Genderation
Pasquale De Marco
Maison d'édition: Publishdrive
Synopsis
In this groundbreaking exploration of gender in America, we embark on a journey through history, culture, and society to unravel the complexities of gender roles, expressions, and power dynamics. Delving into the shifting sands of gender norms, we witness how they have been shaped by societal changes, feminist movements, and cultural influences. We delve into the diverse expressions of gender, recognizing the fluidity and spectrum of identities that exist beyond traditional binaries. This exploration sheds light on the performativity of gender, the interplay between gender and identity, and the relationship between gender and the body. Furthermore, we examine the intricate relationship between gender and power, revealing how power imbalances and inequalities manifest across various domains, including the workplace, politics, and the media. We analyze how gender intersects with social structures, institutions, and systems, shaping opportunities, experiences, and life outcomes. Our inquiry extends to the realm of health, acknowledging the unique health challenges and disparities faced by different genders. We investigate how gender influences mental and physical health, healthcare access, reproductive rights, and aging experiences. Moreover, we explore the role of education in shaping gender perceptions and opportunities. We examine how access to education, curriculum content, and school culture influence gender dynamics, recognizing the importance of education in promoting gender equality. Finally, we venture into the multifaceted relationship between gender and culture, examining how cultural norms, religion, the arts, and media representations shape gender perceptions and experiences. We analyze how cultural narratives and stereotypes impact gender identities and how globalization has influenced gender dynamics on a global scale. If you like this book, write a review!
Disponible depuis: 02/06/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 154 pages.
