female wage disparity, and the difference in income between men and women or the difference between men and women's income refers to the difference between men and women's income (Victoria, 2006). The EU defines gender wage disparity as the difference between men and women's hourly wage (OECD, 2012). Differences can be measured by revenue per hour, weekly, monthly, or yearly. Differences are expressed as a percentage of male income. But the difference varies from person to person Men and women's wage disparities are defined as the difference between male income and women's income, based on hourly earnings, annual income, and even weekly income. Male and female wage disparity is the difference between male average income and all women's income compared to male income share (Shamie, 1986). In contrast, the gender wage disparity can be expressed as a gender wage disparity. It is considered that gender wage disparities are not necessarily applicable to part-time workers' income. This is absolutely 17.5 because it is the current proportion of essential average income. There are two reasons why gender wage disparity can explain the reasons for gender wage disparity. These reasons include parliament districts where differences arise because states do not control the accumulation of gender workers.

Today, a white woman gets seventy-seven cents. It is 64 cents when women are blacks and 54 cents in the case of latina, but this number was last changed in 2002. [1] Salary inequality is a problem faced by half of the population and continues to be idle in the process to achieve equality. [2] This inequality is based on the idea that women are biologically different from men, from the idea that females are usually raised in a way different from men, from the idea that women face daily in the labor force It comes from [3]. Themes Women never succeed like men who take on leadership roles. [4] Gender-based stereotypes also have a negative impact on men, especially those who choose to make less traditional occupation choices, and those who think they must make decisions among family and occupations. [5] The stereotype of gender in labor is a strong form of discrimination that both men and women must face. [6] The role assumed by gender and gender to be classified is an important factor that leads to labor inequality. The concept of traditional sexual roles is starting to change, but it is insufficient to quickly extract the fixed ideas faced by men and women when entering the labor market. [7] [1] Sandberg, S (December 2013) Because it is an interview with P. Mitchell we tend to ... what is it now? . Obtained from http://www.ted.com/talks/sheryl_sandberg_so_we_leaned_in_now_what.html [2] Sandberg, S (actor) (2010). Why is there too few female leaders [network series]. A woman in InTED. From TED http://www.ted.com/talks/sheryl_sandberg_why_we_have_too_few_women_leaders.html [3] Chemers, M .; M. (2000). Leadership Research and Theoretical Function Integration Group Dynamics: Theory, Research and Practice, 4 (1), 27-43. From http://www.sozialpsychologie.uni-frankfurt.de/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Chemers.pdf [4] Crawford, A. L. (2001). Leading women: stereotypes of women. (Master's thesis) http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/research/ktag/resources/papers/crawford.pdf From [5] Weber, L. (12th June 2013) Why does not my father take childcare leave: more companies are offering vacations for new fathers, but many companies think that they are offices I am worried about losing my face. Wall Street Journal. http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424127887324049504578541633708283670 from [6] Dods, D. (December 1, 2006) [Network log information] http://www.todaysworkplace.org/2006/12/01/gender-stereotyping-in-the-workplace-and-the-discrimin-it-creates-danica From -dodds / to [7] Galinsky, E. , Orman, K. , & Bond, J. T. (2008/2011). The era is changing: gender and generation in work and home. Country's changing labor force survey, doi: Investor: IBM 6 Extensive gender stereotypes distinguish between characteristics (eg, warmth, parenting) of stereotype female community and agent characteristics (eg, ability, confidence, self-confidence) of men of stereotypes. According to social role theory, gender stereotypes are caused by three overlapping factors: housewives and employees, distribution of gender in paid occupation, and high and low roles. Since social role theory thinks perception is to infer features from the observation of role constrained behaviors, when groups tend to concentrate on specific roles, they will use stereotypes from these roles I'll accept it. As these roles change, the stereotype of gender should also change (Diekman & Eagly, 2000). In the fictional depiction of workers in urban areas and breeders of children, role-based stereotypes mimic the stereotypes of sex and probably streamline sex distribution into social roles (Hoffman & Hurst, 1990). The framework of this gender role is similar to ours, but so far it applies only to men and women. A model of stereotypes (often mixed): ability and warmth are derived from perceived states and competition, respectively. What is gender stereotype? Gender stereotypes are extensive awareness or generalization of women and men's behavior, traits, and

Women played an indispensable role in the history of anthropology, but anthropology and gender or feminist anthropology appeared until the early 1970s. While the role of gender and gender was always an important part of any ethnographic research, contributors to this theory began to focus on the male-centered nature of anthropology itself. A big gap in information on women's research is regarded as prejudice for men and prejudice becomes more prominent as small-scale field-centered research is not appropriately addressed in academia. In sociology and anthropology, gender and sexual behavior are quite different from everyday understanding. In other words, distinguish between gender and sex. Gender refers to the biological or physical characteristics that distinguishes between "male" and "female." Gender represents the subjective position people use to describe social experience, norms, values, and experiences of "male temperament" and "female temperament". The presence of our bodies, external sex organs and chromosomes determines whether we are considered "male" or "female". Extensive empirical evidence from the social sciences suggests that the biological definition of gender is not only rigid but also the result of cultural, historical and legal systems in different times and places. The interactive map below shows a culture that does not fit into two simple gender models. Women played an indispensable role in the history of anthropology, but anthropology and gender or feminist anthropology appeared until the early 1970s. While the role of gender and gender was always an important part of any ethnographic research, contributors to this theory began to focus on the male-centered nature of anthropology itself. It is the prejudice of men that there is a big gap in information on women's research, and prejudice is seen as more prominent Due to the rapid spread of research related to feminist anthropology, especially biological anthropology and gender relations mutual criticism, the kinship study began to gain mainstream recognition in the late 1990s. At this point, the arrival of "Third World Feminism" believes that studies of relatives can not examine the gender relationship of developing countries alone, and respect the race and the nuance of the economy. For example, in Jamaica's anthropological study, this criticism has taken on relevance. Race and class were regarded as the main barriers to Jamaica 's liberation from economic imperialism, and gender as an identity was largely ignored. Third world feminism aims to counter this situation at the beginning of the 21st century by advertising these categories as coexisting factors. In addition, Jamaican women often artificially thin the color of the skin to ensure economic survival.

Gender and reputation The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate embedding reputation systems in cultural subsystems. I will explain the four cultures that represent the four different types of social organizations. Kung San represents the band organization, Mundurucu represents the type of village, Polynesia - Emirate, Andalusia represents the national type social organization. In all these cultures, fame system and gender system are incorporated into other subsystems. Three of these cultures, Mundurucu, Polynesia, Andalusia have a hierarchical ideology. In other words, men have more power than women in this culture. (Gottfredson 's -1981; 1996; 2002 - the theory of restriction and compromise explains how gender and reputation influence and restrict career choice.The theory is based on scale and power positioning, sexual role We propose four stages of cognitive development including positioning Social influence Class, expression of insight and insight, and ambition to career appear as a process of exclusion, or as a result of competition process of limitation and compromise. Selection or alternatives Differences in sex or gender, prestige and occupation in the field of work Compromise is the recognition of external constraints and expansion of taste in adapting to it - degree of effort required, accessibility, implementation preferences, etc. - Cost - Reference: Gottfredson, LS-1981 -. 85-148 - Gender stratification means that women's ratings differ in terms of power, resources, fame, or expected value. At the same time, both women and men are deprived of the possibility of humanity and society. Social inequality due to gender difference has a big influence on society as a whole Sociological theory helps to understand the impact of sex role changes on family relationships, workplaces and academic performance. Inequality among men and women is defined by sociologists as differences in power, status and prestige that gender has in society and group (Giddens, 2006). There are three main frameworks explaining why gender inequality exists. These are symbolic interactions, conflict theory and functionalist approach (Andersen & Taylor, 2007). This article will expand the functionalist approach and women's response to it.

Challenge to the role of gender in UK society In the days of Shakespeare, women tend to be suppressed by low gender. The woman at the time should be obedient, responsible, obedient and mostly silent. The idea of ​​an independent foreign language woman will challenge all social values ​​at that time. However, in some of the most memorable plays, Shakespeare challenged the traditional patriarchal values ​​of his age by introducing a strong and influential female character. Role of gender in society The role of gender is a topic often discussed in society. A simply defined gender role is an essential sense of how individuals or individuals feel and act. Society and culture are also very important to this topic. This means that different societies and cultures create children and later adult men and women may look very different about the status of men and women in the world around them. We will discuss these topics later and compare each other. Gender social construction is the concept of feminist and sociological research on gender and gender differences in society. According to this view, society and culture create gender roles defined as ideal or appropriate actions of people of a particular gender. The roots of social constructivism movement in psychology are related to criticism of objectiveism recognized by positivist / empirical knowledge perspective (Gergen, 1985). The most common variant of social constructivism is the gender role theory, which is considered early social constitutionalism by Alsop, Fitzsimons, and Lennon (2002). Concern about power and hierarchy reveals inspiration from the Marxist framework like Foucault's work on the use of materialistic feminism and discourse

Differences in human experiences can be analyzed in various ways, but in order to discuss "race", "sex", "class" and "sexual behavior" as a focus of research in the research field It will be the entrance of. The social classification of organizational communication differences allows individuals, groups, organizations, communities, and countries to obtain citizen / participation freedom, food, clean water, health, housing, education and meaningful jobs equally and fairly Whether it will result in such big results. By disseminating ideas, researchers can study how differences are created, maintained and transformed by symbolic means. In other words, I will tell you the differences in the organization. In the field of organizational communication, we will examine racial, gender, class, gender communication in daily social arrangements such as business, nonprofit organizations, communities and other organizational backgrounds on a regional and global basis. Topics that are interested in researching the differences in organizational communication are issues related to labor and political economics of labor and labor, such as labor, conflict between public and private sectors, empowerment and expression. Post-post structuralist approach to early top-down functionalist approach, bottom-up and new interpretation / criticism / materialistic approach, and organizational communication as communication, race, gender, class, and sexuality The difference in the structure of disinterpretation has advanced. The concept of "category" of difference. In the field of organizational communication, more complicated crossover methods including Queer theory and post colonial / non colonial theory are gaining attention now. These developments suggest that different research has matured over the past few decades. On the other hand, this field raises questions about past knowledge production methods and it is difficult to disassemble. These initiatives will open up even more possibilities to meet the social needs of understanding the differences. Subscribe or purchase is required to access the full text of Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Communication. General users can search the site without subscribing and view the summary and keywords of each book or chapter. If you are a student or academic, please fill out our librarian recommendation form and recommend the Oxford Research Encyclopedia to your librarian for the institution's free trial If you purchased the title of the printed matter including the access token, refer to the token on how to register the code. For frequently asked questions about access and troubleshooting, please read our FAQ. If you can not find the answer there, please contact us. Jn.salters is a doctoral student at the University of Pennsylvania Annaberg Communication of School. I am interested in the intersection of race, gender, class and sex in privacy, black culture production, identity politics, sex work, law and criminal trial. And visual culture Paula Cooper, Masked Racism and Prison Education: A Study of Neoliberalism and the Prison Industrial Park Scholarships in political science, sociology, ethnic research, and gender research have conceptualized the concept of race, gender, class, and gender in methodological operations as variables (eg, self-reported race , Gender, vertical composition or historical process (racial composition, sexual political development etc.), and multiple levels of factors (eg individuals or sexual homosexuality) that bring various results Conceptualization strategy - Multiple, crossover - has important meaning in research design and methodology, and has never been systematically investigated in cross-cutting literature. As explained by the legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw (1991), the concept of intersection defines an analytical model essential for women, gender, and sexual research. Within the crossframe, race, class, gender, gender, age, ability, and other aspects of i

Cultural research theory Cultural critique is a literary theory focusing not only on the historical origins of literature but also on its obvious social, political and economic influences (Meyer 2034). When studying culture and background, consider the motivation and tension to motivate the character, so please study (Crawford). Cultural critics use strategies such as decomposition, gender research, new historism, psychology, etc. for analysis and evaluation of works (Meyer 2128). In this article I will discuss and explain these three articles on Stuart Hall's cultural research theory. Cultural research: The two paradigms of media, culture, society, the future of cultural research and self gender: the theory of culture research gender status - cultural hypersensitivity is that people in different countries and different races, It occurs when you recognize and recognize that you have a series of unique experiences, beliefs, values, and languages ​​that affect life recognition. By tackling the sensitivity of culture, people can understand cultural differences. Cultural research combines sociology, social theory, literary theory, movie / video research, cultural anthropology, art history and criticism and studies cultural phenomena in industrial society. Cultural researchers focus on how specific phenomena are related to ideology, race, social class and / or gender issues. In a roughly related, but separate usage, the term cultural research, as a general term referring to Islamic studies, Asian studies, African American studies, and other areas of the program, as a broad synonym for regional research Sometimes used. Academic research, African studies, German studies, etc. Ziauddin Sardar cites the following five main characteristics of cultural research in his book "Introduction to Cultural Studies". Hall and Birchal's editorial "New Cultural Studies: Adventure in Theory" (2006) claims the "new" wave of cultural studies. In particular, they are interested in the theory of culture in cultural research. Doing this by presenting what they think of them as cultural research writers of the "Birmingham School" generation, such as Neil Badmington (wrote about posthumanism), Caroline Bassett (writing about digital culture), Dave I will. Writers such as Boothroyd (writing articles about drugs); Jeremy Gilbert (writing politics on anti-capitalism); and Joanna Zylinska (writing articles on bioethics in the new media era)

When thinking about gender and gender, the recognition of these terms by laypeople may be quite different from that of sociologists. There is one important difference: With respect to "male" or "female", gender is purely a difference in physical and biological characteristics - mainly anatomical difference -. (Navelo's article "When Gender Is Not Given") There are rarely individuals who are "bisexual". Gender, on the other hand, is often misunderstood, a concept that is often misunderstood as a gender synonym. "Gender" and "gender" are often synonyms, probably because the American gender words are embarrassed. There is no agreement on whether men, women, men, women are completely within the gender or sex category of human beings. Therefore, regardless of whether it means social and cultural differences or biological sex as to gender, there is no strict rule. Writing in social science usually uses sex in the sense of the latter. However, if these differences in meaning are just the cause of the problem, the word sex disturbs communication. In Queer theory, it is widely believed that gender and gender are different. Some authors believe that gender refers to social behavior, gender role and individual gender identity, whereas gender refers to the biological characteristics of the body. Judith Butler criticized the difference between sex and gender and showed that there is a possibility that sex and gender may be the same. She pointed out that gender and gender must be equal if gender is also socially structured. Then she insisted that those who did sexual redistribution surgery are trying to meet the criteria of only two sexes. This means that sex is a cultural norm. That is, sex and sex are the same for Butler. In my opinion, Butler tried to break up the two words sex and sex. Judith Butler's concept of gender expression, how much gender performance eliminates stable gender identity? In Judith Butler 's gender / gender / anticipated sexuality issue, identity is defined as the subject of discourse creation, and there is no axiomatic definition. Butler attempted to show the reader that the identity formed by gender and gender is a single form of language category and that these forms are subjective changes. For example, gender redefines the social constructive characteristics of masculinity and femininity. "Because identity is considered as a concept of stability, gender and sexual stability, Gender / gender difference may help to discuss in more detail, or theoretically, on this topic, but most people do not make this distinction in everyday life. That is, most people use the terms "gender" and "gender" as synonyms. Whenever a man talks to me or talks to me, he does not think. "Women's feelings." On the contrary, he just saw women / women (the same in his eyes) and treated me accordingly.

Women and Gender Studies (WGS) is an interdisciplinary study on human experience with women and gender at the center of learning. The WGS program emphasizes women's intellectual, artistic, political, social, economic and spiritual contributions. From the perspective of gender, the WGS extends this analysis to a broader problem such as male sexuality, female sexuality, and social and cultural influence of identity building. WGS will also explore ways in which race, class, nationality, religion, gender and other social categories influence gender roles. Difference between women and men by country, culture, religion, social class, race The Ministry of Women and Gender research will help students develop a theoretical, empirical and methodological perspective for studying women's status and experience. By considering gender in various domestic and international contexts, students will understand how gender is related to other social categories such as race, class, age, sex, religion and nationality I will study the meaning and role of multiple controversial sexes. Women and gender research is an interdisciplinary program designed to encourage the development of critical perspectives within the context of intellectuals and behavioralism. In the study of women and gender, we review traditional beliefs and recognize that gender, race, class, race, age, gender, and nationality are important aspects of identity, mainly understood at intersections . The program offers major, minor, honor, graduate certificate. Women and Gender Studies (WGS) is an interdisciplinary study on human experience with women and gender at the center of learning. The WGS program emphasizes women's intellectual, artistic, political, social, economic and spiritual contributions. From the perspective of gender, the WGS extends this analysis to a broader problem such as male sexuality, female sexuality, and social and cultural influence of identity building. In modern times, research on gender and development has become a broad field involving politicians, economists and human rights activists. Unlike previous theories on women's participation in development, gender and development includes a broader perspective, development of gender influences, including economic, political and social issues. This theory recognizes the negative impact of gender blind development policy on women taking an overall approach to development and its impact on women. Prior to 1970, development was thought to affect men and women equally, development research did not have a gender perspective. However, in the 1970s, the developmental theory changed and tried to integrate women into existing development paradigms.

