Please enable JavaScript.
Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.
Understanding Gender - Coggle Diagram
Understanding Gender
Gender Regimes Connell, 1987
-
Gender is a 'property of collectivises, institutions, and historical processes'
-
A gender regime dictates the structural patterns of labour, power, and cathexis
Gender regimes can complement, contradict, and co-constitute one another
-
Benefit men and women as collectives, not as individuals
-
-
Complexity
Embodied, bust socially constructed
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Structure
-
A norm is not a structure, rather it plays an important role within a structure
-
-
Patriarchies
Patriarchies are socio-historiacal and particular gender orders which systematically disadvantage women (and gender non-conforming people, by stepping outside of the benefits of the system)
Walby, 1989 argues 6 structures of patriarchy
-
-
-
-
-
Co-constituted with capitalism, white supremacy, and colonialism
Men Under Patriarchy
-
-
Multiple masculinities, organised hierarchically
-
-
Multi-scalar
Focus on genders role in individual attributes/experiences but, nevertheless functions on multiple levels (Risman, 2018)
-
-