a*e
发帖数: 431 | 1 Psychology of Gender Textbooks (with comments)
Anselmi & Law: Questions of Gender: Perspectives & Paradoxes
· I've personally loved it, but there is almost too much material for many
students to digest (even when being selective). The general consensus on the
students' part was negative.
· the students HATE it (too empirical I think for a 300 level class)
· a bit too old
Brannon: Gender: Psychological Perspectives
· Very good coverage, I think it is more interesting than Lips.
· Challenging but | h*****w
发帖数: 244 | 2 cool list!
i'm most interested in the more feminist books you posted. personally i think
the distinction between "gender" and "sex" is a very useful one, given that we
take into consideration that femininity and masculinity and degrees of
"genderedness" are also culturally, contextually, interactively, and
temporally relative .
the
【在 a*e 的大作中提到】
: Psychology of Gender Textbooks (with comments)
: Anselmi & Law: Questions of Gender: Perspectives & Paradoxes
: · I've personally loved it, but there is almost too much material for many
: students to digest (even when being selective). The general consensus on the
: students' part was negative.
: · the students HATE it (too empirical I think for a 300 level class)
: · a bit too old
: Brannon: Gender: Psychological Perspectives
: · Very good coverage, I think it is more interesting than Lips.
: · Challenging but
| L**y
发帖数: 128 | 3 hehe,
sex is a biological term and gender is a social term.
think
we
many
use
textbook
interesting.
it,
to
【在 h*****w 的大作中提到】
: cool list!
: i'm most interested in the more feminist books you posted. personally i think
: the distinction between "gender" and "sex" is a very useful one, given that we
: take into consideration that femininity and masculinity and degrees of
: "genderedness" are also culturally, contextually, interactively, and
: temporally relative .
:
: the
| h*****w
发帖数: 244 | 4 exactly :)
and this is why "gender identity" is fluid and changeable (^^)
that
on
Stereotypes"
interesting
【在 L**y 的大作中提到】
: hehe,
: sex is a biological term and gender is a social term.
:
: think
: we
: many
: use
: textbook
: interesting.
: it,
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