GRSJ 101 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Walter Lippmann, Postfeminism, Gender Identity

• School: UBC
• Department: Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice
• Course: GRSJ 101
• Professor: Lori Mac Intosh

Document Summary

Told in relation to things around us. Problematic, but no way to fix it without having to fix the system itself. Stories can be retold, summarized, and transposed. More than one side to a coin. A group of statements that provide the language necessary to discuss a certain thing. Joanne hollows and rachel moseley: feminism in popular culture. 1960"s - 1990"s??? (still maintains influence in the present) Based on the idea that equality is achieved. Joan w. scott: the evidence in experience. In the context of social and cultural norms. Creates a cycle of inequality, violence, and oppression. Theoretical framework for how we approach things. First to question text from feminist perspective. Experience > history > truth > power. Judith butler: bodies that matter - on the discursive limits of sex . Open texts to a range of meanings and interpretations. Occurs through our relationship to someone or something. Margaret l. andersen and patricia hill collins: race, class, gender.