Social norms are expectations for behavior in certain situations. Social norms keep human social relations and behavior stable. The norm is a "rule" that develops in a particular society, taking into account its value, culture, and way of life. Occasionally there is no room for choice even by individuals and there is little recognition of the fact that social norms have arbitrary causes, as we have experienced in the course of ongoing lives (Clinard and Meyer 2011: 10). Since gender norms last for a long time after birth, many sociologists are studying what happens if a child does not adopt the expected sexual norm rather than the norm itself. This is a standard model to study biases to understand the norms that support abnormal activities. Children are more likely to be in gender norms by claiming clothes more generally related to other gender, more generally playing with toys related to other gender, or claiming to have heterosexual friends It can resist. Socialization theory explains women's deviant behavior caused by insufficient socialization and leads to violation of actions according to gender. The concept of socialization is based on the paradigm of normative internalization, which includes the dominant concept of society. Women who experienced social well-being have been claimed to be more susceptible to male influence and manipulation and therefore possibly causing malformations based on sex, such as women's participation in prostitution. The interactive view interprets female prejudice as a result of tag interaction process taking place among people. Therefore "deviation ... is the result of other people applying rules and sanctions to offenders." Through the process of social interaction, it is marked as abnormal, making women "master's position". This is the destruction of women's public identity and the recovery to low identity, which is related to disapproval and negative characteristic traits. Studies of social prejudice are studies of infringement of cultural norms in a formal or informal context. Social deviation is a phenomenon that exists in all normative society. The sociological theory of deviation is a theory that uses social background and social pressure to explain deviations. There are four major theories of deviation sociology. The first is a type of social stress developed by American sociologist Robert K. Merton. Merton proposed a classification scheme designed to promote the type and understanding of deviant behavior. Merton's biased typology is based on two criteria: (1) compliance with your motive or cultural objectives, and (2) belief in how to achieve your goals. According to Merton, there are five types of bias based on these criteria: consistency, innovation, ceremonialism, recession, and rebellion.

Sex role development is one of the most important areas of human development. At the present moment, as women are pregnant, she is keen to find her child's gender frequently. The definitions of the terms "gender" and "gender" need to be understood. The term "gender" refers to the actual body composition of an individual who defines it as a man or a woman. Sex depends on genetic makeup, internal genitalia, brain tissue and external genitalia. The behavior of individuals as male or female, the type of role they play, and their personality traits may be as important as the individual's biological framework. Since early childhood, with the two exceptions, the development of sexual identity almost disappeared from the literature on development. Phyllis Katz (1986) proposed a gender identity development model including four milestones: gender labeling, gender invariance, gender (adolescence), and reproductive gender (adult). Here, gender identity is "internal recognition and sexual experience" of an individual (p. 25). Although no one has tested this model, Mr. Katz suggested that it is necessary to explain and change the gender identity of individuals in detail at milestones. Researchers also studied the effect of gender on identity in Erik Erikson's development theory (1968), which is operated by John Marcia (1980). There is almost no sex difference in the status of self identity and the formation of identity (time and time etc) Gender identity is defined as personal experience and he or she is male or female One of the most powerful elements of socialization is the development of gender identity. Gender identity is an aspect of self-concept that is developed and studied well in early childhood (Richardson & Simpson, 1982). Access and change to social behavior related to role, attitude, and sex of children's gender is based on the value of social class to which you belong, the interaction with colleagues and teachers, access to behavior and standards through the mass media It is constrained by many factors, such as. Parents and their parenting style are the most principle and influential entities in the process of socialization by children's gender (Mussen, et al, 1979). Comparison and Comparison of Two Sex Role Development Theories One of the main arguments in current psychology research is gender development. Psychologists try to understand the relative importance of social and cognitive factors. Various theories have been proposed in this field, and the two most standard theories in this field are explained here. The theory discussed in this article deals with child's thinking which is indispensable for gender development. - Comparison of Nuclear Power and Alternative Energy Sources and Comparison of Standard Volume Science 3.4.A Today, our society uses more energy than ever before. As energy demands increase, problems to be solved also increase. One of the biggest and most common problems is the need for clean, renewable and sustainable energy. At the forefront of these problems, the following solutions have emerged. Nuclear power, hydroelectric power generation, solar power generation

Status Characteristic Theory Five college students belonging to the Greek Association each have to decide which hotel to stay during the spring vacation in Cancun. In this case, there are precious collective work. They all invested a lot of money on this trip, and they all want to make sure they make the most of it. Prior to this meeting, all five students met each other and learned about each other's organization. The characteristics of each person are as follows. Name Year Gender Greek Organization Ethnicity Jeff Senior Male Sigma Epsilon European American Bonnie 2nd Grade Women Phi Sigma Hispanic Dustin Junior Male Ta Differences in status are also related to differences in narrative characteristics. Identity development identity status theory examines personal quest of identity and his or her commitment to identity. There are four statuses: achievement of identity (adjusted state and integration of exploration and commitment), suspension (search without commitment), foreclosure (no commitment to explore), and diffusion (without commitment or exploration). The situation of foreclosure and diffusion is least developed. In addition, they are related to a lower meaning than achievement or pause. The final theory derived from social and cultural theory is a generalization theory of the position developed from sociological theory. This theory suggests using the external state function to generate the desired state of performance regardless of prior association and conscious recognition between these functions and performance. State generalization theory assumes that physical distinction is made as a "spreading" state feature, when the distinction between individuals is made and the performance expectation is "unlimited", that is, the actual relevance of the appeal to performance is not taken into account deal with. From a generalization perspective, the physical appeal should be related to a wide range of ideal attributes in recognition and self-recognition of others. The sex of the affected recipient is tried. According to the expected state theory (Rickey, latest issue), the impact of sex on the impact depends on the importance of sex as a characteristic of the situation. In the interaction between men and women, women have lower ranks than men. Therefore, the relative disadvantage of women in influencing others may be greatest in interacting with men. In addition, the resistance of men to the influence of women is definitely a way for men to maintain power over women. Therefore, with reasonable forecasts, men may have a greater impact on women than women. In fact, several studies have shown that there is no significant interaction between participant gender and influencing factors on gender of social impact (Atkinson & Schwartz, 1984; Burgoon, Dillard, & Doran, 1983; Burgoon , Jones, & Stewart, 1975; Williams), 1983/1984)

According to Microsoft Word's spell checker, I started talking about a father with super mom quality until I noticed that the word "superdad" is not on the dictionary. This simply means that men will play a role in their family. As mentioned by Arlie Hochschild in "Second Class", super mother can balance work, family, and child rearrangement, but super war does not exist. Let's assume that the culture of the United States is not suitable for parents who initially place children and create a workplace culture that is expanded at the expense of family culture. We quoted it above and title IX is listed as equal protection of sex, not sex. In order to explain the laws that will benefit the transgender community, it is necessary to recognize that gender is not a different social structure than gender, but is intertwined with sex by a specific identity such as biology, psychology. "No country can establish or enforce any law, no privilege or exemption from US citizens, no country can deprive life, freedom or wealth without legitimate proceedings of law.The equality of people's laws protection. Contradiction between work and life is not unique to gender. According to the US Progress Center, 90% of working mothers and 95% of working fathers report work and house conflicts. However, social norms surrounding the role of gender and how organizations view their ideals, men and women handle work and life balance in various ways. Organizations play an important role in how employees deal with work-life balance. Some companies are taking aggressive measures to provide plans and initiatives to enable employees to deal with work-life balance. The term gender role refers to the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. These roles vary from culture to culture. Unlike gender itself, gender role is socially constructed. They may have been manipulated, reflecting the natural desire of gender, leading to sexual oppression. Historically, the role of gender is not necessarily consistent with our role today. In many ancient societies, human beings dominated Gender role is the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. The role of gender varies greatly between cultural and historical ranges, and all sexual roles are coincidental in culture and history. Many academic research on the role of gender is addressing discussions on environmental or biological causes of gender role development. The following sections are intended to give readers insight into the sociological theory of gender role and discuss their application in the context of the United States.

Neuma interviews Melissa E. Sanchez (University of Pennsylvania) on Shakespeare and Qia's theory of her future Shakespeare and Queer theory series. The discussion involves Shakespeare 's strange thing, it is important to ask whether Shakespeare himself is homosexual, Shakespeare' s sexuality, and the current US presidential misoperation What is Queer's theory? How does it apply to Shakespeare's research? Editor of the Australian Academy of Arts and Sciences of Madhavi Menon and Shakesqueer Companion Companion of Shakespeare (Duke University Press, 2011) talks about the strangeness of Shakespeare and why Bud continues to attract her. Menon: I do not think I can offer definitions. Because Queer 's theory is exactly the theory of pressure that we understand as a definition. Therefore, question theory to those who understand the stone, identity, gender, gender, power, difference, the overall understanding of the identity actually puts pressure on what we think about the definition . Therefore, by definition, Queer theory can not define itself as it is involved in exactly the same question as it is doubtful. . Neuma interviews Melissa E. Sanchez (University of Pennsylvania) on Shakespeare and Qia's theory of her future Shakespeare and Queer theory series. The discussion involves Shakespeare 's strange thing, it is important to ask whether Shakespeare himself is homosexual, Shakespeare' s sexuality, and the current US presidential misoperation There are many Shakespeare that can provide a strange theory, and vice versa, for the majority of the western and eastern worlds, because Shakespeare is a literary giant. Quoting the title of the book by Harold Bloom, he became right or wrong of what we call "human inventor". "Because Harold Broome's books are very problematic, I do not want to regard it as a support, but the general understanding about Shakespeare has already shown what a human means ... Shakespeare I think that it is important to understand that the identity, humanity, love, desire, and sexuality continue to teach us how to talk about all these topics.I think Shakespeare has a lot of homosexuality theory I think that I was born, so it is not my shortsighted at all.

Introduction Before I entered Manitoba College, I interpreted sex as a synonym of sex like many others. This misunderstanding stems from an increase in my experience in the French Catholic community that was taught to interpret men and women as a static bounded binary concept with two fixed choices. Therefore, I also began to understand multidimensional arrays of sexual identity, sexual expression and gender role. Non-dual gender expression exists worldwide, historians, sociologists, and anthropologists are documented. Women played an indispensable role in the history of anthropology, but anthropology and gender or feminist anthropology appeared until the early 1970s. While the role of gender and gender was always an important part of any ethnographic research, contributors to this theory began to focus on the male-centered nature of anthropology itself. It is the prejudice of men that there is a big gap in information on women's research, and prejudice is seen as more prominent Anthropology has long focused on sexual and gender issues. In this course, we will study current anthropological relationships between sexual behavior history and sexual behavior problems in anthropological history. Sexual and sexual problems are always a central issue in the development of anthropology and studies of "berdache" individuals in indigenous communities and marriage practices in the South Pacific are the earliest work. We will continue to follow this history, while studying how to reevaluate early anthropological studies on gender transbounds through homosexuality, serious race, and post colonial intervention. At the end of the course we will outline the participation of anthropology in sexuality and how this participation will create unique historical knowledge, critical sexual attitudes, and gender perspectives in the formation of the social world . Feminist anthropology is aimed at anthropology (archeology, biology, culture, linguistics) aimed at reducing male prejudice in the reduction of survey results, anthropological recruitment practices, and academic knowledge It's a 4-dimensional approach. Anthropology often interacts with feminists from traditions other than Western Europe and their views and experience may be different from those of white European and American feminists. Historically, the view of this "surrounding" has been sometimes alienated and is thought to be less effective or less important than knowledge of western European countries. Feminist anthropologists argue that their research will help to rectify this systematic bias in mainstream feminist theory. Feminist anthropologists focus on gender-based societies. Feminist anthropology considers birth anthropology as specialization

Origin of gender role The origin of all gender issues currently present in society can be traced back to the creative stories of Genesis. This important chapter of the Bible provides evidence to support that God's intent equally exists for men and women, but Adam and Eve do not obey him by eating fruit from taboo good and evil trees , He assigns the role of gender. Therefore, since the beginning of humanity, men are called "supporters", women have been called "supporters and housekeepers". Its role is cultural and personal. Blackstone (2003) presents three major ideas on the origin of sexual roles. First, the ecological point of view points out that the role of gender is the result of the interaction between individuals and their environment. Secondly, from a biological point of view, some think that women and women have a natural relationship with the role of gender, and vice versa. Finally, from a sociological point of view, it explains that sex role is learned, not necessarily anything. In the discussion of "sex and cultivation", the role by sex was the main content for a long time. Because traditional theories usually consider human gender identity, human sex role is natural. The view that differences in role by gender arise from biological differences is supported by certain parts of the scientific community. The 19th century anthropology used occasionally used the Old Stone Age hunting - gathering a fictitious life of society to describe the evolutionary interpretation of gender. For example, these statements believe that the need to look after future generations may limit women 's hunting and power' s freedom. Based on this evidence we can draw conclusions about the origin of gender role. Discuss some of the most important causes of gender inequality in our society. How do you mitigate these inequities? One of the reasons for speculation that there is a big difference in attitudes and social characteristics between men and women is their biological structure. Genes and other biological components are said to play an important role in influencing these social characteristics. Provide a biological explanation for investigating male aggression According to gender role theory, boys and girls learn to express physiologically specified sex of a person through specific behavior and attitude. Gender role theory emphasizes the environmental contribution of social roles and the impact of socialization, or the transmission of norms, values, beliefs and actions to group members to learn how to act as a man or woman. Social role theory thinks that social structure is a potential force to distinguish gender and that sexual behavior is promoted by division of labor between men and women in society. Departmental labor unions create a gender role that leads to gender social behavior

Through the experiences of performers, composers and ethnomusicologists working in Africa, Europe, the Middle East and North America, music and gender change how usage and explanation of music changes with rapid changes in politics, economy or technology I will explore. Case studies in the Central African Republic, Finland and Turkey are discussing how performance reflects gender and promoting other social goals such as identity negotiation and change in consciousness. Articles on popular music in Croatia and Serbia and articles on the changing circumstances of Ethiopians, Eritreans, and Estonian female musicians after the Soviet are considered vulnerable gender during war and crisis and the destiny of state construction It is. Other articles discuss the relationship between acquisition, musician interaction, gender and digital sound technology in the field of aesthetic decision making, and how to write gender issues in female composers and performers' music lives. This important series exemplifies a theoretical agenda including prospects from different musical cultures, showing how music can help bridge individual, group and national fundamental changes I will. This is the first book focusing on the role of education in music and gender. Lucy Green quotes the concept of patriarchalism of music and the social construction theory of musical meaning and shows how women's musical practice and gender's musical meaning are reproduced throughout the history . Dr. Green thinks contemporary school music classroom is a microcosm of a wider society and clarifies the involvement of music education in the continuous production and reproduction of the practice and meaning of gender music. Study feminist and homosexuality studies, ethnic musicology and performance from the perspective of sex, gender, music intersection. We will explore how to use music and performance to understand and criticize gender and sexual behavior. Types of survey include hip-hop in the 1970's, pop songs from the Queer community, ancient music by female composers, contemporary music, reggae music, disco, opera, bollywood, J pop. Background music is not necessary. (Social, structural and institutional hierarchies) will be available the following year from 2018 to 1919. (Same as music 264.) Supplies 34 Susan McLarry is part of a new change in musicology that incorporates women's endings (gender, homosexuality, socio-cultural background) such as music, gender, and sexuality (1991). Music Analysis Musicology is edited by Philip Brett et al. (1994) and Sheila the Popular Pitch (2006) edited by Sheila Whitely and Jennifer Rycenga. 35 I thank Jennifer Stoever for developing a workshop syllabus "Introduction to Sound Research: Noise (Fall 2009)" as an additional resource I can use. Tony Schwarz Remix After the war Nueva York.37 Josh. Audiotopia: Music, race, and the United States. Volume 18. (University of California Press, 2005)

My mother gave me a name, hoping that a dreamlike dream like me started to catch fire in a flaming fire. A powerful flame, she can stand there to thank you; she helped make the fire, and she hopes it will never shake. She hopes that I can be a man, I hope to be able to explore all the ways that I can motivate me, and we all want a lot to achieve our lives. But society has given me a limit. They passed a set of unspeaked prescribed rules. They told me I was a girl, consisting of women's characteristics and women's tendencies. The term "gender show" first appeared in the book "Gender issue: feminism and destructive identity" published by Judith Butler of American philosopher and gender theorist in 1990. In gender matters, Butler began to criticize her idea of ​​gender obsolescence. According to Butler, this outdated concept is restricted because it claims to mark sex as the main social constraint of binary. In reviewing gender issues, Butler introduced the recognition of nuance. So, she combined performance and gender concepts. In the first chapter of the text, Butler introduced a unification of the terms gender and performance, "Gender is proven to be a performance - it constitutes the claimed identity. In this sense, gender It is always a kind of thing. "Behavior is not a practice that may be called the subject of an existing contract. In fact, this is a phenomenon that has always occurred and is copied. " The theory of "gender performance" or "gender performance" was originally created in a book titled "Gender Issues" published by Judith Butler in 1990. Butler's gender identity and gender expression theory is based on the concept of gender identity and categories. Butler 's work can link to Derrida' s work on J. L. Austin 's work, iteration and repetition on performance concepts. She thought that it relates to the definition of the meaning of the symbol "women" and the post-structuralist position of check symbols and symbols. In this article, we explored how gender expression theory of Butler was born from a wider context of feminist movement and discourse, butler was born of feminist's essentialism and intensive ideology, then including the idea of ​​"Queer theory" It is. Also consider the influence and importance of sexual expression in literary texts.

