Health Sciences 1002A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Simone De Beauvoir, Wage Labour, The Second Sex
25 Nov 2016
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Plan for today: review lm life under mike, lecture, film clip, lecture. Learning objectives: to consider gender as a sdh. Consider feminist analysis of intersection of gender and economic inequality, using 2 case studies: feminization of poverty, feminomics". Consider medicalization and its relationship to sdh and gender. Key concepts: intersectionality, feminist analysis, gender paradox, sex, gender (p. 180, sexism, feminization of poverty, sexual division of labour, domestic labour, feminomics": patriarchal economic paradigm, medicalization (p. 169) Recap- economic in uences on social inequities: capitalist economic systems foster social inequalities and health inequalities. Two classes are in major constant struggle. Working class struggles to earn living to have a comfortable life. Neoliberalism disrupts solidarity of working class: capitalist systems produce distinct social classes. Constant struggle: social relations of production. Recap- health and social inequities: health inequities rooted in social inequities, social inequities produced by: Economic inequities: capitalist systems, two class system.
