W14.1 lee seo jun

 1) summary

Although social scientists have solved these problems in many ways, the gender/gender system remains one of the strongest belief systems in our world, both in religious and scientific circles. In this section, we introduce the components of gender and explore some ways people understand these beliefs in their ongoing lives, and the impact of the consequences of these social constructs on the larger social world.

2) an interesting point

What was interesting was the content related to biological differences.
The scientific field, more firmly bound to existing gender norms, generally argues that biological distinctions make these differences and that there are intrinsic differences between women and men using these differences. On the other hand, more progressive and diverse scientific communities generally argue that these differences reflect the gender inequality that exists within a given society, thus showing that the social composition of sex has biological consequences.

3) a discussion of point

What is the fundamental problem with this gender conflict?

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  1. 한우진June 22, 2023 at 12:14 PM

    The fundamental problem with gender conflict is that society has different roles and expectations for men and women. These gender roles have been socially shaped, and can pressure men and women to act according to their expected expectations for a particular behavior, role, or value. This makes it difficult for men and women to freely show their discriminatory characteristics and tendencies, which can lead to gender conflict.

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