The gray part of human gender is well considered in our culture. For society, depending on the genetic model of a person, it is ultimately decided whether the person is likely to have children. So, how does this "theory" explain sex change desire, male form, homosexuals, and even men (female male)? The answer is that we have not addressed any of these problems. Our theory has flaws. The problem with gender neutrality is the gray area that exists in sex. Attempts to legally define the sexual boundaries proved to be a difficult problem for identification or identification as intersex, third-sex, transgender, more generally as gender or non-duplex people It is. Gender neutral languages, including gender, inclusive language or gender neutrality, are a type of linguistics aimed at eliminating (or invalidating) references to gender in a human way. This includes blocking the use of gender-specific job titles such as police / female police, firefighters, cabin crew, and perhaps the president, and using appropriate sex, such as police officers, firefighters, cabin attendants, and chairs (or chairs) Including supporting neutral clauses. . Other sex-specific terms such as actors and actresses can be replaced by the original male term (actor of which sex). Gender is a ubiquitous concept, and humans believe that gender is biological. However, gender is a concept that is structured to organize human life. It will be created and rebuilt by giving priority to gender power, creating gender neutral gender, and creating a role of gender. There are many suspicious opinions such as how to learn two people's gender, how to learn human gender and other gender, how to use sex properly, how to play the role of sex. - Gender equality in sports literature review Gender equality is defined as equal treatment of men and women at all levels. It was attracted a lot of attention when this gender equality was discussed with our evolving sports culture (Lyras, 2009). Gender equality in male and female movements is always an important issue, and still not at all levels of sports are perfectly equal.

In his theory and practice, Macbeth and Macbeth 's Macbeth were always subjects of academic research, such as ambitious, political and gender. The main analysis is the relationship between Macbeth and Mrs. Macbeth. In theory, this relationship is full of sexual cues, maternal power, violations of gender, and violence. When reading some papers on the psychological nature of this relationship, I came up with a question about how much the character knows the psychological impact on each other in performance. The classic tragedy of William Shakespeare's classic Macbeth Macbeth represents an atypical woman with Mrs. Macbeth's character. This article explores her personality In his theory and practice, Macbeth and Macbeth 's Macbeth were always subjects of academic research, such as ambitious, political and gender. The main analysis is the relationship between Macbeth and Mrs. Macbeth. In theory, this relationship is full of sexual cues, maternal power, violations of gender, and violence. - The dark of Macbeth The tragedy of Shakespeare The reader of Macbeth is very clear The drama has various kinds and degree of darkness. This article will explain this in detail. Cavaliers 'Macbeth' in LC's article explains Macbeth's moral darkness decline. It is a sign of conflict, chaos, and moral darkness that Macbeth will fall. Who is the wicked Mrs Macbeth and Mrs Macbeth? In this article I will try to explain the characteristics of Mrs. Macbeth and Mrs. Macbeth. Macbeth is the hero, there is a lot of evidence to tell us about him. Macbeth is depicted as a woman wanting it. There is much evidence to tell us about Macbeth and Mrs. Macbeth in this book. The first scene and the second scene have a lot about their content, such as its relationship, what they are talking about. When Mrs Macbeth heard the news that Macbeth was promoted to Thane of Cowder, she tried to persuade Macbeth to kill the king. She noticed that her husband (Macbeth) would become king if the king and his son were killed. She said to Macbeth, but Macbeth was the king's main servant, struggling under his command for many years. After much persuasion, Macbeth was forced to kill the king. ... Read more

Today, a white woman gets seventy-seven cents. It is 64 cents when women are blacks and 54 cents in the case of latina, but this number was last changed in 2002. [1] Salary inequality is a problem faced by half of the population and continues to be idle in the process to achieve equality. [2] This inequality is based on the idea that women are biologically different from men, from the idea that females are usually raised in a way different from men, from the idea that women face daily in the labor force It comes from [3]. Themes Women never succeed like men who take on leadership roles. [4] Gender-based stereotypes also have a negative impact on men, especially those who choose to make less traditional occupation choices, and those who think they must make decisions among family and occupations. [5] The stereotype of gender in labor is a strong form of discrimination that both men and women must face. [6] The role assumed by gender and gender to be classified is an important factor that leads to labor inequality. The concept of traditional sexual roles is starting to change, but it is insufficient to quickly extract the fixed ideas faced by men and women when entering the labor market. [7] [1] Sandberg, S (December 2013) Because it is an interview with P. Mitchell we tend to ... what is it now? . Obtained from http://www.ted.com/talks/sheryl_sandberg_so_we_leaned_in_now_what.html [2] Sandberg, S (actor) (2010). Why is there too few female leaders [network series]. A woman in InTED. From TED http://www.ted.com/talks/sheryl_sandberg_why_we_have_too_few_women_leaders.html [3] Chemers, M .; M. (2000). Leadership Research and Theoretical Function Integration Group Dynamics: Theory, Research and Practice, 4 (1), 27-43. From http://www.sozialpsychologie.uni-frankfurt.de/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Chemers.pdf [4] Crawford, A. L. (2001). Leading women: stereotypes of women. (Master's thesis) http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/research/ktag/resources/papers/crawford.pdf From [5] Weber, L. (12th June 2013) Why does not my father take childcare leave: more companies are offering vacations for new fathers, but many companies think that they are offices I am worried about losing my face. Wall Street Journal. http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424127887324049504578541633708283670 from [6] Dods, D. (December 1, 2006) [Network log information] http://www.todaysworkplace.org/2006/12/01/gender-stereotyping-in-the-workplace-and-the-discrimin-it-creates-danica From -dodds / to [7] Galinsky, E. , Orman, K. , & Bond, J. T. (2008/2011). The era is changing: gender and generation in work and home. Country's changing labor force survey, doi: Investor: IBM 6 Extensive gender stereotypes distinguish between characteristics (eg, warmth, parenting) of stereotype female community and agent characteristics (eg, ability, confidence, self-confidence) of men of stereotypes. According to social role theory, gender stereotypes are caused by three overlapping factors: housewives and employees, distribution of gender in paid occupation, and high and low roles. Since social role theory thinks perception is to infer features from the observation of role constrained behaviors, when groups tend to concentrate on specific roles, they will use stereotypes from these roles I'll accept it. As these roles change, the stereotype of gender should also change (Diekman & Eagly, 2000). In the fictional depiction of workers in urban areas and breeders of children, role-based stereotypes mimic the stereotypes of sex and probably streamline sex distribution into social roles (Hoffman & Hurst, 1990). The framework of this gender role is similar to ours, but so far it applies only to men and women. A model of stereotypes (often mixed): ability and warmth are derived from perceived states and competition, respectively. What is gender stereotype? Gender stereotypes are extensive awareness or generalization of women and men's behavior, traits, and

Socialization of gender and the role of gender have always existed in society. When analyzing the role of gender, when comparing cultures they are not always equal or consistent, but the expectations of women and men are usually clearly defined and there is little or no common field. Japanese culture is an example of a clear sex role that changes over time. According to Schafer (2010), "male and female roles are social expectations for male and female correct behavior, attitudes and activities", so they must receive education (p. 357). These definitions indicate that three basic elements are considered: biological gender, psychological gender and sex role. Gender is wider than sex. So far, gender has been mainly used in the context of human sociology, there is considerable input of feminist theory, and basic principles of basic biology are rarely mentioned. My primary concern is to clarify which principles of animal physiology and development are responsible for gender and gender differences and to enable diversity by sex. In Queer theory, it is widely believed that gender and gender are different. Some authors believe that gender refers to social behavior, gender role and individual gender identity, whereas gender refers to the biological characteristics of the body. Judith Butler criticized the difference between sex and gender and showed that there is a possibility that sex and gender may be the same. She pointed out that gender and gender must be equal if gender is also socially structured. Then she insisted that those who did sexual redistribution surgery are trying to meet the criteria of only two sexes. This means that sex is a cultural norm. That is, sex and sex are the same for Butler. In my opinion, Butler tried to break up the two words sex and sex. Judith Butler's concept of gender expression, how much gender performance eliminates stable gender identity?

INTRODUCTION From the beginning, women are considered to be inferior to men, which seems to have an impact on the daily lives of all social life in the world. Women are suffering from diseases that prevent them from getting political momentum to achieve political, social or economic opportunities for men. This "illness" requires independence and self-esteem or lack. This is what we know about feminism. Feminism refers to efforts to minimize and eliminate the ideology of the cause and nature of a disadvantaged subordinate position in society and subordinate status (Hughes, 2002: 160). Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw: The founder of the intersection theory was applied to the feminist theory. Crosscut shots are very important for the feminist theory as a whole, and because of observing inequality, race, class, gender, and many intersections of sexuality, clench shows are influential people in feminist society. White feminism: Do not claim colored women or lower privileges. In summary of these privileges, there are advantages of society, especially the white middle class, but they do not have colored people, the LBGT Qi + community, etc. In short, white feminists may or may not care about oppression and discrimination against women with low privilege. The feminist theory is still evolving, there is no more conspicuous version than the other versions. There are different versions of feminist theory, but there are still similarities. Feminist theory examines the role of patriarchal in society and ways women depend on men. Feminist theorists are trying to explain why men commit crimes more than women and I doubt if the theories developed by men and men are sufficient to explain women's crimes and prejudice. Contrary to the early theories discussed in this book, feminist theorists try to use this foundation to power women, to identify their strengths and vulnerabilities, and to understand women's crime I will study the role of society in society. The feminist theorist then predicts the future occurrence of female crime and suggests a systematic response to female crime

In this course we will examine the relationship between culture and gender, culturally related beliefs, expectation and ideology for the role of gender, gender of various forms, socialization of gender, and relationship between men and women. While explaining gender difference and its reproduction, focused on the power relationship between the two men and women, an important culturally sensitive theory was introduced. M. Ryan, - N. Branscombe (eds.) (2013). Gender and psychological Sage publication of "Sage" manual, London. Chapter 14: Gimond, S. - Chatard, A. - Lorenzi, Cioldi, F: social psychology of intercultural gender. (216-233.), Chapter 15: Deaux, K - Greenwood, RM: Transnational: Transgression and Immigration (234-250), Chapter 16: Kurtis, T. - Adams, G .: Culture Psychology Relationship: Toward Multinational Feminist Psychology (251-269) Margaret Mead (1935) is one of the first anthropologists to study cultural differences by sex. In New Guinea, she discovered three tribes - Arapesh, Mundugumor and Tchambuli - their gender roles are very different. Both men and women are gentle and nourish in Arrapes. Both women and men spend a lot of time with their children and can show you in a loving way what we usually call maternal behavior. However, in Arrakesh, the role by sex is different, in fact, both males and females are consistent with those commonly referred to by female sexual roles by Americans. Gender social construction is the concept of gender and gender work in society in feminism and sociology. According to this view, society and culture create gender roles defined as ideal or appropriate behavior of people of a particular gender. The roots of social constructivism movement in psychology are related to the criticism of objectiveism assumed by the concept of positivism / empirical knowledge (Gergen, 1985). The most common variant of social constructivism is the gender role theory, Alsop, Fitzsimons, and Lennon (2002) believe it is an early social constitutionalism. Concerns about power and hierarchy reveal inspiration from the Marxist framework like Foucault's work on the use of materialistic feminism and discourse

Introduction - In the 21st century, the existence of sex is no longer black and white (it is not always male or female). Regardless of social position, the time it takes for questionnaires or government documents to ask men or women is extremely complicated in times that promote acceptance by all. "Gender" as a concept of expression through the body is not merely a composition of how the body is formed. Instead, gender is expressed and expressed throughout the body - hence when referring to the body / presentation at their work, we refer to Waskul and Vannini's body theory: social interaction Gender theorist Judith Butler points out in her article "Performance Behavior and Gender Constitution: Phenomenology and Feminist Theory Papers". People with gender rights are often punished because there is no "essence" of gender expression or externalization, or gender aims objective ideals. People try to harmonize a body with sex with the heritage of sedimentary behavior, not sex, physical, cultural or linguistic, rather than a fixed or excluded structure, essence or fact maybe. In an influential feminist theorist, Judith Butler's work, the relationship between gender theory and the decomposition or overthrow of traditional gender roles is becoming clearer. In works such as gender issues, feminism and subversion (1990), gender cancellation (2004), Butler promoted the "performance theory" she mentioned. That is something, one. She said, "Gender is not the cause of sexual acts, nor sexually fixed gender." On the contrary, gender is a fundamentally independent structure of biology and physical characteristics. As a result, men and men can represent women's bodies as easily as male bodies. The ground represents the body of a man as a woman. "

Shakespeare and Que 's theory is an essential guide to Shakespeare' s ongoing criticism and its early modern research on the way of Queer. This clarifies the central idea of ​​the history of feminism, the lesbian study in university, and the political activities related to the AIDS crisis, and also reveals the current discourse and materialization of history. Othello, a series of original stories including Venetian merchants, Venus and Adonis and his own private Idaho reading the movie of modern drama including Derrick German's storm and Edward II, Gas van Santo's me, Romeo + Juliet of Baz Luhrmann and Titus of Julietmore, it shows the value of the Queer theory for Shakespearean scholars, and the value of Shakespeare's text for Queer's theory "Sanchez's clear and convincing book is introducing this field very thoroughly but thoroughly, it is also essential for experts who find a lot of value in her enthusiastic analysis." - British Columbia, Canada Stephen Guy Bray University, Neuma interviews Melissa E. Sanchez (University of Pennsylvania) on Shakespeare and Qia's theory of her future Shakespeare and Queer theory series. The discussion involves Shakespeare 's strange thing, it is important to ask whether Shakespeare himself is homosexual, Shakespeare' s sexuality, and the current US presidential misoperation What is Queer's theory? How does it apply to Shakespeare's research? Editor of the Australian Academy of Arts and Sciences of Madhavi Menon and Shakesqueer Companion Companion of Shakespeare (Duke University Press, 2011) talks about the strangeness of Shakespeare and why Bud continues to attract her. Menon: I do not think I can offer definitions. Because Queer 's theory is exactly the theory of pressure that we understand as a definition. Therefore, question theory to those who understand the stone, identity, gender, gender, power, difference, the overall understanding of the identity actually puts pressure on what we think about the definition . Therefore, by definition, Queer theory can not define itself as it is involved in exactly the same question as it is doubtful. .

