Gender : what everyone needs to know / Laura Erickson-Schroth and Benjamin Davis.

Author
Erickson-Schroth, Laura [Browse]
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
  • New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2021]
  • 2021
Description
1 online resource (209 pages)

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Series
What everyone needs to know. [More in this series]
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Contents
  • Gender 101
  • |t How is gender different from sex?
  • |t What is gender identity?
  • |t What is gender expression?
  • |t What are gender roles?
  • |t What is the gender binary?
  • |t What is gender nonconformity?
  • |t What does it mean to be transgender?
  • |t What does it mean to be intersex?
  • |t Is gender identity based on nature or nurture?
  • |t What does gender have to do with sexuality?
  • |t The History of Gender
  • |t How much do we know about early humans and gender?
  • |t What does evolutionary psychology have to say about gender?
  • |t What is patriarchy?
  • |t What is matriarchy?
  • |t What did gender diversity look like in North America during colonization?
  • |t How has the history of transgender people in the United States evolved since the country's founding?
  • |t What has trans activism looked like in the 21st century?
  • |t Gender and Biology
  • |t What are the biological differences between male and female bodies?
  • |t How similar or different are male and female brains?
  • |t What are sex chromosomes?
  • |t What does testosterone do?
  • |t What does estrogen do?
  • |t Why do women live longer than men?
  • |t What do we know about sex and gender in nonhuman species?
  • |t Gender, Medicine, and Psychology
  • |t What does gender development in children look like?
  • |t What is gender dysphoria?
  • |t How have trans people historically been approached by the medical field?
  • |t What are the current controversies about transgender identity within psychiatry?
  • |t Why do transgender people have higher rates of mental health concerns?
  • |t What do medical and surgical options look like for transgender people?
  • |t Can transgender people have biological children?
  • |t What role do mental health professionals play in the field of transgender health?
  • |t Why is access to care an issue for transgender people?
  • |t What role has gender played in the diagnosis and treatment of mental health concerns?
  • |t Gender, Society, and Behavior
  • |t What is the social construction of gender?
  • |t Do some cultures have more than two gender options?
  • |t How does language shape the way we think about gender?
  • |t How has culture shaped language about gender?
  • |t What are gender-neutral titles and pronouns?
  • |t How do different major religions understand gender?
  • |t What is the history of gender equality under the law in the United States?
  • |t What is gender-based violence?
  • |t What are the legal protections for transgender people in the United States?
  • |t Contextualizing Gender
  • |t What are the different "waves" of feminism and how are they distinguished?
  • |t What is intersectionality?
  • |t What is misogyny?
  • |t What is "toxic masculinity"?
  • |t What are Women's Studies, Men's Studies, and Gender Studies?
  • |t What is queer theory?
  • |t What is Trans Studies?
  • |t What is transfeminism?
  • |t The Future of Gender
  • |t How might reproductive technologies revolutionize parenting?
  • |t What is gender-neutral parenting?
  • |t How might new technologies shape our ability to modify the human body?
  • |t What are the current frontiers in gender equality?
  • |t Could the future be genderless? Do we want it to be?
ISBN
  • 0-19-764060-5
  • 0-19-088005-8
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