Gender, Sexuality and Feminism
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This Gender, Sexuality and Feminism page on GoConqr gathers community-made mind maps, flashcards, quizzes and notes, from the waves of feminism and Queer Theory to domestic violence and gender equality. It's built for university students and professional candidates, school students, and teachers after ready-made material. There are over 500 resources here, including more than 20 quizzes, over 300 mind maps and more than 100 flashcard decks, with some that mention A-level and GCSE Sociology. Try a quiz to find your gaps, then revise from the maps.
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- Sex and Gender21
- Gender Identity and Sexuality19
- Gender Roles and Socialization18
- Masculinity and Femininity14
- Gender Inequality47
- Gender Inequality at Work19
- Gender, Media and Body Image8
- Gender and Crime5
- Gender-Based and Domestic Violence22
- Feminist Movements and Women's Rights24
- Feminist Theories and Types of Feminism48
- Feminist Thinkers7
- Feminism and Social Institutions7
Top Gender, Sexuality and Feminism resources
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Mind map "Assess the contribution of feminist theory to our understanding of society" -
48 cardsExplanations of gender inequalities Key sociologist theories of gender inequality
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9 cardsGender soc unit 3
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15 cardsWeek 2 WGSS Key Terms
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6 questionsI am Woman, Hear Me Roar
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Mind map Queer Theory -
Mind map FGM for courseworse -
Mind map Domestic violence in english Violencia domestica
Quizzes
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"Assess the contribution of feminist theory to our understanding of society"
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Queer Theory
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FGM for courseworse
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Domestic violence in english Violencia domestica
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Feminist Theory Evolution of Feminism
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Does origin, culture and religion affect a woman's aspiration to have a career?
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Trend: Women in the Workforce this is my mindmap
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Impact of Covid 19 Case Study 1
Flashcards
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48 cardsExplanations of gender inequalities Key sociologist theories of gender inequality
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9 cardsGender soc unit 3
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15 cardsWeek 2 WGSS Key Terms
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17 cardsStrands of Feminism
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7 cardsCHAPTER 11: Gender What is the difference between SEX and GENDER?
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25 cardsGender and sexuality identity key concepts
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21 cards(g) Ch. 13 Terms Gender Stratification
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7 cardsThe Social Construction of Gender Difference What is 'gender'?
Notes
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Evidence of Gender Inequalities- female disadvantage Labour Market ONS (2013)- Female graduates are more likely to work in a lower skilled occupation group than men. Barron and Norris- Women are more likely to be found in jobs which are part of a secondary labour market...
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Evidence of gender inequalities- Male disadvantage Workplace Dermott- argues men work longer hours than women regardless of their status as fathers Doyal- claims that as males dominate in high risk industrial jobs, they are more likely to suffer workplace accidents Ma...
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About Gender, Sexuality and Feminism
GoConqr OriginalWhat the resources cover
The page is built around feminist theory and gender identity. The mind map on the contribution of feminist theory to our understanding of society links feminism to education, crime and deviance, religion, the family and social policy. Other maps look at Queer Theory, Radical Feminism, Simone de Beauvoir's Theories, Crisis of Masculinity and Gender Equality in NZ.
There is also material on violence and control, including the maps on FGM and domestic violence, and the maps on Heidensohn: Patriarchal Control and Carlen: Class & Gender Deals.
Where to start
- Open the map on feminist theory and the contribution it makes to society, to see how the topic fits together.
- Move to the Strands of Feminism and Different waves of Feminism flashcards to fix the main positions.
- Use the Explanations of gender inequalities deck, which pairs thinkers such as Murdock and Parsons with their perspectives.
- Take the quiz I am Woman, Hear Me Roar, which matches each feminist movement with its aims.
Using quizzes and maps together
Read a map first, then close it and take a quiz on the same idea. Where you get answers wrong, go back to that branch of the map. Flashcards suit key terms: the Week 2 WGSS Key Terms deck covers ideas such as patriarchy, intersectionality and privilege. Notes such as the ones on evidence of gender inequalities, for female and male disadvantage, give you points to use in written answers.
Who it suits
The mix runs from school-level material, some of it tied to A-level and GCSE Sociology, to university course decks and quizzes. University students and professional candidates will find chapter-based decks and midterm sets. School students can focus on the theory maps and the key studies flowchart. Teachers can pick out ready-made material to share.
Where it sits
This unit belongs to the Stratification and Inequality strand of Sociology. Gender sits alongside the other ways society divides people, so the resources keep returning to power, work, family and identity.
Pick one map, work through a quiz, then make a few flashcards of your own.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
Start with the mind map on the contribution of feminist theory to our understanding of society. It links feminism to education, crime, religion, the family and social policy, so you see the whole topic before moving to flashcards and quizzes.
Are the resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr itself, so it is worth checking that a resource matches your own course.
Which quizzes are good for feminist movements?
Try I am Woman, Hear Me Roar, which asks you to match first-wave and second-wave feminism with their aims. Radical feminism is a separate quiz, and How well do you know your feminist terms? tests vocabulary.
Are there resources for school exams?
Some listed resources mention A-level Sociology and GCSE Sociology. School students can use the theory maps, the Gender: Key Terms and Studies flashcards and the Gender: Key Studies flowchart, then check their own specification.
What topics beyond feminism are covered?
There are maps and decks on Queer Theory, sexual identities, masculinity, gender and environmental change, FGM, domestic violence and sexual assault. Notes also cover prostitution and human trafficking, and CEDAW and Saudi Arabia.
What if I cannot find what I need?
Make it yourself. A free account lets you save quiz scores and build your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. You can also browse the Sociology subject and the Stratification and Inequality strand for related units.