Outline of learning model theory: Pattern theory is part of cognitive theory of learning module and deals with how the brain processes new knowledge (Chalmers, 2003). Schemata is a prior knowledge package stored in the learner's memory. Each learner develops a model based on previous experiences and knowledge. The learner associates the new information with the previous knowledge and helps to organize the information using the summary. Schema theory focuses on concept learning, and knowledge points out that organizations are seeking to develop meanings (Anderson, 1984). Gender Schema Theory Integration of cognitive development and social learning theory This model is an internal cognitive network (formed by socialization) that systemizes and leads the recognition of individual society, and the gender model is related to the concept of male and female To be a cognitive network. Individuals with a high degree of schema tend to codify many of their ideas, ideas, and evaluations based on gender stereotypes and symbols. Identity Building Theory: We emphasize personal and conscious efforts on self-image. Cassell (1996) stated that women are often lacking the characteristics of leaders because they support values ​​such as cruelty, cooperation and dependence. According to Loden (1985), they lack control. Because of the kind and selfish nature of women, they can not become good managers. Gender Schema Theory (Bem 1981) focuses on the role of cognitive organizations beyond socialization. This theory suggests that children learn how their culture and society defines the roles of men and women and then internalize this knowledge into gender patterns or undoubtedly core beliefs I will. Therefore, child perception for men and women is an interaction between gender pattern and its experience. Ultimately, the children will incorporate their own self-concepts into their gender models and assume the features and behaviors they feel fit for their gender. The fourth group of accounts represents the difference between socialization of men and women and learning of gender roles. Two important theories of gender socialization are social learning theory and gender schema theory. According to social learning theory, children learn the gender role appropriate to their physical sex through operational conditioning and potential learning (eg, Mischel, 1966). Thus, social agents (eg, parents, colleagues, and teachers) may reward children for competing for gender-incompatible media content and punish children's consumption for inconsistent media content of media content (or at least Avoiding reward). In addition, children can learn the preferences of gender media by observing and imitating the same gender role model. Although social learning theory focuses on acquiring gender behavior, gender schema theory focuses on cognitive expression of gender role.

Society has always had a traditional lifestyle such as gender role, celebration, religion, education, etc. Gender roles around the world are relative status, work force, marriage, inheritance, socialization (education and child rearing Etc). . As the years passed, the tradition began to change, people changed their way of life. Well, today everything is accepted. Traditionally in the United States, women are raised and men earn. The term gender role refers to the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. These roles vary from culture to culture. Unlike gender itself, gender role is socially constructed. They may have been manipulated, reflecting the natural desire of gender, leading to sexual oppression. Historically, the role of gender is not necessarily consistent with our role today. In many ancient societies, human beings dominated In the discussion of "sex and cultivation", the role by sex was the main content for a long time. Because traditional theory usually considers human gender identity, human sex role is natural. The view that differences in role by gender arise from biological differences is supported by certain parts of the scientific community. The 19th century anthropology used occasionally hunting of the Old Stone Age - gathering a fictitious life of society to describe the evolutionary interpretation of gender -. For example, these statements believe that the need to look after future generations may limit women 's hunting and power' s freedom. Gender social construction is the concept of feminist and sociological research on gender and gender differences in society. According to this view, society and culture create gender roles defined as ideal or appropriate actions of people of a particular gender. The roots of social constructivism movement in psychology are related to criticism of objectiveism recognized by positivist / empirical knowledge perspective (Gergen, 1985). The most common variant of social constructivism is the gender role theory, which is considered early social constitutionalism by Alsop, Fitzsimons, and Lennon (2002). Concern about power and hierarchy reveals inspiration from the Marxist framework like Foucault's work on the use of materialistic feminism and discourse

This is the era when the feminist movement grew up with spades. The woman started fighting for the same right as men. Women like Elizabeth Caddy Stanton and Susan B. Anthony will continue to fight for voting and equality and will lay the foundation for future progress and ultimately will give women the right to vote in 1920 (Boyer 70-71). At the beginning of the 20th century women had difficulties due to their rights, but American minorities had a hard time fighting for this natural right throughout the century. My interest in this topic began with my research on gender and feminist criticism in literature. In pursuit of this project, feminism, blues music, African American culture, sex and gender are studied through books, magazines, newspapers, scholarly criticisms and postgraduate course lectures. But by redefining their own Christian spirit and adapting to it, they begin to become rich and if they are not traditional they will live according to their own terms. There are many forms of spirituality in Bailey 's Café including but not limited to sex, definition of gender, self - love, self - acceptance. Furthermore, the role of Naylor redefined what he believes society is uncomfortable and gained independence from personality by accepting its inner spirituality. Since most readers tend to express themselves using letters in their gender books, the way that children's books and literature as a whole expresses gender is important. The impact of literature on children is particularly strong. They often use role-playing gender characters and ideologies in children's books, gradually forming the impression of women and men. Judith Butler's concept of gender performance is also related to gender-specific children's literature by analyzing ways of expressing personality, reflected in children's literary criticism. Butler defined gender performance: "Production actually happens through some kind of repetition and recitation." Butler also told the view that "acting is a discourse model that introduces ontological effects". Butler's theme is an adult's theme, but the concept of iteration is beyond the theme of childhood. Both Butler and Rakan believe that repetition is a potential factor in forming a person's identity and then children can apply it to children's literature by reading books repeatedly. Judith Butler is an American gender theorist and professor of comparative literature and rhetoric at the University of California at Berkeley. Since 1988 she has written many books and articles on feminism, gender theory, philosophy and culture. Here we will focus on her views on feminism and gender, especially her most prominent book, Gender Sexuality: Feminism and the mention of being overthrown. In this work, she will challenge the existing feminist model on how to define female sex.

Given blue and pink, the first meaning that many people will appear is the sex of a child. The tradition that a boy is a blue towel and a girl covers with a pink towel has been handed down from generation to generation until society can not recognize its arbitrary social norm. Today's feminist believes that the terms gender and sexual behavior have been nurtured until birth until social norms and expectations have penetrated the individual's brain. The term gender role refers to the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. These roles vary from culture to culture. Unlike gender itself, gender role is socially constructed. They may have been manipulated, reflecting the natural desire of gender, leading to sexual oppression. Historically, the role of gender is not necessarily consistent with our role today. In many ancient societies, human beings dominated We have heard it before: Gender is a social construct. Although there are several roles of gender, these roles are social structures, many of which can be traced back to extremist tendencies of our hunter collection ancestors, but gender itself is not only human experience do not exist. The most important and practical difference between gender is the direct result of Darwin's theory of evolution, not the patriarchal plot established and executed at a particular stage of the development of modern civilization. Our biology is different - men grow more hair, bigger, shorter, more susceptible to disease. The way we see sex is different - women are more likely to participate in fantasy, but men's perception of sex is not very flexible. Sex behavior differs in the animal kingdom, but it is not necessarily so in seeds and categories. The real situation of human society is usually seen in other gorillas, but it can not be seen with reptiles and insects.

The development of gender consciousness is very important for our self consciousness and it is also dominant in the evaluation of others. Because at birth people react differently to men and women. Gender identity can be viewed as one of the earliest social categories that children learn to apply to themselves and other people. This is suggested in the definition of Schaffer (1996), where the gender identity is the correct label for self and other as male or female. Three major theories have been explored, all of them proposing various ways to develop gender consciousness: Bandura, Kohlburg, and gender program theory. Gender identity is defined as male or female defined by role, social position and attitude. Characteristic identity of your own recognition and gender identity includes the interaction of hormones and behavior and investigation of psychological, biological and environmental influences by gender. The interaction between hormones and behavior has been shown to be related to greater aggressiveness and hostility. Aggressiveness is related to sexual maturity ... Introduction In recent years, the impact of social and cultural norms on how teenagers form and recognize their own identity is subject to more rigorous scrutiny It is getting. Despite the specific nature of societal characteristics related to men and women, each society attempts to convey gender norms to children and youth through various mechanisms. Psychological position of sexual identity These positions are double gender identity and diverse gender identity. After explaining these two positions, we analyze the two positions and assert that different gender identities can explain gender more accurately. This kind of psychological discrepancy in sexual identity and its existence in society takes an intuitive form of social need. Some parties believe that the traditional binary gender standard is no longer relevant Gender is biological, psychological and social. Sexual anatomy (we often consider it as an indication of "real" sex of a person), our psychological or intrinsic sexual consciousness (gender identity), and the social expression of this identity Role and expectation of gender The anatomy of our cultural use is a key indicator of sex. In fact, medical professionals use anatomical methods to assign sexual behavior to babies at birth. Later, we assume that the child grows and determines the sex considered to correspond to the specified gender. However, in our current studies it is suggested that gender identity is also a biological process unrelated to the development of sexual anatomy. Anatomy and human gender psychology do not necessarily match the way we think it should be. Gender as a human is a complex interaction between biology, psychology and society - but it is not that complicated.

Chapter 2: Theoretical Framework: Critical Social Theory and Critical Educational Theory Public and private schools have many social problems, including race, class, and gender. These social problems can be analyzed from the viewpoints of critical social theory and critical education theory. These theoretical frameworks capture social problems occurring in public schools and private schools and link them to society as a whole. More specifically, critical social theory and critical education theory consider the relationship between social change and social struggle (Clark, 2006). "Critical theory is a theory trying to release and change the dominant social order" (Baran & Davis, 2012). Critical theory is a social theory dealing with various aspects of society. There is a tendency to criticize culture such as media, advertisement, consumer culture. In addition, critical theory is also used to study how to use information technology to deal with education, focusing on social, political and economic social relations as well. - Social relationship emphasizes only typical white family, so it can be expanded to population. However, psychodynamics theory is trying to cope with the weakness of social connection, but it may expand to population. Critical theory is a social theory that faces criticism and changes society as a whole, in stark contrast to the traditional theory that only understands or explains it. Critical theory is aimed at exploring the surface of social life more deeply and clarifying the assumption that hinders us completely and truly understanding the mechanism of the world. The critical theory known today can be traced back to Marx's economic and social criticisms in many of his work. The theoretical explanation on the relationship between Marx 's economic infrastructure and the ideological superstructure tends to greatly stimulate it, especially focusing on how power and control work in hyper organization.

The first word used by the Scots in 1508 is a strange, unique or quirky word that evolved into a critical theory that shows traditional gender and resistance to sex from the early 1990s did. At a conference held at the University of California conference on homosexual speculation, an Italian writer Teresa de Lauretis made the term "strange theory". Under the influence of decomposition, post structuralism, feminism, Queer theory challenges the convention of assigning people to different categories based on explanation. Queer theory was the field of critical theory that appeared in the field of Queer research and female research in the early 1990s. The strange theory involves a strange reading of the text and the theory of "strange" itself. Also under the influence of Lauren Berlant, Leo Bersani, Judith Butler, Lee Edelman, Jack Halberstam, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick's research, Queer theory is based on the feminist challenge and gender is part of basic self and homosexual studies I believe there is. The focus of homosexuality research lies in the investigation of natural and unnatural behavior of homosexual behavior, but homosexual theory extends its focus to include all types of sexual acts or identity. Identity is a normative and deviant category Queer theory was originally related to OutRage 's extreme homosexual politics ACT UP! Like other groups, "Queers" are regarded as identity tags that point to separatist and non-assimilative politics. The development of the Queer theory arises from examination of the limits of perception in identity politics of traditional identity and self identity. In particular, Queer theorists have identified processes for mergers and stabilization centered on other identity tags (such as homosexuals and lesbians) and wonders of explanation to counter this. Queer theory attempts to maintain criticism rather than defining a specific identity. These criticisms are expressed through a series of concepts in sub-fields such as ecological techniques in technology research.

Relationship with gender Over the years, the history of courtship and date has evolved. An important gender difference between men and women has an influence on the relationship with men and women. Focusing on the romantic relationship, we will study the unique theory of Stewart and Alice about the views, expectations, and desires of personal commitment. Some people believe that the longer they are courted, the more likely they are to have a relationship with the real person. In today's classes we will look at the alcohol advertisement news on gender and gender. Did anyone know the meaning of the word "gender" before you begin? Male and female gender is not the only one - it is a generally accepted feature or characteristic related to men and women of our society. In the case of a gender stereotype, this means that you must act in some way, whether you are a girl or a boy, or a woman or a male. Is this probably a problem? The main problem of stereotypes is that they normally give incomplete or misleading pictures based on the crowd generalization, but do not take into account the different characteristics of the individual. Believing stereotypes also limits our personal choices in deciding our interests and skills. For example, a boy who likes a flower arrangement may worry that if he does he will be called a "coward." The curriculum on gender and conflict means that the two areas of interest are interrelated. In this article we will look at the relationship between gender and conflict and explain the important reasons for understanding this relationship to understand the dynamics of gender and the dynamics of conflict. If you do not understand it, you will not be able to understand others. Understanding this relationship is an opportunity to change the power structure not only in disruptive force but also in a positive way If disputes are managed well, gender analysis of conflict understands peace It will help. Prospective customer Relationship with gender Over the years, the history of courtship and date has evolved. An important gender difference between men and women has an influence on the relationship with men and women. Focusing on the romantic relationship, we will study the unique theory of Stewart and Alice about the views, expectations, and desires of personal commitment. There may be other people, but how far is your view on courtship and marital relationship in martyrs? What? Shakespeare's play "Training of training" is scheduled for the Elizabeth era, marriage and courtship are quite different from the present. At that time, parents chose the pursuit for their daughter. This choice is final for my daughter, but women usually object to this decision because they want to choose their own followers. "Romeo and Juliet"

Appearance, but that does not determine moral, psychological and social ways. In summary, the aim of feminist law theory is to change the previous position of a woman by providing a role to women who are in the lower ranking position of women, changing laws, and adopting other gender and gender schemes It is to focus on that. Finally forgetting important things, Professor Nicola Lacey's "general principle" supports the purpose of feminist law theory. Professor Nicholas Lacey describes the assumption of gender that exists in the general principle, in other words, the law is very broad, leading to a detailed analysis of the difference between men and women (Susan Brophy, 2014, 8A). The feminist's theory of law is based on the view of the feminist that women's and men's handling relationship is not equal. The goal of the feminist law theory defined by leading theorian Claire Dalton is to understand and explore women's experiences, to determine whether laws and institutions are opposed to women, and what changes can be made It is finding out. This is accomplished by studying the relationship between law and gender and applying feminist analysis to specific legal areas. The basis of feminist law theory is that the law contributes to women's historical subordination. Feminist law theory has two elements. First, feminist law is aimed at explaining how the law works in women's subordination, feminist law theory committed to changing the status of women by reforming the law and its gender method ing. According to Günter 's women' s television commercials before the 1970 's, they did not show paid works, and when they did they would be a stereotype job like a nurse or a personal assistant. Since the 1950s, the housewives' culture has declined, but it remained popular from the 1960s to the 1970s (Gunther, 1995: 34). Content analysis of TV commercials in the 1970s provided strong evidence of stereotypes. All women's advertisements are labeled "3/4 for kitchen and bathroom products". In this regard, the feminist at law school developed a theory that helps grassroots activists and academic criminologists build and validate efforts to reform. Feminist law theorists at this time revealed how to operate the law and focused on prolonging women's economic, political and social disadvantages (Smart, 1990/1998). There is little direct interaction between the two academic feminists, but legal theorists created the background of criminal scholars and confirmed their business to a certain extent.

"The boy will be a boy", the purpose of this sentence is to prove male past, present, and potential disgusting behavior. But for women, women are condemned if they do not act as "obsolete" or similar. This double criterion for men and women can be traced back to the first civilization and exists only because it is taught so that it is permitted. The roles and clues of gender are drip infusing to children before they have knowledge about gender anatomy. Such knowledge is learned in society and culture, it is not born. The term gender role refers to the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. These roles vary from culture to culture. Unlike gender itself, gender role is socially constructed. They may have been manipulated, reflecting the natural desire of gender, leading to sexual oppression. Historically, the role of gender is not necessarily consistent with our role today. In many ancient societies, human beings dominated Gender means stereotypes from society, parents, religion, school, and media, and these roles are called gender roles. The role of gender may change society, society, and it seems to be in many societies all over the world. People expect to act according to these roles, the situation known as social learning theory. Katherine · Watson's teacher Mona Lisa Smiles showed some role between men and women, but Catherine · Watson came to this school as a teacher with only female teachers. Gender social construction is the concept of feminist and sociological research on gender and gender differences in society. According to this view, society and culture create gender roles defined as ideal or appropriate actions of people of a particular gender. The roots of social constructivism movement in psychology are related to criticism of objectiveism recognized by positivist / empirical knowledge perspective (Gergen, 1985). The most common variant of social constructivism is the gender role theory, which is considered early social constitutionalism by Alsop, Fitzsimons, and Lennon (2002). Concern about power and hierarchy reveals inspiration from the Marxist framework like Foucault's work on the use of materialistic feminism and discourse

Introduction of feminist theory Feminist theory is the aspect of treating feminism as a problem based on social phenomena rather than biological or scientific problems. It highly evaluates gender inequality and analyzes the social role that feminists play in promoting women's interests, problems and rights in society. It is also based on the assumption that women play a supplementary role in society. However, the overall concept of feminism encountered obstacles in the form of stereotypes in a broader society. The feminist theory is still evolving, there is no more conspicuous version than the other versions. There are different versions of feminist theory, but there are still similarities. Feminist theory examines the role of patriarchal in society and ways women depend on men. Feminist theorists are trying to explain why men commit crimes more than women and I doubt if the theories developed by men and men are sufficient to explain women's crimes and prejudice. Contrary to the early theories discussed in this book, feminist theorists try to use this foundation to power women, to identify their strengths and vulnerabilities, and to understand women's crime I will study the role of society in society. The feminist theorist then predicts the future occurrence of female crime and suggests a systematic response to female crime Many feminist theories focus on crime, especially women. However, more and more literature deals with the feminist's sacrifice theory and investigates victims from a feminist perspective. In this research we are trying to better understand how sex affects the risk of damage, the type of damage, and other important factors. The main component of all feminist theories is that gender is socially constructed. However, even if it is a "simple" social construct, it will have a very real and obvious impact on our society. Feminist theory historically pointed out the differences in privilege between men and women in society, but current feminist theory often includes other social aspects such as race, class, and gender. All of these social aspects show the privileges and marginalization of the American society (and many other Western countries) and affect individual damage.

