paternity- fatherhood/ role of the father in cenception
divine feminine- sacredness of a woman because of her ability to conceive children
egalitarian- men and women have equitable power and role
productive sphere- world of public works
reproductive affairs- world of the home and related tasks
patriarchal- men dominated
matriarchal- woman dominated
patriarchy is from the greek word patriarkhes meaning "rule of a father"
patrilineal society- only men can inherent family name and property
patriarchy is viewed by the sociologist as social construct not biological phenomenon
friedrich engels- german philosopher and sociologist
friedrich engels- argues that patriarchy came about when people started having private property instead of communal living
three historical views on gender (greek, egypt, china)
greek philospher - ARISTOTLE AND PLATO
egypt philosopher- herondotus
china- confucianism
aristotle, plato and other philosophers viewed woman as the inferior sex and are properties of men
herodotus a greek historian observed the egyptian civilization citing that egyptian women enjoyed higher social status than greek woman because they can inherit a property and engage in trade and politics
greek influence quickly spread in egypt through the conquests of alexander the great across asia aand africa
confucianism has stringent written rules that dictate how women should conduct themselves
"three obediences and four virtues" and "precepts of women" states that women should obey their father , when married she must obey her husband, and when widowed she is to obey her son
sexism- prejudice, stereotype, and discrimination among sex
gender pay gap- men earn more than woman
underrepresentation in politics, military, executive position, etc
rape on woman
very conservative expectation
women's liberation movement, women's movement or feminism is a continuing series of social movements that aims to challenge patriarchal society that creates these oppressive political structures, beliefs, and practices against women