SOC 1101 Study Guide - Final Guide: Racialization, Malcolm Gladwell, Relative Deprivation

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOC 1101
• Professor: Willow Scobie

Document Summary

Lectures taking place march 9th to march 30th (lecture numbers 15 to 21 in my notes) This note is an overview of the march 9-30th lectures for review purposes. Lecture 15 - march 9 - sex and gender. Watched documentary the codes of gender identity and performance in pop. The difference in the way men and women are portrayed in media. The role of biology in our masculinity or femininity was discussed. Weather men are naturally aggressive or not - varies from culture to culture. Women role in child bearing and rearing leaves them a poorer choice for hunting and warfare logically. Male and female roles and practices are softened learned though social agents such as family and the media. Gender" is actually a socially created phenomena and lacks a xed essence. Doing gender is the act of acting in a way socially accepted/anticipated for your speci c gender. Lecture 16 - march 13 - race and ethnicity.