The document provides an introduction to concepts related to gender and society. It defines key terms like sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, and gender expression. It also outlines different types of societies and discusses the importance of studying gender in the context of society. Specifically, it notes how studying gender and society can help address issues of inequality, promote diversity and inclusion, and lead to positive social change.
The document provides an introduction to concepts related to gender and society. It defines key terms like sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, and gender expression. It also outlines different types of societies and discusses the importance of studying gender in the context of society. Specifically, it notes how studying gender and society can help address issues of inequality, promote diversity and inclusion, and lead to positive social change.
The document provides an introduction to concepts related to gender and society. It defines key terms like sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, and gender expression. It also outlines different types of societies and discusses the importance of studying gender in the context of society. Specifically, it notes how studying gender and society can help address issues of inequality, promote diversity and inclusion, and lead to positive social change.
The document provides an introduction to concepts related to gender and society. It defines key terms like sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, and gender expression. It also outlines different types of societies and discusses the importance of studying gender in the context of society. Specifically, it notes how studying gender and society can help address issues of inequality, promote diversity and inclusion, and lead to positive social change.
INTRODUCTION INSTRUCTOR: ADELE JOY H. MOJICA WHAT IS SOCIETY? • MERRIAM WEBSTER : ➢ COMPANIONSHIP OR ASSOCIATION WITH ONE’S FELLOW ➢ A VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATION OF INDIVIDUALS FOR COMMON ENDS
• GROUP OF PEOPLE THAT ENGAGE IN
ONGOING SOCIAL INTERACTIONS OR VAST SOCIAL GROUP YHAT SHARES THE SAME GEOGRAPHICAL / SOCIAL TERRAIN AND IS USUALLY GOVERNED BY THE SAME POLITICAL AUTHORITY AND CULTURAL NORMS. WHAT IS SOCIETY? • LATIN WORD : SOCIUS – COMPANION, ASSOCIATION OR FELLOWSHIP.
• IN SOCIOLOGY – SOCIETY REFERS
NOT TO THE GROUP OF PEOPLE BUT TO THE COMPLEX PATTERN OF THE NORMS OR INTERACTION OR RELATIONSHIP THAT ARISE AMONG THEM. TYPES OF SOCIETY: 1. HUNTING AND GATHERING SOCIETY 2. PASTORAL SOCIETY 3. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY 4. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 5. INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY 6. POST – INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY 1. HUNTING AND GATHERING SOCIETY
TYPES OF SOCIETY 2. PASTORAL SOCIETY
TYPES OF SOCIETY 3. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
TYPES OF SOCIETY 4. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
TYPES OF SOCIETY 5. INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
TYPES OF SOCIETY 6. POST - INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
TYPES OF SOCIETY WHAT IS SEX? WHAT IS SEX? WHAT IS SEX? WHAT IS SEX? WHAT IS GENDER? WHAT IS GENDER? GENDER IS A TERM USED TO DESCRIBE HOW PEOPLE CONVEY MASCULINE (TRAITS ASSOCIATED WITH MEN) OR FEMININE (TRAITS ASSOCIATED WITH WOMEN) WHAT IS GENDER?
HOW PEOPLE OR PERSON SEE THEMSELVES AND ON THEIR TENDENCY TO ACT ALONG EITHER MASCULINE OR FEMININE. WHAT IS GENDER?
WHAT YOU THINK AND FEEL
ABOUT YOURSELF HOW YOU COMMUNICATE YOURSELF, THROUGH THE WAY YOU DRESS AND BEHAVIOR. WHAT IS GENDER? TRANSGENDER: • MOST OFTEN USED TERM TO DESCRIBED NON TRADITIONAL GENDER BEHAVIOR AND IDENTITIES. • DOES NOT RESPOND TO THEIR BIOLOGICAL SEX
TRANS SEXUAL: • INDIVIDUALS WHO IDENTIFY AS OPPOSITE GENDER TO THEIR BIOLOGICAL SEX
INTERSEX: • A PERSON IS BORN WITH REPRODUCTIVE OR SEXUAL ANATOMY THAT DOESN’T FIT THE BOXES OF “FEMALE” OR “MALE” SEXUALITY • YOUR SEXUAL FEELINGS, THOUGHTS, ATTRACTIONS AND BEHAVIOR TOWARDS OTHER PEOPLE • THE EXPRESSION OF PERSON’S THOUGHTS, FEELINGS, SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND RELATIONSHIPS INCLUDING BIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO OTHERS. TYPES OF SEXUALITY HOMOSEXUALS
TYPES OF SEXUALITY TYPES OF SEXUALITY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SEXUAL ORIENTATION FORMS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION FORMS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION 1. HOMOSEXUAL – REFERS TO PERSON WHO IS EMOTIONALLY, PHYSICALLY AND SEXUALLY ATTRACTED TO THOSE OF SAME SEX/ GENDER. FORMS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION 2. HETEROSEXUAL – REFERS TO PERSON WHO IS EMOTIONALLY, PHYSICALLY AND SEXUALLY ATTRACTED TO THOSE OF OPPOSITESEX/ GENDER. FORMS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION 3. BISEXUALSEXUAL – REFERS TO PERSON WHO IS EMOTIONALLY, PHYSICALLY AND SEXUALLY ATTRACTED TO THOSE OF MORE THAN ONE GENDER FORMS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION 4. PANSEXUAL – REFERS TO PERSON WHO IS EMOTIONALLY, PHYSICALLY AND SEXUALLY ATTRACTED TO THOSE OF ANY SEX / GENDER FORMS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION 5. ASEXUAL – REFERS TO PERSON WHO IS NOT EMOTIONALLY, PHYSICALLY AND SEXUALLY ATTRACTED TO ANYONE BUT HAS EMOTIONAL NEEDS AS ANYBODY. GENDER EXPRESSION: • DETERMINES HOW ONE EXPRESS HIS OR HER SEXUALITY THROUGH ACTIONS OR MANNER OF PRESENTING ONE SELF ➢ DRESS ➢ NAMES ➢ VOICE ➢ HOW YOU PRESENT YOURSELF: COLOR OF HAIR, MAKE UP, ACCESSORIES GENDER EXPRESSION: • MASCULINITY GENDER EXPRESSION: • FEMINITY GENDER EXPRESSION: • GENDER NEUTRAL GENDER EXPRESSION: • ANDROGYNOUS GENDER BREAD PERSON – BODY MAPPING GENDER BREAD PERSON – BODY MAPPING
SEXUAL ORIENTATION GENDER BREAD PERSON – BODY MAPPING
GENDER IDENTITY GENDER BREAD PERSON – BODY MAPPING
GENDER EXPRESSION GENDER BREAD PERSON – BODY MAPPING
SEXUAL CHARACTERISTICS GENDER BREAD PERSON – BODY MAPPING GENDER STEREOTYPE: stereotype means standardized mental picture that is held in common by members of a group and that represents an oversimplified opinion, prejudiced attitude, or uncritical judgment. GENDER STEREOTYPE: GENDER STEREOTYPE: GENDER STEREOTYPE: GENDER STEREOTYPE: GENDER STEREOTYPE: GENDER STEREOTYPE: IMPORTANCE OF STUDYING GENDER AND SOCIETY IMPORTANCE OF STUDYING GENDER AND SOCIETY IMPORTANCE OF STUDYING GENDER AND SOCIETY IMPORTANCE OF STUDYING GENDER AND SOCIETY
