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Sociology of Gender - An Equity Lens
Sociology of Gender is an introductory textbook suitable for students of sociology and women, gender, and sexuality.
- Author
- Nora Karena, Heidi Esbensen, and Dana Pertermann
- Publisher
- Open Oregon
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 39 sections
- 01: Gender as a Sociological Concept
- 1.01: Chapter Introduction
- 1.02: What Is Sociology
- 1.03: Social Sciences and Systems of Power
- 1.04: Applying Sociology to the Study of Gender
- 1.05: Why Study Sociology of Gender
- 1.06: Conclusion
- 1.07: References
- 02: Gender as a Social Construct
- 2.01: Chapter Introduction
- 2.02: A Process and a System and a Social Institution
- 2.03: Sexual Differentiation
- 2.04: Constructing Identity
- 2.05: Gender Expression
- 2.06: Conclusion
- 2.07: References
- 03: Gender Sex and Sexuality
- 3.01: Chapter Introduction
- 3.02: Sexuality and the Sociological Imagination
- 3.03: Who Do You Love
- 3.04: Sexual Violence and Patriarchy
- 3.05: Conclusion
- 3.06: References
- 04: Gender in Theory
- 4.01: Chapter Introduction
- 4.02: Early Theoretical Perspectives
- 4.03: Feminist Activism and Theory
- 4.04: Contemporary Theoretical Perspectives
- 4.05: Theorizing the Gender Wage Gap
- 4.06: Conclusion
- 4.07: References
- 05: Gender and Power
- 5.01: Chapter Introduction
- 5.02: Gender in Unequal Systems of Power
- 5.03: Individuals within Gender-Based Systems of Power
- 5.04: Gender in Global Systems of Power
- 5.05: Shifting Power
- 5.06: Conclusion
- 5.07: References