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Document Summary
The biological differences between male and female - but to some extent, this categorization is influenced by cultural beliefs about sex and gender. The social classification of masculine and feminine, based on cultural beliefs. Why gender and gender relations are central to society. Social relations of power - power is often unevenly distributed along gender lines - gender plays a role in social power. Individual and groups identities - gender intersects with other social identities. Formation of kinship and other groups - ideas about gender and gender roles contribute to who and how one marries and how one contributes to kin relationships. Social meaning and value - our concepts of gender and gender roles influence other concepts (strength, beauty, power, authority, family ) Masculine and feminine traits are patterned by culture. Arapesh: both sexes are expected to act in ways americans consider. "feminine," both sexes cared for children and were nurturers, neither sex was aggressive.