Relationship between gender analysis and diplomacy: Laura McEnaney Laura McNeaney's article titled An interesting article, focusing on a relatively new analysis, which provides gender analysis and diplomatic relations to decision-making, another angle. Diplomatic historians using gender analysis will use it in addition to historian customary methods to strengthen historian research. Gender analysis stimulates new studies of male and female history and diplomatic history and gives way to a new understanding of power in historical context; however, gender analysis is "to enter diplomatic history only through cultural support I can do it. " This research method In general, studies on feminist IR are deepening the understanding of international relations, following the sex of mainstream IR theory and ignoring women. Gender analysis provides the "critical tools" necessary to investigate and understand gender order, gender affiliation and power relations. All these affect foreign policy (McEnaney, 2017) Relationship between gender analysis and diplomacy: Laura McEnaney Laura McNeaney's article titled An interesting article, focusing on a relatively new analysis, which provides gender analysis and diplomatic relations to decision-making, another angle. Diplomatic historians using gender analysis will use it in addition to historian customary methods to strengthen historian research. Gender analysis spurred a new survey of male and female history and diplomatic history and gave way to a new understanding of power in the historical context; however, gender analysis entered diplomatic history through cultural support I can only do it. " Gender analysis of international relations is no longer considered new. In history and political science, gender and diplomatic relations with female scholars have been divided into powerful fields. In "Gender Issues in World Politics", Tickner's first chapter is exploring encounters between feminist and political science international relations subfields. She initially started discussion at each discussion. Feminism has always been the subject of discussions between liberal feminism and its competitors, but there are three types of IR: scientific realism and idealism, realism and socialism. In the context of this policy, the "third argument" implies feminism and infrared at the meeting. More specifically, feminism is expanding the IR agenda in several ways, including norm norms, historical sociology, critique theory, postmodernism. In relation to this, Tickner is exploring "gender aspects of war and peace and security" in Chapter 2.

Feminists mainly depend on traditional political analysis of the world. The premise of gender sensitive analysis is that the social system is made by humans, so it can be changed by humans. Feminists systematically break down the concepts traditionally held by realists and think of them as commonplace. Gender sensitive analyzes take into account many factors that realists do not consider. As the history points out, in the domestic and international environment, the world is dominated by men. Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw: The founder of the intersection theory was applied to the feminist theory. Crosscut shots are very important for the whole feminist theory, and in order to observe inequality, race, class, sex, and many intersections of sexuality, the clenched show is a person who influences the feminist society. White feminism: Do not claim colored women or lower privileges. In summary of these privileges, there are advantages of society, especially the white middle class, but they do not have colored people, the LBGT Qi + community, etc. In short, white feminists may or may not care about oppression and discrimination against women with low privilege. The feminist theory is still evolving, there is no more conspicuous version than the other versions. There are different versions of feminist theory, but there are still similarities. Feminist theory examines the role of patriarchal in society and ways women depend on men. Feminist theorists are trying to explain why men commit crimes more than women and I doubt if the theories developed by men and men are sufficient to explain women's crimes and prejudice. Contrary to the early theories discussed in this book, feminist theorists try to use this foundation to power women, to identify their strengths and vulnerabilities, and to understand women's crime I will study the role of society in society. The feminist theorist then predicts the future occurrence of female crime and suggests a systematic response to female crime Many feminist theories focus on crime, especially women. However, more and more literature deals with the feminist's sacrifice theory and investigates victims from a feminist perspective. In this research we are trying to better understand how sex affects the risk of damage, the type of damage, and other important factors. The main component of all feminist theories is that gender is socially constructed. However, even if it is a "simple" social construct, it will have a very real and obvious impact on our society. Feminist theory historically pointed out the differences in privilege between men and women in society, but current feminist theory often includes other social aspects such as race, class, and gender. All of these social aspects show the privileges and marginalization of the American society (and many other Western countries) and affect individual damage.

America was founded by immigrants; immigrants from all over the world and from all over the world. Who are they? How did you come here? Why are they coming? Many of these questions can be answered when considering how race, gender, and sexual behavior affect immigrants. Immigration means that everyone is different, enforced, and for others it is an option. For some people this means pursuing "American dream". For others, you may be able to get rid of political and religious persecution, but that is always a trial. Tikana's theory of life theory: A theoretical discourse, Tikana feminism, which takes into account race, class, sex, gender, religion intersection, and other factors, combines these complex intersections. Controlling images and spaces creates alternatives to space nationalism, nationalism, and patriarchal nationalism. It also makes use of indigenous culture and philosophy (see, eg, Vazquez and Torres, 2003, 334). Furthermore, Benedict Anderson believes that the construction of the country is an extension of the imaginative "natural relationship" (1993, 143). In terms of culture and politics, I believed that Ticana feminism is anticipating the times; criticize patriarchalism, gender discrimination, homosexuality and ignore the differences at several different stages of the Chikano movement about. Interdisciplinary forum on gender and sexuality, intersection of ethnic / ethnic, class and other social and cultural systems. The center's main faculty specializes in sex, race / ethnicity and sexuality / LGBTQ + research, cross analysis of feminism, analysis of transnational and post colonial feminism, Chicana / o, Latina / o, Afro Latino study, Haiti I have knowledge and research in the Caribbean region, and research on culture and literature. They apply this expertise to important areas of research such as collective identity and behaviorism, health and medicine, law and politics, immigration, work, leadership and business, history, literature and culture, media and art, and social movements To do. In addition, this center has more than 100 related teachers with broad expertise and courses. In addition to majoring in female studies, students can pursue one of three minors: the difference between women's study, gender theory and politics, and social health.

Juxtaposing the identity of African women and the identity of women in the West is an incomprehensible concept. The term feminism is only from a perspective, from the Western perspective. The reality of feminism is that the world has various concepts of feminism and how it should be. However, feminists all over the world have a central theme. In other words, feminists are those who improve the overall gender against the traditional social role of women. The role of gender is the belief and expectation of how men and women should act. African-American women (and, to a lesser extent, African-American men) often have faire beliefs by gender that they are male and female as well as male. Feminism and feminism have also been discussed as part of the identity of African-American women. I do not like the well-known way of stopping the police in New York and monitoring it. Without a strong anti-black biased culture, racial discrimination, this approach will not be tolerated. Because the power of the National Police is overly invaded by an identifiable minority community. Feminist theory is the most famous gender theory still in society. Feminism is social equality between men and women and is a supporter of gender discrimination and patriarchalism. In 1840, the United States showed the first signs of feminism protesting the sufferings of women and African Americans. At the end of these protest actions, they acquired voting rights in 1920, but gender equality in society is still flawed (Macionis, 2010). I will point out the feminist theory by explaining Simon de Beauvoir. She explained her idea in four parts of her book. In the first part, she explains the biological method. According to her, there are physiological differences between men and women, and women are not as strong as men. She is also talking about animals to determine anatomical differences between males and females. Both sex and gender affect the difference in health outcomes between men and women. Gender refers to reproductive-related differences found reproductively. Gender is a social category that defines the social and cultural structure of female sex and male sex in society and proves the differential distribution of resources and power (Ostlin 2002). The gender difference between mortality and morbidity due to certain causes suggests that interventions to reduce women's health inequality should focus on measures to reduce male inequality. These sex differences in the results are caused by gender differences in risk factors, eg different access to different risk factors (workplace and household) and social and economic resources related to labor separation.

Sean Hill's modern sociological thinking (editor) This innovative new reader of contemporary sociological theory focuses on Canada. This volume combines 21 influential European and American social theorists and 13 Canadian thinkers and writers to provide Canada with a strong interpretation of international theoretical trends over the past 80 years To do. As an introduction to contemporary sociological theory, I introduce the main theoretical products of the 20th century, structural functionalism, symbolic interaction, feminist analysis. I will also explain conflicting classes, national themes, and modernism, culture and change. The second part is devoted to the important theme of the 21st century. This includes postmoderns and their critics, society, subjects and self, globalization and global consciousness, post colonialism, overseas representatives, citizenship and identity. This book is unique not only for exciting performance with the theme of the 21st century but also for many of the most influential social thinkers today, such as Edward Saeed, Stewart Hall, Jurgen Habermas, Ulrich. Let's leave it to Hibeck, Baudrillard and Pierre Bourdieu. Canadian content includes reading by Canadian top scholars and social commentators such as Dorothy Smith, Naomi Klein, Mariana Valverde, Leopanic, John Porter, Charles Taylor, David Lyon, Wilkimlika. This book will be a basic text of contemporary sociological theory courses offered by various Canadian departments of society. University of California, Los Angeles Gender and sexual behavior sociology (GSWG) is a collection of graduate students and teachers interested in gender and sexual behavior sociology. The team used various methodologies and theoretical approaches to clarify social processes and institutions that reproduce gender and gender. We also adopted an interdisciplinary approach to gender sociology, focusing on ways in which gender interacts with other social situations such as gender, group, nationality, citizenship, race, ethnicity, age and so on. While traditionally focusing on gender sociology, we are built with scholars of gender research, LGBT research, anthropology, political science, traditionally known scholars as state studies, and other program scholars I will do my best to create a vibrant sociological department. bridge Gender sociology is one of the biggest sub-disciplines in sociology and includes social construction of gender, how gender interacts with other social forces in society, and how gender and social structure as a whole We are discussing what is relevant. . The sociologist of this subfield has a wide range of topics through various research methods including identity, social interaction, power and suppression, and interactions between gender and others, such as gender, class, culture, religion, sexual behavior I will study. Other Gender sociology is a prominent sub-field of sociology. Social interaction is related to sociology and is directly related to social structure. One of the most important social structures is the position. It depends on where an individual has it and it affects how he / she is treated by society. One of the most important states alleged by individuals is sex. In public discourse and academic literature, we use the term gender, which means masculinity or femininity of human perception or prediction (self-identification).

In the society where we live today there is a big difference between what is considered a "boy" and what is considered a "girl". This is because we should obey the role of gender from the moment we were born until we die. The role of gender is a series of actions, attitudes, and personality traits based on gender expectations. The process of making people follow their gender role is called socialization, which can have a big impact on children. There are various places to socialize men and women. The term gender role refers to the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. These roles vary from culture to culture. Unlike gender itself, gender role is socially constructed. They may have been manipulated, reflecting the natural desire of gender, leading to sexual oppression. Historically, the role of gender is not necessarily consistent with our role today. In many ancient societies, human beings dominated Gender gender is defined as 'social and psychological aspect of male or female' (King 312). Gender consists of two parts: physical development and understanding of gender role. The role of gender is "a role that reflects individual expectations as to how women and men think, act, and feel," (King 313). Gender role is behavior that is considered socially appropriate for a particular gender. - Purpose of the report: This case will be prepared after the study. I will do my best to collect all practical and realistic materials in this incident report. This is to deal with the anger of marriage and to understand the style of men and women who experience anger: coexisting American society will certainly offer ample opportunity for mental sadness. This course introduces concepts and research in the fields of gender, gender, and Queer research. Expectations for cultural rules and behavior of men, women, gays and intersex people - Students have the opportunity to study the role of gender from various social and historical times. This course introduces a variety of intercultural and historical perspectives on gender identity and sexuality, such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender / transgender, homosexuality, intersex, heterosexual tendencies It is. Students have the opportunity to analyze legal and social issues affecting modern lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, gay, intersex, transgender communities. Pass / fail option Gender role is the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. The role of gender varies greatly between cultural and historical ranges, and all sexual roles are coincidental in culture and history. Many academic research on the role of gender is addressing discussions on environmental or biological causes of gender role development. The following sections are intended to give readers insight into the sociological theory of gender role and discuss their application in the context of the United States.

With all of these available revenue sources, it is clear that a few men are trying to apply for a college degree. Equal wages are even higher, men tend to make more impulsive decisions; they decline the university. Regardless of the type of education you pursue, men and women have equal opportunities at school. Based on my school experience I have never seen a young girl without restricting or restricting young boys. I have never seen a gender-specific curriculum, and I have never seen a difference in the type of education between men and women. The curriculum on gender and conflict means that the two areas of interest are interrelated. In this article we will look at the relationship between gender and conflict and explain the important reasons for understanding this relationship to understand the dynamics of gender and the dynamics of conflict. If you do not understand it, you will not be able to understand others. Understanding this relationship is an opportunity to change the power structure not only in disruptive force but also in a positive way If disputes are managed well, gender analysis of conflict understands peace It will help. Prospective customer C. Approach of feminist and gender conflict. An important conflict analysis focuses on gender conflict approaches, ie gender inequality and conflict. The approach of gender conflict is closely related to feminism, ie advocates of women and men's social equality. Imagine a society from a broad abstraction perspective. E. Symbolic interaction is a framework of theoretical construction that regards society as a product of personal interaction. Structural functions and social confrontation methods share macro-level direction, which means that they focus on a broad social structure that affects society as a whole. In contrast, symbolic interactions have micro-level directionality and focus on social interaction patterns in specific environments. The major players developing this approach include Max Weber, George Herbert Mead, Irving Gofman, George Homans, and Peter Brow. Functionalism and conflict theory focus on the institutional structure of society to explain gender inequality. However, symbolic interactionism focuses on direct social interactions to understand gender relations in society (Anderson and Taylor 2008). The theory assumes that the interaction between men and women exacerbates gender inequality. According to the theory of symbolic interactions, when men interact with women, it reflects their inequality in society (Thio and Taylor 2012). Symbolic interactionism focuses on the socialization of men and women, that is, how men and women behave. According to Money et al. (2012), both men and women learn the meanings of men and women through gender socialization. Gender and Achievements

Her father, older brother Laertes and Polonius also expect her sexual purity to maintain their royal boss's name. When Ophelia's Polonius and Laertes taught how to keep a virgin, they remind her how important it is, to keep her virgin. In fact, her brother and her father wanted to comply with her guidelines and ethical standards, but they think she is not recognized or respected. "This explanation is reminiscent of Shakespeare's plays and comedy in many women." Steve Henderson agreed that this kind of negative depiction of Elizabeth women's themes is common to Shakespeare's work Did. Apply Showalter's idea to Bramga's movie version of Hamlet Elaine Shaw Alter to start her paper to start her paper representing Representative Ophelia: Shakespeare's Hamlet analysis which actually ignores Austria The character of Feria of the past to criticize. Feminist critics believe that the Ophelia itself is not Hamlet's foil, but an important person. - Leadership Milton Lost Paradise, in the hot world of Cavendish, as well as Shakespeare's Othello and Hamlet criticism, thinkers who are the most powerful people in the world - they can not only form their own opinions I can advise their best advice, but enough for those people to listen to. When they learn sometimes stubborn, flexibly - they realize the best respected grass snake who is worthy of respect, Mr. Mikayira McAuley of William · Shakespeare Prezi What is feminist theory? Feminist theory is an extension of feminist theory and philosophical discourse. This is trying to understand the nature of gender inequality. This will examine women's social roles in all areas, experience, interests and feminist politics. In this talk I will feminist the theory of female Ophelia and the role of Gertrude. Ophelia is depicted throughout the script, Ophelia is depicted as a victim of a man character around her. Ophelia Hamlet and Ophelia Hamlet make you believe that she was the reason for his craziness Feminist theory explores inequality and gender composition in men and women relations. It is best understood as intellectual property and normative project. Understanding as feminist theory is often understood as a feminist movement in the mid 1970s, despite the main texts of the 19th and 20th centuries symbolizing the early feminist ideas. Feminist theory was originally intended to explain women's oppression worldwide, but after a magnificent theoretical approach similar to Marxism, problems and priorities in this area have undergone several major changes . The two main changes are (1) specialization and backgroundization from universalization to women's experiences, and (2) focusing on the "female" category, questioning the contents of the category and using gender as a category Conceptualizing and looking at gender-based exploration practices

