ANT 3302 Lecture Notes - Social Stratification, Racialization, Transnationalism
11 Mar 2014
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Habitus- habits and actions within humans throughout time and geographic place. Intersexuality- race, class, gender, politics (always consider multiple facets of gender roles) Ec: saturday- march 1st: brazillian carnival gville (attend event, short ethnographic (qualitative) report 10 points per page~3 pages) Registered~group 11: april 2nd (citation list/with group names needed before presentation) Sex, gender & political economy / producing culture. Read: part 7:43, 45, 47, 49, 50 / part 8: 52, 55. Gender- socially and culturally produced ideas about differences between men and women in societies. Based on societies interpretations of sex differences- mostly anatomical features that distinguish males from females. Gender identity- idea of what it means to be a man or woman in a certain society. Gender inequality is produced through how societies distinguish girls from boys via traits which are all measured differently. Power- ability to act effectively and exercise control over oneself and others.
