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Defining what is the Gender Systems, Theories and Rights, Lecture notes of Gender Psychology

How men maintain control in Patriarchy, Characteristic of a Patriarchal System, Types of Sexism, Feminist Movements Happened in Three Waves, Types of Feminist Theory, The Yogyakarta Principles

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Patriarchyto describe the power of the father as the head of
household.
HOW MEN MAINTAIN CONTROL IN PATRIARCHY:
Wome n ‘s Produc@ve (labor) power men make
money; women work in household.
Wome n’s Reproduc@on can’t decide how many
children.
Wome n’s Se xual ity obliged to provide sexual services.
Wome n’s Mobility men control when women leave
the house.
Property and other economic resources proper=es
are moderate by men and are passed on from father to
son.
CHARACTERISTIC OF A PATRIARCHAL SYSTEM:
Male Dominance – Men make all the decisions.
Male Iden@fica@on concerned with quali=es such,
strength, forcefulness, ra=onally, strong work ethic,
control, and compe==veness.
Male Centered men are center of society.
Men Must be Always in Control
SEXISM – prejudice or discrimina=on based on a person’s sex or
gender.
TYPES OF SEXISM:
Old-Fashioned men are considered superior.
Modern – beliefs include, sexism is no longer a problem
today, and women who complain about sexism just
want to cause trouble.
Hos@le women are just whiny individuals who love to
control men by being a sexual tease.
Benevolent women possess “princess quali=es of
purity.
Ambivalent worth of love and respect, while others
deserve bad treatment.
INSTITUTIONAL SEXISM society provides different
opportuni=es and benefits for one sex over the other.
FOUR ARES IN MODERN SOCIETY WITH INSTITUTIONAL
SEXISM:
At Work – men holding higher posi=on than women.
At Home women are taught and seen as the ones who
takes care of the family.
In Poli@cs men are seen domina=ng poli=cal posi=ons
over women.
In the Military men outnumber the women in terms
numbers and ac=vity in the armed forces.
FEMINISM defined as a poli=cal, cultural, or economics
movement that endeavors to establish equal rights and legal
protec=on for women.
FEMINIST MOVEMENTS HAPPENDED IN THREE WAVES:
1st Wave focused on equal rights.
2nd Waveequality issues and ending discrimina=on of
women.
3rd Wave to improve the second wave on interna=onal
level.
TYPES OF FEMISINT THEORY:
Liberal Feminism - society has false belief that women
are not as capable as men.
Radical Feminism oppression is due to the male-
controlled capitalist hierarchy.
o Radical-Libertarian Feminism argues that a
women’s capacity of giving birth.
o Radical-Cultural Feminism embraces
everything about being a woman.
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Patriarchy – to describe the power of the father as the head of household. HOW MEN MAINTAIN CONTROL IN PATRIARCHY:

  • Women ‘s Produc@ve (labor) power – men make money; women work in household.
  • Women’s Reproduc@on – can’t decide how many children.
  • Women’s Sexuality – obliged to provide sexual services.
  • Women’s Mobility – men control when women leave the house.
  • Property and other economic resources – proper=es are moderate by men and are passed on from father to son. CHARACTERISTIC OF A PATRIARCHAL SYSTEM:
  • Male Dominance – Men make all the decisions.
  • Male Iden@fica@on – concerned with quali=es such, strength, forcefulness, ra=onally, strong work ethic, control, and compe==veness.
  • Male Centered – men are center of society.
  • Men Must be Always in Control SEXISM – prejudice or discrimina=on based on a person’s sex or gender. TYPES OF SEXISM:
  • Old-Fashioned – men are considered superior.
  • Modern – beliefs include, sexism is no longer a problem today, and women who complain about sexism just want to cause trouble.
  • Hos@le – women are just whiny individuals who love to control men by being a sexual tease.
  • Benevolent – women possess “princess” quali=es of purity.
  • Ambivalent – worth of love and respect, while others deserve bad treatment. INSTITUTIONAL SEXISM – society provides different opportuni=es and benefits for one sex over the other. FOUR ARES IN MODERN SOCIETY WITH INSTITUTIONAL SEXISM:
  • At Work – men holding higher posi=on than women.
  • At Home – women are taught and seen as the ones who takes care of the family.
  • In Poli@cs – men are seen domina=ng poli=cal posi=ons over women.
  • In the Military – men outnumber the women in terms numbers and ac=vity in the armed forces. FEMINISM – defined as a poli=cal, cultural, or economics movement that endeavors to establish equal rights and legal protec=on for women. FEMINIST MOVEMENTS HAPPENDED IN THREE WAVES:
  • 1 st^ Wave – focused on equal rights.
  • 2 nd^ Wave – equality issues and ending discrimina=on of women.
  • 3 rd^ Wave – to improve the second wave on interna=onal level. TYPES OF FEMISINT THEORY:
  • Liberal Feminism - society has false belief that women are not as capable as men.
  • Radical Feminism – oppression is due to the male- controlled capitalist hierarchy. o Radical-Libertarian Feminism – argues that a women’s capacity of giving birth. o Radical-Cultural Feminism – embraces everything about being a woman.
  • Marxist/Socialist Feminism – gender equality is to destroy the capitalist society.
  • Existen@al Feminism – allows a woman to escape the dependency of a man.
  • Mul@cultural Feminism – woman has different iden=ty.
  • Cultural Feminism – fundamental personality differences between a man and a woman; differences are dis=nc=ve.
  • Eco-Feminism – connec=on between the destruc=on of the environment. QUEER THOERY – established in the 1990s and is rela=vely new theory. CORE THEORIST FOR QUEER THEORY INCLUDED:
  • Teresa de Laure@s
  • Michael Foucalt
  • Eve Sedwick
  • Judith Butler THE YOGYKARTA PRINCIPLES – document about human rights in the areas of sexual orienta=on and gender iden=ty that was published as the outcome of the interna=onal mee=ng of human rights groups in Yogykarta , Indonesia in Novemember of 2006.