Economic discourse: the theory of separatist theory and the story before capitalism Discussion of Gibson and new text will encounter the choice to accept a theory that is not capitalistic or to conclude that the media have no meaning. It can be said that this theme was backed up as capitalist liberalism including the whole reality. Porter [1] pointed out that it must be selected between decomposition theory and Sartre's existentialism. "Society is a legal fiction," Baudrillard said. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the elements of discourse of this civil society and to clarify related or potential dynamics. The important thing is to understand and analyze each form of civil society discourse at the theoretical, ideological and political level. In order to dismantle citizen's civil discourses using these terms, we first consider the origin of the concept of "civil society" and contemporary usage. Then we turn to the development related to discourse of contemporary civil society Please explain the concepts and speculation included in the generation of discourse. . . Disassemble important tasks necessary for our own discourses and construction of their silence. The aim of Queer theory research is the social expression of gay emotion, and in the culture dominated by the West for centuries, this human interaction is strangely expressed as any other person. Queer theorists have different opinions on what "Queer" is and what is not "Queer", and since it adheres to "regularity of opposite sex", "various" strange "ideas By examining, we find out what is "strange", what is "strange theory" for individuals, and how to help you deepen your understanding of gender, gender, history, society, culture, heterosexuality can do. It is almost impossible to talk about "lesbian" or "gay" topics, as the commitment to dismantling Queer's theory is denied by all social categories and is discouraged. Therefore, Queer theory can not be a framework for testing self or subjectivity, including those produced by race or class, but you need to concentrate that analysis on discourse. Therefore, sociology and Queer theory are considered methodic and epistemologically unintelligible framework by critics like Adam Isaya Green. Green wrote in the introduction chapter that Michael Warner (1990's) proposed the possibility of critical intervention to Queer's theory as a social theory (radical deconstruction); yet he wrote gender / During the process of identity identification and deconstruction

The role of gender in social society raises ideas on the correct behavior of gender roles. Over the years, I have noticed that society has very different rules and expectations for men and women. Men have standard and specific career goals and they have to do according to others' judgment. The goal of the career is based on the intended idea of ​​the sex role. I am qualified to do a lot of work, but I lost a woman with low ability. For retailers and other work, there is a tendency to choose women over men because of the fixed idea that women are more enthusiastic than men. Role of gender in society The role of gender is a topic often discussed in society. A simply defined gender role is an essential sense of how individuals or individuals feel and act. Society and culture are also very important to this topic. This means that different societies and cultures create children and later adult men and women may look very different about the status of men and women in the world around them. - Society, the role of gender and gender conflict have repeatedly attracted attention to gender confrontation in various forms. In our era, people's idea that they want to raise inequalities about gender conflicts and beings is likely to use television and songs to attract viewers. But this is a fairly new technology. On the other hand, books and some form of sentences have existed for thousands of years. Gender disputes are not new things The role of gender and the role of gender are based on personal gender and individual, group and community expectations based on gender values ​​and beliefs in each society. The role of gender is the product of the interaction between an individual and its environment and they provide individuals with clues as to what behaviors are considered suitable for sexual behavior. Define appropriate sex role based on social recognition of gender difference Gender means stereotypes from society, parents, religion, school, and media, and these roles are called gender roles. The role of gender may change society, society, and it seems to be in many societies all over the world. People expect to act according to these roles, the situation known as social learning theory. Katherine · Watson's teacher Mona Lisa Smiles showed some role between men and women, but Catherine · Watson came to this school as a teacher with only female teachers.

Child toy sex stereotype No signs are required to indicate which part is the girl's side and which part is the boy's side, regardless of what store's toy part you are in. In addition to all the pink, purple and other soft colors full of girls' shelves, the flash is also excellent. However, most of the boys' toys are Dark Blue, Black, Red, Gray, or Dark Green. The color normally used on either side is very hard. There are several ways in which children can influence gender stereotypes. Researchers such as Adrian Furnham and Twiggy Mak say advertising is one of the main factors that activate stereotypes of children's gender. With toy advertisements, these characters and stereotypes will be permanent. Commercial advertisements for girls usually display game houses and dishes. In their hands there are dolls in most cases. Popularity, beauty, and passivity are important points the media is about to reach. I have never seen a girl who is playing a "boys' toy" like a truck or a gun. Child toy sex stereotype No signs are required to indicate which part is the girl's side and which part is the boy's side, regardless of what store's toy part you are in. In addition to all the pink, purple and other soft colors full of girls' shelves, the flash is also excellent. However, most of the boys' toys are Dark Blue, Black, Red, Gray, or Dark Green. - "Doll House" Dollhouse gender and "serious importance" and the serious importance are written in the late nineteenth century when the role of gender in society was not important to the structure. Society is restrictive and oppressive to individuals. This is particularly true for women who are considered moral supporters in a polite society and are expected to act accordingly. Playing with toys that are regarded as sex is a way for children to begin to develop sexual identity. Between 2 and 3 years of age children will acquire a fixed idea of ​​gender roles through similar preferences for their favorite toys and games, as well as clothes, household items, and work ( Rathus, 2010). When will gender view start? There are two major theories: social learning theory and gender schema theory. According to social learning theory, children learn proper behavior of each gender through strengthening, punishing, and shaping to shape their actions. According to gender schema theory, children began to develop psychological categories of each gender since childhood, consciousness depends on what they learn and remember and how to apply it to themselves and others Influence. Gender identity begins when we are in trouble and continues from childhood to adulthood (Devor, 1989).

Rawl attempts to define justice as fairness within the original position in "justice theory", hence establishing moral ethics. Rawls's theory puts individual freedom at an equal position to account for Utilitarian flaws. In spite of Sandell's criticism, Raws' justice as a fair theory fully protects the redistribution system of society as a whole and solves the problem of inequality in luck. In "Theory of justice" Rawls tried to use justice as a theory of fairness to provide alternative to utilitarian and intuitive beliefs. John Rawls's book "Justice theory" is based on contributions to justice, and has priority over social arrangements and goods. Rawls, in particular in the allocation of social goods, defines fairness as fair, defines fairness from a procedural perspective, and proves that only institutions and life are good if rational individual goods are fairly considered I will try. An important invention of Rawls is its original position, a process of trying to make objective moral decisions by refusing individual facts to enter personal moral calculations. In recent years, much of the attention of "fairness" is attributed to John Rawls' work and his "justice is fair" theory. In his book, the theory of justice (1971), Rawls argued that certain principles of justice can be proved by the selection of representatives placed in the context of carefully made artificial choices I will. Rolls employs the hypothetical 'ignorative veil' to ensure that the selection of principles is not affected by people's special interests. Individuals make decisions without knowing their particular identity or attributes, such as economic or social status, religion, gender, age. By expressing individual concerns, when the veil of ignorance is released, they are Rose who chooses to protect them or to become "wealthy" members and to become a vulnerable group in society You may turn to the idea of. (1971: 12 pages)

According to Patricia Hill Collins, the intersection is "Theory of Relationships, Race, Gender, Interrelationship Relationship" (1990), also known as the "Matrix of Matters" (2000). This matrix shows that there is no way to understand the complexity of how gender, ethnicity, and class inequality are intertwined in women's lives. According to our text, the ranking of sex is "hierarchy" (2008), "men dominate women in terms of wealth, power and social status, but all men dominate women There is no. " Collins tried to create a framework to think about crossover rather than extending the theory itself. She identified three major research departments at the intersection. The branch deals with backgrounds, ideas, problems, conflicts, and discussions within the intersection. Another department is trying to apply cross-sectional analysis as an analytical strategy for various social systems in order to study ways to perpetuate social inequality. In the last branch, we use crosscut as an important practice for deciding how social justice initiatives use crosscuts to achieve social transformation. In 2015, the video title of Youtube was "Keynote Lecture at Boston University Social Theory Forum @ Massachusetts University of Patricia Hill Collins". Collins visited Boston University in Massachusetts State and gave a lecture on sociological theory focusing on cross-cutting issues and important issues. The second article "Crossing" by Valerie Chepp and Patricia Hill Collins outlines some of the main points of cross cutting. In this chapter, we will formulate a social science, summarize the core ideas (p. 30) and explore a new field of cross-sectional research as a unique knowledge project to discuss specific contributions in this field . This chapter outlines the results of cross-cutting studies and combining women's research and gender research. In this article, cross-sectional meaning in some of its applications and the political phenomenon of American democracy, from Congress to Hip Hop The main concept of interdisciplinary theory is the concept of social mapping or social positioning theory. Both terms refer to the concept that the intersection of different identities and different markers is called mapping the "social position" of an individual. As Hill Collins (1995) wrote: we need a new model obviously to help see the structure - the force structure system around the intersection of race, class, gender how the structure Do we create a social position for all of us? (491)

An emotional connection between Hawthorne and Hester was established. And the female heroine Hester can explore men trying to combat the hypocrisy of a cruel society with a different light. Many critics review Hester 's internal struggle, deny the concept as a central feminist in Hester' s literature, and define her as a vulnerable woman being hurt by society. These critics clearly lack insight into the real feminist experience she began to fight against social norms. Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw: The founder of the intersection theory was applied to the feminist theory. Crosscut shots are very important for the feminist theory as a whole, and because of observing inequality, race, class, gender, and many intersections of sexuality, clench shows are influential people in feminist society. White feminism: Do not claim colored women or lower privileges. In summary of these privileges, there are advantages of society, especially the white middle class, but they do not have colored people, the LBGT Qi + community, etc. In short, white feminists may or may not care about oppression and discrimination against women with low privilege. Feminist theory extends feminism into a theoretical or philosophical framework. Feminist theory is aimed at understanding the essence of inequality, focusing on gender politics, power relations and sexual behavior. While criticism of social relations is often cited, many feminist theories will also focus on analyzing gender inequality and promoting women's rights, interests and problems. The theory is understood as a series of rational ideas designed to explain facts and events (Hornby, 1994). Theory and ideology are important resources for ordering, defining, evaluating, and building political identities of political reality. However, some think that theory is a general way of thinking or hypothesis contrasting with practice. The validity of the theory requires empirical studies. Therefore, empirical research is encouraged to verify the validity of the theory and to evaluate their relevance. Feminist theory is a group of related theories that share some common principles. First, the feminist theory is based on the fact that gender social constituents of women and men's attitudes and behavioral expectations (often called female and male) are central organizations of social life, including crime, sacrifice, It is claimed that it is an element. Secondly, the feminist theory, patriarchal gender discrimination, the temperament of men and men pay attention to women and women - women and women are systematically eliminated in criminology or left behind I assert that. Therefore, the central principle of feminist theory is to incorporate women's perspectives and experiences into all research and practice. However, feminist theory does not regard women and men as homogeneous groups, but recognizes that the privilege by sex is different for women and men's groups.

What is the business purpose? There are limitless answers to this question, but they are okay. Our goal is not to find a definitive answer but to explore the four major business ethic theories to better understand what the business purpose is. The profit-based independent business model defines the shareholder theory, while making its maximum goal to generate maximum revenue for shareholders. Goldman Sachs giving priority to profits through a positive public image is a good example of shareholder theory. The three self model suggests that social comparative theory is a combination of two different theories. The second theory is about factors that influence the influence of self-evaluation and social comparison on self-judgment. Although much research has been done on comparative motives, there is little research in the field of comparative evaluation. According to the background of current judgment and enlightenment from social cognitive theory, self interpretation is considered a related concept, the model tests assimilation effect and distinguishes three types of self-concept of work. Social Comparative Theory Social Comparative Theory is a theory that can be applied to a deeper understanding of the image of the body and self esteem. According to Fertinger (1954), individuals tend to evaluate their opinions and abilities by comparing them with others' opinions and abilities. Personal awareness and how others evaluate them affects individual self esteem. There are two types of comparison, up comparison and down comparison. These may increase or decrease mental health such as self esteem when compared with perceived superior or subordinate personality. According to Festinger 's social comparative theory, when you compare yourself with someone who resembles yourself, your ability and beliefs are usually evaluated accurately. It is more sensible to compare goals (people, gender, age etc). Depending on the level of motivation, you may prefer to compare yourself with other people by comparing up or down. Festinger's theory points out that when you compare yourself with a person superior to yourself, an upward comparison is made and a downward comparison is done if you compare yourself with a worse one than you.

Contrary to the general idea, gender refers to attitudes, behaviors, and emotions associated with a group of specific people. There are two main perspectives that explain two different perspectives on gender inequality. Talcott Parsons' functionalist view argues that both men and women have special qualities that make them work well in certain incompatible events (Brym, 2014). Marxism - feminist view; however, men and women rely on social conditions rather than genetic quality (2014). The aim of this paper is to outline three ways of family-oriented sociology, functionalist, Marxist, feminist, how each approach looks at society, and how each approach they look at family . Secondly, each viewpoint is evaluated and critically analyzed. Finally, I will explain how early practitioners use this knowledge to improve my practice on the theoretical values ​​covered in this article. Taylor et al. (2005), family sociology has traditionally been dominated by functionalism theory, which highlights the universal and functional role that families play in society. The functionalist view on gender inequality was most evident during the 1940s and 1950s and was developed mainly by Talcott Parsons' core core model. This theory thinks that gender inequality is an effective way to create division of labor or as a social system where specific departments are clearly responsible for specific corresponding labor practices. Division of labor is committed to maximizing resources and efficiency. Structural functionalist views on gender inequality apply division of labor to treat predefined gender role as complementary: women take care of their families, men take care of their families . Therefore, gender, like other social systems, contributes to the stability of society as a whole. Functionalist gender inequality: Gender inequality is divided into division of labor, or a specific part of the population has clear responsibility for specific labor practices and another part is clearly responsible for other labor conducts Social system The theory that it is a valid way to create. The functionalist's view considers society to be a complex system where all parts work together to promote unity and stability. This approach focuses on social structure and social function, see society through a macro level approach focusing on the formation of the social structure of the whole society. Functionalism treats society as a function of its components, namely norms, customs, traditions, institutions. A common analogy promoted by Herbert Spencer is to present these parts of society as "organs" and to tackle the proper functions of the whole body.

Role of power and gender From the early 19th century to the beginning of the 19th century, women became too ordinary and suppressed by the population of men. Men demand authority by defining women's roles and responsibilities in society. Every woman is paying for the egoist behavior of men, but it is primarily middle class, sometimes even upper class. Charlotte Perkins Gilman's acclaimed story "Yellow wallpaper" was first published in New England in January 1892, and is the story of Gilman's own tension (Smith). . * Men's power over women is higher than women's power, while men with weak power tend to turn their behavior into a stronger person. In terms of sexual behavior, both men and women expect heterosexual love. Objectiveization theory focuses on how to handle the body in society, especially how to treat women's body like objects. They were first created by Fredrickson and Roberts who built objective theory to show how sexual objectivity affects women's mental health (Hill & Fischer, 2008). In particular, sex can also be seen by media checking and even sexual violence. This kind of objectivity allows women to think that their bodies are "played", not entities that maintain their individual vitality and optimal function. Role of sex and gender The first movie about the role of sex and gender was "Mr." when I began to distribute reading this week. "Mom" This comedy in the early 1980's depicts a young man's car executive and his wife at home, he was an executive in an advertising agency when he lost his job with difficulty. That person returned to work and stayed home with three young children (Loring et al., 1983), both of whom are difficult to migrate their roles, a woman's perspective is a wife at home, in the kitchen did. Men who cook and clean while wearing perfect clothes are considered to be strong and dominant gender, but women play a role with a weaker gender. The idea has been going on for hundreds of years

International economic strength has power to change society, but there are good and bad things, but as things go south, since culture incorporates an international political economy system that determines culture, It is not easy to separate them from influences. The role of capitalism in the overall situation In order to understand the change that occurs as a result of capitalism, society defines the meaning (eg, relatives and race) of the networks that make up society. We continue to see that one category being used is a social structure that enables gender and people to understand the differences. Gender is biological, psychological and social. Sexual anatomy (we often consider it as an indication of "real" sex of a person), our psychological or intrinsic sexual consciousness (gender identity), and the social expression of this identity Role and expectation of gender The anatomy of our cultural use is a key indicator of sex. In fact, medical professionals use anatomical methods to assign sexual behavior to babies at birth. Later, we assume that the child grows and determines the sex considered to correspond to the specified gender. However, in our current studies it is suggested that gender identity is also a biological process unrelated to the development of sexual anatomy. Anatomy and human gender psychology do not necessarily match the way we think it should be. Gender as a human is a complex interaction between biology, psychology and society - but it is not that complicated. In addition to different theoretical treatments beyond sex and variable gender, gender and sex as a category of analysis, international relations feminists also differ in their understanding of gender relationship building and reproduction. In short, some feminists place gender in the substance structure, others feminists consider gender as a gender that exists in discourse process. This difference between feminists in international relations reflects the development of feminist theory on neo-Marxism, constructivism and posterior theory. Efforts to change gender control depend heavily on how to understand or explain its existence. Therefore, the difference in gender ontology is normatively important in feminism in international relations. Naturally, the possibilities of feminist agencies differ depending on whether gender is important or discourse structure.

