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Cards (9)
FEMALE ID - family
parsons
- ID formed by girls observing their mothers taking the expressive role in the home
they are caring and nurturing
oakley
-
verbal appellation
, canalisation and
manipulation
dolls, pink, little lady
forces a caring for family ID and links to women having careers as
nurses
or
carers
FEMALE ID - education
education is female centred - mostly female teachers gives more role models
girls are expected to be passive in education unlike boys
francis
- more girls in
STEM
leads to boffin ID
FEMALE ID - media
media created unachievable standards for girls
woolf
- beauty myth
tuchman
et al - symbolic annihilation of womens achievements
decreases
self esteem
women seen through
male gaze
and as sexual objects, not intelligence
FEMALE ID - peers
archer
- hyper heterosexual ID to gain capital from peers
girls not achieveing in school will revert to makeup and jewellery to gain
status
and attention from boys
mcrobbie
- bedroom culture
Female ID - evaluation
socialisation is changing - more
confidence
in women but are seen to pick up masculine traits like arrogance
female ID are diverse and women have more choice now e.g
trad wife movement
MALE ID - family
parsons - men take on the
instrumental
role in the family
focus on providing and disciplining
boys are more likely to observe their dads at
home
than at
work
oakley
- canalised into masculine jobs with toys like diggers and tools
gershunny
- dads now are more empathetic and help more in the home
MALE ID - education
feminisation
of education leads to male underachievement
willis
- laddim - anti-school subcultures
peers and rejection of education rewards with
status
ward -
geek
subcultures rather then ASSC
mac
en
ghail
- new enterprisers - focus on business and economics instead of rebelling
MALE ID - media
messerschmidt
-
hegemonic masculinity
media stereotypes are dangerous as it avoids
emotional
talk and promotes dangerous risk
taking
MALE ID - evaluation
shouldn't generalise and stereotype all males
crisis of masculinity
- men struggle to find their place in society now