SOCI 1001 Lecture 5: SOCI1001- Tonya Davidson - week 5

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOCI 1001
• Professor: Tonya Davidson

Document Summary

Sex - physical or physiological differences between males and females. Bodies are male or female or intersex. Gender - social or cultural distinctions associated with being male or female. Bodies are socially proceeded to be masc or fem. Based on binaries: black or white, male/female. Binaries are not equal in power (gender hierarchy) They require boarder work (social sanctions that ensure that these genders ideals seem natural, universal, and timeless) Way of thinking of how gender socialization produces a loop. Gender socialization is ongoing throughout a lifetime. Story has 4 parts: bodies are born in two types; female and male, the babies are socialized to be masculine or feminine. !1: bodies are attracted to opposite type bodies (heterosexuality is deemed as. Monday, october 16, 2017 acceptable: reproduction of bodies and gender. She"s a boy i knew - short lm: what were the parents made concern. They felt guilty and embarrassment for their son"s actions.