The theory of Windows and framework was born from the genre of formalism and realism. The main purpose of the two schools is to raise the fame of the movie. In the era of that film it is a showcase of a new aspect of charm and the advanced form of entertainment is the form of visual art of theaters, paintings and statues. Both schools think movies are a way to see through the opening, but keep the audience away from objects on the screen. Whether through the frame or through the window, the audience will see the theme, but they can only absorb it. Laura Malvey is a British feminist movie theorist, known for his articles on visual pleasure and stories movies. Her theory is influenced by Sigmund Freud and Yakracon (ideology as their "political weapon"), and psychoanalysis and feminism in her work. Mulvey is best known for the theory of women's objectivity in the media, more generally the "men's gaze" theory. As one of the world's most famous movie theorists, her ideas and clear evidence of misogynies in that movie opened up the eyes of many people and in 1975 what was simply accepted by people was finally asked . Malvi's theory helps to find gender issues in the movie, but why do we still encounter the same problem decades later? Why are you seeing the role women play in movies and television over and over again? Cinema theory is a series of academic methodologies in the academic field of film studies, a question of the essentialism of movies, a conceptual framework to understand the relationship between movies and reality, other art, individual audiences, and society . Three areas are interrelated, but movie theory should not be confused with general film criticism or movie history. French philosopher Henri Bergson's "Materials and Memory" (1896) was cited as a development of movie theory when the movie was born. Bergson commented on the necessity of a new way of thinking about sports and created the terms "movie" and "time image". However, his 1906 film "The Illusion Film in Fantasy" (English: Movie Illusion) refused to use this movie as an example in the head.

The main issue in current psychology research is gender development. Psychologists try to understand the relative importance of social and cognitive factors. Various theories have been proposed in this field, and the two most standard theories in this field are explained here. The theory discussed in this article deals with child's thought that is indispensable for gender development. This includes Kohlberg's gender development theory (1966) and Bandra's social cognitive development theory (1986). These theories help you understand how psychologists understand behavior and how they understand behavior and guide them to do so. Show more By reaching Phase 3 in about seven years, children should understand that gender is no longer based on external characteristics and influences. As a result, children are fully aware that gender is stable over a long period regardless of the context and appearance. In this theory, gender is more seen as a condition and various factors. Evidence from Kohlberg's theory can be seen in the development theory of Piaget. An understanding of gender consistency is expected to be about the same as Piaget's suggestion that children begin to recognize protection. That is, even if the appearance changes, the object (people in this case) remains the same. In addition, Slaby and Frey conducted a survey asking young children about their past sex, what they were and what kind of gender they could have in the future. They discovered that children are unaware that they can not change their gender and can keep a stable state over time. On the other hand, Bandura explained in his theory of social cognition (1986) that this theory is based on early learning methods and that children's developmental factors include more complicated and more factors . The focus of Bandura is on the influence of social experience on children's behavior. Still, this theory suggests that children play an active role by observing their environment. For example, Cognitive development theory argues that gender identity arises from thinking about her sex. According to Coleburg, sex change leads to sexual role acquisition. Gender Schema theory argues that children classify gender related information by observing what men and women are doing in their culture. According to social cognitive theory, children learn sex role through socialization. Parents, colleagues, media, culture influence gender classification. The use of adolescent material has declined in recent years; however, drug use is often used when a child enters junior high school. Marijuana, alcohol, tobacco are the most popular medicines for teens. Both are associated with serious risks. Using cannabis may lead to the use of hard drugs. The prevalence of depression in adolescence is increasing especially in girls. The main causes of teenage death are car accidents, use of guns, suicide and so on. Comparison and Comparison of Two Sex Role Development Theories One of the main arguments in current psychology research is gender development. Psychologists try to understand the relative importance of social and cognitive factors. Various theories have been proposed in this field, and the two most standard theories in this field are explained here. The theory covered in this article covers every aspect of children's thinking, comparing and contrasting the two roles of Celie and Jeanette. Please consider the influence of religion on the two main roles. The role of Celie and Jeanette seems to be lost in a completely different world, but there are many things in common. The influence of religion on two girls is remarkable and can be seen in two novels. Janet is trapped in the house and is very strict All theories concerning the development of gender roles focus on primary socialization and children's gender identity learning methods when recognizing two gender distinct gender roles and behaviors. Gender socialization and gender role development are influenced by various im

Since the early 1970s, gender has played an increasingly role in the development of discourses, policies and plans. However, in the field of refugee investigation and forced migration studies, gender analysis was not seriously ignored until the mid-1980s. In this article, we consider the origin of the modern concept of "gender" in social science, consider it as a relationship including male and female, is an important element to organize social life, affect social life It is regarded as an important factor to exert. The acquisition of power, race, class, and these are also gender structures. Gender analysis identifies the most effective strategy in certain situations and provides information to identify results supporting gender equality. For example, it can be judged that programs or projects aiming mainly to support gender equality or support gender equality are likely to be activities of the Canadian International Development Agency as well as programs and projects I will. Through policy dialogue, Canadian international development agencies and their partners exchange opinions and information, raising issues related to the policy environment in which they operate. Policy dialogue is an important way for the Canadian International Development Agency to work with partners to achieve the results of gender equality. It can be done through formal discussions such as the advisory group, or informal discussions through periodic contacts. Gender mainstreaming is a genderized political and policy practice and a new gender strategy for development theory. As an approach, mainstreaming gender perspectives is an approach to promoting gender equality. It is also aimed at effectively improving policy aspects by making the gender characteristics of assumptions, processes and results visible. However, as a theoretical form, gender mainstreaming is a process of modifying important concepts to establish a more fulfilling gender world, rather than establishing another gender theory. (Walby 2005) The United Nations believes that gender mainstreaming is a globally recognized strategy to promote gender equality. Mainstreaming is not its own purpose, it is a strategy, method, and means to achieve the goal of gender equality. Mainstreaming ensures that concerns on gender perspectives and gender equality targets are essential to all activities, namely policy planning, research, advocacy / dialogue, legislation, resource allocation, planning, planning and implementation and monitoring of projects . The patience to gender mainstreaming is one of the most effective means to promote gender equality at all levels of the United Nations. Development efforts

When people hear the word "gender" they are usually considered to refer to the physical sex of that person. However, gender is no longer a static concept in our world. Traditional masculinity and femininity are becoming increasingly chaotic as our society progresses and becomes accepted into society. But at the same time social processes continue to occur to force us to believe that men and women should be in order to adapt people to what we think is male and female. Sociological theory has different views on gender. The dialogueist's point of view is that the functional focus of the functionalist is the relationship between gender center and society, while the dialogist is trying to identify the relationship between social people functionalist The point of view is different. Functionalists prefer men because they are regarded as social tools rather than women. In relation to this, men play an important role in society, and women play an expression role in society. This theory considers gender inequality from the viewpoint of gender inequality and believes that it will be strengthened by the choice of individual role. They further believe that wage inequality in society depends on the role of women choosing to deal with them and their choice. Functionalist capitalists believe that women's income can be reduced compared with men by looking after their families. Gender social construction is the concept of feminist and sociological research on gender and gender differences in society. According to this view, society and culture create gender roles defined as ideal or appropriate actions of people of a particular gender. The roots of social constructivism movement in psychology are related to criticism of objectiveism recognized by positivist / empirical knowledge perspective (Gergen, 1985). The most common variant of social constructivism is the gender role theory, which is considered early social constitutionalism by Alsop, Fitzsimons, and Lennon (2002). Concern about power and hierarchy reveals inspiration from the Marxist framework like Foucault's work on the use of materialistic feminism and discourse

A method of identifying and classifying entities such as art, things, people, etc., summarizing the essentialism definition of cartright (615). In the case of a strange theory, it tries to complicate sexual and sexual preferences. Dell considers Queer theory to be completely opposite to essentialism, which is not essential (Dyer, 2013, p. 12; 13). This non-essential concept is that the Queer theory attempts to redefine "the essence of men and women" by eliminating the social nature of the integration of male and female sexual roles. Peraino, 2003, p. Furthermore, it is important to understand that Queer theory does not mainly analyze dualism between homosexuality and heterosexuality. Queer theory not only recognizes race, class, religion, but also other factors. "Queer is a product of certain cultural and theoretical pressures and this pressure will debate (internally) discussions on lesbian and gay identity." Homosexual "and" lesbian " The term is static and it is necessary to understand that European center labels can not be disseminated on an international scale when looking for it. When there is a big difference between the two fields, it only simplifies thinking of gays' theory as the name of homosexual and lesbian studies. Queer theory was the field of critical theory that appeared in the field of Queer research and female research in the early 1990s. The strange theory involves a strange reading of the text and the theory of "strange" itself. Lauren Berlant, Leo Bersani, Judith Butler, Lee Edelman, Jack Halberstam, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick's research. The focus of homosexuality research lies in the investigation of natural and unnatural behavior of homosexual behavior, but homosexual theory extends its focus to include all types of sexual acts or identity. Identity is a normative and deviant category The first criticism of Queer's theory is that "Queer" does not refer to the selection of a specific gender position or sex target. For example, Halperin (1995) allows straight people to become "strange", and they believe they rob her of their identity from lesbians and homosexuals. When the problem is related to gender identity, it loses identity (Jagose, 1996). Meanwhile, Michael Warner believes that the aim of Quea is not to heterosexual people but to challenge ordinary people. This is related to Cohen's view on power dichotomy. A straight person may be oppressed against behaviors considered sexually abnormal. One example is a colorful woman "queen of welfare" which is alienated by race, gender, and gender.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader What is Queer's theory? How does it apply to Shakespeare's research? Editor of the Australian Academy of Arts and Sciences of Madhavi Menon and Shakesqueer Companion Companion of Shakespeare (Duke University Press, 2011) talks about the strangeness of Shakespeare and why Bud continues to attract her. Menon: I do not think I can offer definitions. Because Queer 's theory is exactly the theory of pressure that we understand as a definition. Therefore, question theory to those who understand the stone, identity, gender, gender, power, difference, the overall understanding of the identity actually puts pressure on what we think about the definition . Therefore, by definition, Queer theory can not define itself as it is involved in exactly the same question as it is doubtful. . Neuma interviews Melissa E. Sanchez (University of Pennsylvania) on Shakespeare and Qia's theory of her future Shakespeare and Queer theory series. The discussion involves Shakespeare 's strange thing, it is important to ask whether Shakespeare himself is homosexual, Shakespeare' s sexuality, and the current US presidential misoperation There are many Shakespeare that can provide a strange theory, and vice versa, for the majority of the western and eastern worlds, because Shakespeare is a literary giant. Quoting the title of the book by Harold Bloom, he became right or wrong of what we call "human inventor". "Because Harold Broome's books are very problematic, I do not want to regard it as a support, but the general understanding about Shakespeare has already shown what a human means ... Shakespeare I think it is important to understand that the identity, humanity, love, desire, and sexuality continue to teach us how to talk about all these topics.I think that there are many homosexual theories from Shakespeare I think that I was born, so it is not my shortsighted at all.

Amazon is "Sachamama". It is home of the last free roaming animals and the world of the biggest vegetables. It is a great natural temple, a proof of God's first thought, not manipulation of man. When we travel through the woods, our bodies recognize this sacred place and each of our cells awakens from the drowsiness of the city. Our inner biology has readjusted the rhythm of the pure air that the sacred garden provides us. Our idea was settled slowly and we began listening to the sounds of birds, fish, pythons, crocodiles and winds. The basic gender identity at birth is incomplete, but it is an important determinant of sexual development. The dimorphism of the brain itself suggests that the ultimate gender development of most people has a strong biological base. However, changes can occur when endogenous or exogenous factors result in a fetal environment in which hormone levels do not follow a genetically predetermined pattern. In this case, the gender difference of these infants may deviate from the genotype related bias. Please discuss these changes below Gender and development (GAD) is a holistic approach to providing aid to countries that have great influence on socio-economic development without gender inequality. This program focuses on women's gender development, empowerment of women, and mitigation of gender inequality levels. According to general strain theory the study shows that gender gap between individuals can lead to externalized anger that can lead to violent outbreaks. These gender - related violence can be measured by comparing violent and non - violent communities. The role of gender can be analyzed by paying attention to independent variables (neighboring violence) and dependent variables (personal violence). More and more research shows that gender inequality can impair health and development. In order to overcome gender inequality, UNFPA stated that "women's empowerment and gender equality requires strategic intervention at all levels of planning and decision-making, including reproductive health, economics Empowerment, educational empowerment, political empowerment. "The social structure (ie culturally acceptable masculinity and the cultural idea of ​​femininity) often adversely affects our health. The World Health Organization is not allowed to travel alone at home (to the hospital), is culturally regulated so that her husband can not use condoms, and as a social norm to impair female health, Encourage orgies.

Socialization of gender and the role of gender have always existed in society. When analyzing the role of gender, when comparing cultures they are not always equal or consistent, but the expectations of women and men are usually clearly defined and there is little or no common field. Japanese culture is an example of a clear sex role that changes over time. According to Schafer (2010), "male and female roles are social expectations for male and female correct behavior, attitudes and activities", so they must receive education (p. 357). These definitions indicate that three basic elements are considered: biological gender, psychological gender and sex role. Gender is wider than sex. So far, gender has been mainly used in the context of human sociology, there is considerable input of feminist theory, and basic principles of basic biology are rarely mentioned. My primary concern is to clarify which principles of animal physiology and development are responsible for gender and gender differences and to enable diversity by sex. In Queer theory, it is widely believed that gender and gender are different. Some authors believe that gender refers to social behavior, gender role and individual gender identity, whereas gender refers to the biological characteristics of the body. Judith Butler criticized the difference between sex and gender and showed that there is a possibility that sex and gender may be the same. She pointed out that gender and gender must be equal if gender is also socially structured. Then she insisted that those who did sexual redistribution surgery are trying to meet the criteria of only two sexes. This means that sex is a cultural norm. That is, sex and sex are the same for Butler. In my opinion, Butler tried to break up the two words sex and sex. Judith Butler's concept of gender expression, how much gender performance eliminates stable gender identity?

In the society where we live today there is a big difference between what is considered a "boy" and what is considered a "girl". This is because we should obey the role of gender from the moment we were born until we die. The role of gender is a series of actions, attitudes, and personality traits based on gender expectations. The process of making people follow their gender role is called socialization, which can have a big impact on children. There are various places to socialize men and women. The term gender role refers to the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. These roles vary from culture to culture. Unlike gender itself, gender role is socially constructed. They may have been manipulated, reflecting the natural desire of gender, leading to sexual oppression. Historically, the role of gender is not necessarily consistent with our role today. In many ancient societies, human beings dominated Gender gender is defined as 'social and psychological aspect of male or female' (King 312). Gender consists of two parts: physical development and understanding of gender role. The role of gender is "a role that reflects individual expectations as to how women and men think, act, and feel," (King 313). Gender role is behavior that is considered socially appropriate for a particular gender. - Purpose of the report: This case will be prepared after the study. I will do my best to collect all practical and realistic materials in this incident report. This is to deal with the anger of marriage and to understand the style of men and women who experience anger: coexisting American society will certainly offer ample opportunity for mental sadness. This course introduces concepts and research in the fields of gender, gender, and Queer research. Expectations for cultural rules and behavior of men, women, gays and intersex people - Students have the opportunity to study the role of gender from various social and historical times. This course introduces a variety of intercultural and historical perspectives on gender identity and sexuality, such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender / transgender, homosexuality, intersex, heterosexual tendencies It is. Students have the opportunity to analyze legal and social issues affecting modern lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, gay, intersex, transgender communities. Pass / fail option Gender role is the social and behavioral norm of an individual who is deemed suitable for a particular gender. The role of gender varies greatly between cultural and historical ranges, and all sexual roles are coincidental in culture and history. Many academic research on the role of gender is addressing discussions on environmental or biological causes of gender role development. The following sections are intended to give readers insight into the sociological theory of gender role and discuss their application in the context of the United States.

