Lecture

Gender Stereotypes and Social Division of Labor

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Description

This lecture explores the unequal male-female relationship in the West during the late 19th and 20th centuries, focusing on stereotypes in scientific discourse and the construction of knowledge to prove the inferiority of women. It delves into the gendered social division of labor, the domination and subordination dynamics, and the construction of gender codes through rituals and societal systems.

Instructor

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