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  1. 1Gender Stratificationthe unequal distribution of wealth, power, and privilege between men and women
  2. 2Patriarchya form of social organization in which males dominate females
  3. 3Matriarchya form of social organization in which females dominate males
  4. 4Sexismthe belief that one sex is innately superior to the other
  5. 5Gender/Sex Rolesattitudes and activities that a society links to each sex
  6. 6Intersection Theoryanalysis of the interplay of race, class, and gender, often resulting in multiple dimensions of disadvantage
  7. 7Minorityany category of people distinguished by physical or cultural difference that a society sets apart and subordinates
  8. 8Structural-Functional Approach to Gendersuggests that in pre-industrial societies, distinctive roles for males and females reflect biological differences between the sexes; in industrial societies, marked gender inequality becomes dysfunctional and gradually increases
  9. 9Symbolic-Interaction Approach to Gendersuggests that individuals use gender as one element of their personal performances as they socially construct reality through everyday interactions
  10. 10Social-Conflict Approach to Gendersuggests that gender is an important dimension of social inequality and social conflict; gender inequality benefits men and disadvantages women
  11. 11The Israeli Kibbutzgender is considered irrelevant
  12. 12Margaret Mead’s Researchculture is the key to gender differences
  13. 13George Murdock's Researchin pre-industrial societies, hunting and warfare belong to men and domestic duties to women; but beyond this pattern he found much variety
  14. 14Talcott Parsons' Theory on Complementary Rolesmen and women have complementary traits by socialization; instrumental (rational, competitive for boys) and expressive (emotional responsiveness for girls)
  15. 15Friedrich Engels Theory on Gender and Classmen gained power over women as productive technology advanced; private property contributed to male domination; they controlled women's sexuality to identify male heirs; capitalism= strong male domination
  16. 16Feminismadvocacy of social equality for men and women in opposition to patriarchy and sexism
  17. 17Liberal Feminismseeks equal opportunity for both sexes within the existing society
  18. 18Socialist Feminismclaims that gender equality will come about by replacing capitalism with socialism
  19. 19Radical Feminismseeks to eliminate the concept of gender itself and to create an egalitarian and gender-free society
  20. 20Cultural Feminismrejects privileged white middle-class feminism that ignores others
  21. 21Postmodern Feminismrejects other feminist thought

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Gender Stratification
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