There is no upper limit on the risk of men being willing to take it successful if their women have a ceiling, their success will diminish. "(Clay Shirky, 202) Shirky, author of" A Rant about Women "argues that women have to be more aggressive and ultimately to meet their goals. No matter how society responds, men will take actions to circumvent the "golden rule" to achieve their goals and desires. On the other hand, women lack this program, Shirky believes that they seek self-promotion. In the late 1970s, geographers began to study feminism as resistance to sexual discrimination. "From the late 1970's to the 1990's, research by many feminist geographers has challenged gender and geography, and gender inequality in geographical discourse and world knowledge" (Blunt, A & Wills J 2000) . Pg 91). Feminist geography is a more sophisticated approach in human geography, including "various ways that sex and geography make up each other" (Pratt, 1994: 94). Since the 1970 's, feminist theory has developed in sociology and other fields, and our aim will be seen as a concrete application of conflict theory. In this case, the conflict involves gender inequality rather than class inequality highlighted by Marx and Engels. There are various variations in feminist theory, but women are inferior to many aspects of social, political and economic life because society emphasizes that they are full of gender inequality ( Tong, 2009). Liberal feminists believe that gender inequality is caused by the gender difference of socialization, but Marxist feminists believe that this inequality is the result of the rise of capitalism relying on men for economic support for women I believe there is. On the other hand, a radical feminist thinks that gender inequality exists not only in capitalist society but in all societies. Chapter 11 "Gender and gender inequality" examines some of the discussions of feminist theory in detail. From a sociological point of view, gender inequality arises from complex combinations of cultural and structural elements that must be dealt with when further gender inequality is diminished since the 1970s. In spite of the change in this period, children continue to socialize from native, to traditional femininity, and to masculinity, with gender-based stereotypes continuing. People are free to pursue the families and occupational responsibilities they desire, but of course socialization and stereotypes can still imagine that girls and boys are still less traditional like women and men Restrict sex. At the same time, structural barriers in the workplace and elsewhere continue to put women at inferior social and economic status compared to men.

The social construction of gender in today's society plays a very important role in the construction of gender. If men and women are equal, gender raises many questions from the viewpoint of definition and discussion for many years and becomes a problem. Today, gender is built in 4 different ways. The first way is to define a child-rearing sex family. The social interaction of friends, enemies and children continues. The third is our school system and our association of education. The sociology of sex characterizes its theory and research, discusses the social construction of criticized men and women, one of the largest subfields of sociology, and discusses how society has gender in other social Interact with the forces, and how it relates to gender and the overall social structure. A wide range of research methods to study various topics such as identity, social interaction, interaction between power and oppression, and others such as sex and race, class, culture, religion, gender, etc., Sociologist. Other Gender research includes research that uses gender as a cause of stratification, and sociological studies of gender social construction. Along with the gender system and the sociological framework for gender research, the concept of gender system was included. The development of social policy for women's movement and gender equality was also discussed. Age components include age as a cause of stratification, but also research on aging and living processes. We analyze the stereotype of age and the social factors that affect the aging process. The important concept involved is age group and age designation. It also reminds me of the age composition of the population, especially the importance of the current "aging of the United States". Age bias, age discrimination, age discrimination also examined This curriculum focuses on the contributions to recent areas, including micro and macro level themes, psychosocial problems in gender development, gender stratification in labor force, gender and social protests, and feminist approach We will consider gender social construction. Prerequisite: I am graduating from sociology. In this course, I will first describe the history and goals of education, and how sociologists are trying to understand this system. Then I will study key themes including social and political forces that change forms of education, inequality in education, race, class, gender dynamics, higher education, and education. Prerequisite: Sociology graduation

According to Johnny Weir, "The male temperament is what you think ... it is all perception, [I believe] Masculinity and femininity are very old-fashioned ... [new] this Sentences are examples of gender as the definition of concept and are based on social and cultural expectations for gender.Sexual behavior reflects expectations of society in the definition of gender, It is related to. It is said that the social construction of gender sexual behavior is influenced by culture. Peterson and Hyde believe that gender differences in sexual behavior should be smaller in cultures with less gender differences (such as division of labor between men and women). They examine their arguments by using nationality as a measure of sexual attitudes and sex differences in behavior. The results support their constructivist view: the vast majority of gender differences in sexual behaviors in Europe, Australia, and the US have a higher level of gender inequality in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East It is smaller than in countries. They concluded that these differences in behavior could be attributed to male and female positions in society. Sex can be done as a social structure and understood. This fact is very obvious when dealing with gender issues. So far, gender is one of the most structured aspects most influenced by social behavior. Gender is not only the biological aspect of vagina and penis but also general social standard of behavior, behavior, thinking process, sexual orientation and appearance of "normal" women or men. The mere fact that a person is male or female results in a pre-built social image including acceptable content and content that defines and distinguishes each gender from other gender. A good way to explain this is to read Leslie Feinberg's novel called Stone Butch Blues. In other words, sexual behavior and sexual behavior are structured socially. Sexual social construction refers to the way in which socially defined definitions of culturally appropriate actions that form actions related to sex form the way people view and experience. This is totally different from the theory of gender, gender, and sexual behavior theory which links male and female behavior to biological determinism, or the theory that men and women exhibit different beliefs due to their biological differences It is contrasting. In 1971, Broverman and Broverman conducted innovative research on the characteristics of male and female mental health workers. When asked to name a woman's characteristics, the list is not such an aggressive, gentle, emotional, euphemical, logical, ambitious, dependent, passive, and orderly Including such words as. The list of male characteristics includes positive, rude, uneasy, dull, logical, direct, active, 邋 in (Seem and Clark 2006).

Marianism and masculinity are the traditional role of Latin American gender. Maria worship is one aspect of the role of women's men and women and masculinity is a form of male sex role. The main belief of Masimo is that men are more dominant than women. In most cases, the role of these genres is consistent with the traditional understanding of sexuality, masculinity, and femininity. In traditional understanding of sex, masculinity, female sex, I have found a single important contradiction. Some people confuse gender, gender, and the meaning of sexual behavior. Since the Spanish-speaking region of Latin America and Spain is included in Spanish, the sex role depends on Hispanic society. However, understanding the role of men and women is a keyword masculinity (gender discrimination, exclusionism), which is the attitude of men to faded women. This attitude affects the role of gender in the traditional society in which women should stay home at the work of men. However, the transformation of economics and higher education has not changed in Hispanic communities, as the role of men and women is no longer defined The roles of men and women in early childhood and mid-term The role of male and female sexuality in Brittany Texas 120 of human being seems to be derived from the expectation of sex role stereotype. Children of today's society are taught to recognize gender role before forming words. From the moment a child is born, wear clothes specific to gender and usually give it a name suitable for this role. . In the video, refer to "Infants: Male Women's Role" and "Middle Chapter 4, please refer to chapter 7 on the testing of the 2 main terms - gender and sex - sex - attitude - sex - behavior - gender identity - gender theory - children constitute the major agents of socialization of our role in Chapter 5 | - - class observation and discovery - intimacy in the society of gender roles - partners Love - part of the theory of wheel love - close relationships and interests - Steinberg triangle love theory - accessories The first movie about sex and gender role, sex and gender role when I start reading the assignment this week is "Sir." Mom. "This comedy drama in the early 1980s, a young man and his car executives are staying at my wife at home. If you hit hard and are out of work, staff return as an advertising company for her senior management To work, and stay with home with three children (Rolling et al., 1983). For two people, the reversal of roles is difficult.The point is that women stay in their home wives So she was in the kitchen This woman in the kitchen While this weak sex played a role this particular point of view, in the 1950s, more focused is cooking and leaving perfect clothes For cleaning, men are considered strong and dominant sex, but the fundamental role of women has been thinking for hundreds of years

In this course we will examine the relationship between culture and gender, culturally related beliefs, expectation and ideology for the role of gender, gender of various forms, socialization of gender, and relationship between men and women. While explaining the difference between men and women and its reproduction, an important culturally sensitive theory was introduced. The course also aims to introduce some basic processes of romantic relationships, marriage, cultural characteristics of family relations, intercultural and ethnic relations and marriage. Understand the most important theoretical methods and concepts in gender development, gender socialization, gender beliefs Sensitivity and gender difference to cultural representations of different gender Eagle, A. H. - Beall, A. E. - Stenberg, R. J. (ed.) (2004). Gender psychology, 2nd ed. Guildford Press, New York Eagle, A. H. - Wood, W. (2013) Nature - Foster discussion: Understand the 25 year challenge of sexual psychology. Psychological research, 8 (3), 340 to 357 Ekkes, T. - Hanns M. T. (2000). Social psychology of gender development Lawrence Ale Baum Associates, Ltd. Gimmond, S. - Branscombe, N .; R. - Brunot, S. - Bank, A P. - Chatard, A. - Desert, M, - Haque, S. - Yzerbyt, V. (2007). Change and influence in the process of cultural, gender, self-social comparison Personality and Social Psychology Journal, 92 (6), 1118 Hatfield, E - Rapson, R. - Martel, L. D. (2007). Passionate love and sexual desire. Handbook of Cultural Psychology at S. - D. Cohen (ed.). Guildford Press, New York. 760 - 779 M. Ryan, - N. Branscombe (eds.) (2013). Gender and psychological Sage publication of "Sage" manual, London. Chapter 14: Gimond, S. - Chatard, A. - Lorenzi, Cioldi, F: social psychology of intercultural gender. (216-233.), Chapter 15: Deaux, K - Greenwood, RM: Transnational: Transgression and Immigration (234-250), Chapter 16: Kurtis, T. - Adams, G .: Culture Psychology Relationship: Toward Multinational Feminist Psychology (251-269) SEVEN, A. (2016) Gender in Inclusive Culture: Position and Selective Mapping of History and Contemporary Areas. Cultural psychology 22, 4, 546-564 Stack, Carol. "Gender culture: color women and men." Logo: Women's culture and social journal 11, issue 2 (Winter, 1986): 321-324. In this article, Stack says men and women African Americans share a moral judgment system different from mainstream culture and is similar to Carol Gilligan's "Different Voices" (1982) women's view He insists. William, William Julius. Groups in a really disadvantageous position: downtown area, lower classes and public policy. Chicago: University Press, University of Chicago, 1987. Wilson examines the class and ethnic dynamics of the city center using structural analysis and critically evaluates the impact of unemployment and welfare policy Gender inequality is always a historical international phenomenon, human invention, and is based on gender assumptions. It is related to rules of kinship relations rooted in cultural and gender norms that organize human social life, interpersonal relationships and promote female subordinate status in the form of social class. Amartya Sen emphasizes the need to consider the socio-cultural impact of promoting gender inequality. This preference spans class and caste and discriminates girls. In extreme cases, discrimination takes the form of honor murder, where families kill daughters and daughters who can not meet the expectations of gender for marriage and sexuality.

Contribution of women leaders in society adds greater voice to feminist theory. Feminist theory uses present and past endurance to analyze the current state of women and men in society to improve women's lives. However, changes between race, class, race, and age have a common basis of gender. The theoretical view of the feminist provides a logical design for historical conciliators to consider inequality and rational discussion to support specific conversations for change. Feminist Theory Feminist theory focuses on the sex of power as the cause of crime. These theories address two problems. Why are men involved in most forms of crime rather than women, and why are women involved in crime? Most criminal theories are male-centered, and feminists believe that the cause of female crime is different from the cause of male crime. It is said that sex of crime is mainly due to gender difference of social learning and control. Women are socialized as being focused on passive, dependent and others' needs. In addition, women are closely monitored than men. This is why fathers and husbands want to protect their "property" from other men. In this context there is a more intimate relationship between women and their families and child rearing, which limits their opportunity to participate in many crimes. Feminist theory is a group of related theories that share some common principles. First, the feminist theory is based on the fact that gender social constituents of women and men's attitudes and behavioral expectations (often called female and male) are central organizations of social life, including crime, sacrifice, It is claimed that it is an element. Secondly, the feminist theory, patriarchal gender discrimination, the temperament of men and men pay attention to women and women - women and women are systematically eliminated in criminology or left behind I assert that. Therefore, the central principle of feminist theory is to incorporate women's perspectives and experiences into all research and practice. However, feminist theory does not regard women and men as homogeneous groups, but recognizes that the privilege by sex is different for women and men's groups.

Society has formed an image in the minds of people about ways to fulfill their respective gender roles. There are two recognized gender types, male and female, but there are many types of men or women who can play sexual roles in society or can be placed. The idea of ​​how people should behave is often determined by gender but the status and role of these affiliations are sometimes unwelcome and people want to become individuals in violation of the stereotype of the statement I think. Human society Role of gender in society The role of gender is a topic often discussed in society. A simply defined gender role is an essential sense of how individuals or individuals feel and act. Society and culture are also very important to this topic. This means that different societies and cultures create children and later adult men and women may look very different about the status of men and women in the world around them. - Society, the role of men and women, and the conflict between men and women have repeatedly attracted attention in male and female conflicts in various forms. In our era, people's idea that they want to raise inequalities about gender conflicts and beings is likely to use television and songs to attract viewers. But this is a fairly new technology. On the other hand, books and some form of sentences have existed for thousands of years. Gender disputes are not new things The role of gender and the role of gender are based on personal gender and individual, group and community expectations based on gender values ​​and beliefs in each society. The role of gender is the product of the interaction between an individual and its environment and they provide individuals with clues as to what behaviors are considered suitable for sexual behavior. Define appropriate sex role based on social recognition of gender difference Gender social construction is the concept of feminist and sociological research on gender and gender differences in society. According to this view, society and culture create gender roles defined as ideal or appropriate actions of people of a particular gender. The roots of social constructivism movement in psychology are related to criticism of objectiveism recognized by positivist / empirical knowledge perspective (Gergen, 1985). The most common variant of social constructivism is the gender role theory, which is considered early social constitutionalism by Alsop, Fitzsimons, and Lennon (2002). Concern about power and hierarchy reveals inspiration from the Marxist framework like Foucault's work on the use of materialistic feminism and discourse

Male temperament and femininity are two terms whose interpretation differs in history. Both males and females have responsibilities and obligations, but these responsibilities depend on the sex of the person. Gender plays a major role in economics, politics and society. Everyone starts to explain their strengths and weaknesses based on their gender. These explanations are not always based on his or her ability, but are usually based on his or her gender. In terms of appearance, men are often considered to be very powerful and not fashionable. But what exactly is masculinity and femininity? Masculinity and femininity are abstract concepts based on gender, men are expected to be masculine and women are female. 12 Until the mid-1970s, masculinity and femininity are bipolar and It is conceptualized as the end of a single continuum considered. In this theory, it is impossible for men and women to have both attributes at the same time. The theory of psychological and bisectionalization of Bem is challenging this hypothesis. Psychological and bisexual theory considers masculinity and femininity as two independent dimensions. According to this theory, masculinity and femininity are two separate entities, so a person can have both male and female attributes. Androgyny said that femininity and manhood are coupled to one person. If an individual lacks a dominant position in any character (masculine or feminine), they are considered indiscriminate. What does masculinity mean in homosexual society? Let's see the definition of "feminine temperament" and a feminine dictionary. The only premise behind these two definitions is that if you have the traditional qualities associated with both sexes, you are masculine or feminine. Thereby acquiring the gender of "male" and "female"

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader The last article in this section was written by Brooke Ackerly and Jacqui True and reviews discussions on gender, political method, and method. In this chapter we will show how feminist social scientists can adjust and improve the scope of feminist and feminist objectives. This unique methodological process defines feminist methods and methods rather than a single research design and analytical method. Explain why these methodologies were developed and list some examples of these methodological processes and methods from modern gender and political research. One of the most controversial applications of social constructivism is that many feminists assert that sex is socially constituted (sexual research, comparable value and political science in feminist political theory please look). First, the most prominent feminist theory introduces a distinction between naturalistic gender concepts and gender concepts, and accusing all attempts to obtain gender attributes from gender attributes is not a reality It is simply building gender. Recently, the story of postmodern feminist on gender and gender is also the difference between gender and gender, so we need to build gender itself socially. Feminist political theory is a recent political science field focusing on gender and feminism in the national, institutional and policy. It questioned the "contemporary political theory ruled by universalistic liberalism," claiming indifference to gender or other identity differences and therefore taking time to open up this concern. The view of the feminist entered international relations in the late 1980s until the end of the Cold War. The conflict between the US and the Soviet Union has become the main agenda of international politics over the past 40 years, so this time it is not coincidence. Even after the end of the Cold War there is still relatively peace between the great powers. Soon many new problems emerge on the agenda of international relations. Social movements are also gaining attention. In fact, in that era, the feminist method was also used to portray the politics of the world.