POLS 4900 Lecture 1: POLS4100 Lecture 1

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Political Science
• Course: POLS 4900
• Professor: Duada

Document Summary

Second class citizens: but there can be men who don"t accept that for women, particularly 18th century and on. Illuminated gendered concepts such the representation of the public an d the private: brings new methodologies: questions the universal, asks how to address difference, empirical in drawing conclusions from the lived experience of women, feminist work is empirical. Gendering as a process: process of gendering: a social process where identities are produced within the exercise of power (for the individual a becoming") (psychology, health profession) Regulation of women and girls in liberal democracies: regulation of women & girls in the process of gendering, role of the state in regulation of women. Coercive power of the state in regulating girl"s and women"s sexuality (men never jailed for sexuality, women are) Intersecting identities: class, race, single status important factors: role of disciplines (psychology, criminology, medicine) Proper virtue, proper mothering, proper family: role of social formation of the middle class.