Feminism Flashcards

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What is feminism in sociology?

A theory about gender inequality and how to reduce it.

What does patriarchy mean?

A system where men hold more power than women.

Which type of feminism seeks change through laws and policies?

Liberal feminism.

Which type of feminism links women's oppression to capitalism?

Marxist feminism.

Which type of feminism sees men as the main source of women's oppression?

Radical feminism.

What is gender role socialisation?

How children learn gender roles from family, school, and media.

What did Ann Oakley say about gender socialisation?

Parents shape gender roles by manipulation and canalisation.

What is canalisation in the family?

Guiding children to gendered toys and activities.

What do feminists say about the hidden curriculum?

It passes on gender roles and stereotypes in school.

What is the dual burden?

Women do paid work and most housework.

What is the triple shift?

Paid work, housework, and emotional work done by women.

What is the glass ceiling?

An unseen barrier that blocks women from top jobs.