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Modul 10 Family and Gender

Modul 10 Family and Gender. Men. Women. Breast. Sex is not. Adam’s apple. Sperm. Ovum. Interchangeable. Penis. Vagina Delivering baby Menstruation. It is permanent. Sex : the differences between men and women based on their biological conditions Sex is fixed and permanent.

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Modul 10 Family and Gender

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  1. Modul 10Family and Gender

  2. Men Women Breast Sex is not Adam’s apple Sperm Ovum Interchangeable Penis Vagina Delivering baby Menstruation It is permanent Sex : the differences between men and women based on their biological conditionsSex is fixed and permanent

  3. Sexism : Refers to a division made between people on genital / sexual grounds which goes beyond the simple biological classification and into the area of suppositions about personality, ability, equality, etcGender : The differences between men and women constructed traditionally and socially

  4. Gender is interchangeable, arbitrary and not permanent

  5. Dr. Mansour Fakih, Analisis Gender and Transformasi Sosial 1997, Pustaka Pelajar, Yogyakarta1Gender inequality ÄMarginalÄStereotypeÄOverburden  subordinationÄSocialized on gender

  6. ÄViolence  gender - related violence·Rape·Domestic violence·Genital multilation·Prostitution·Pornography·Enforce sterilization·Molestation·Emotional and sexual harassment

  7. 1Institutionalized gender inequalityÄThe schoolÄThe work placeÄThe lawÄThe mediaÄThe country / stateÄCulture / traditionÄIdeology on men and women concerning gender

  8. 1Women problems in AustraliaÄViolence / crueltyÄGamblingÄWhiskey / drunkÄSeduction

  9. Ryan in Gender at Work (1983)1Women’s skills have been denied1Women have been regarded as invaders of the workforce1Paternalism of working men, employers and courts1The segregation of the sexes at work has made it easier to deny women equitable pay1Highly segregated by sex

  10. Australian Women 1788 to 1950’s1788 – 1901  female convicts1901 – 1914 ÄPolitical role the right to vote (1902) ÄEducation (19 th century 1875’s)ÄResistance in studying medicine1914 – 1918 (WWI) and 1942 – 1945 (WWII) ÄWork forces as men went to the warsÄOut of necessity

  11. ÄThe first time women joined the armed forces·16243 women  WAAAF·18210 women  AWAS·1408 women  WRANS·8846 women  Nursing Services·2205 women  Women’s Land Army1Women’s auxiliary Australian Air ForcesÄGuiding aircraft home

  12. ÄCarrying radio – telephone operatorsÄDriving aircraftÄRefueling trucks, oil tankers and small sedansÄFolding parachutesÄTraining under close observationÄRepairing and maintaining rubber dinghiesÄTreating of self – sealing patrol tanks

  13. 1Women’s Royal Australian Naval ServicesÄSupplying cooksÄBecoming stewardessesÄDriversÄSignalersÄCodersÄClerkÄCinematographer operatorsÄVisual signalers

  14. 1The Australian Women’s Land ArmyÄRoot pickingÄMilkingÄFeeding 100 pigsÄTractor drivingÄAttending sheepÄCorn – crushingÄKilling and skinning sheep for rations1950’s  women returned to their traditional role  domestic

  15. 1The Australian history showed that ÄAustralian women were out of the “history”ÄThe political role of Australian women was still very small  dominated by menÄThere was discrimination in some educational fieldsÄWomen were allowed to work outside their house because of necessity

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