The legitimizing function of gender

The legitimizing function of gender works in many ways. Bourdieu, for
example. showed how, in certain cultures, agricultural exploitation was organized
according to concepts of time and season that rested on specific definitions of the
opposition between masculine and feminine. Gayatri Spivak has done a pointed
analysis of the uses of gender in certain texts of British and American women
Natalie Davis has shown how concepts of masculine and feminine related
to understandings and criticisms of the rules of social order in early modern
France.44 Historian Caroline Bynum has thrown new light on nledieval spirituality
through her attention to the relationships between concepts of masculine and
feminine and religious behavior. Her work gives us important insight into the ways
in which these concepts informed the politics of monastic institutions as well as of
individual be1ieve1-S.~%A historians have opened a new territory by reading social
implications from literal depictions of women and These interpretations
are based on the idea that conceptual languages employ differentiation to establish
meaning and that sexual difference is a primary way of signifying differentiation.47
Gender, then, provides a liay to decode meaning and to understand the complex
connections among various forms of hunlan interaction. Fl'hen historians look for
the ways in which the concept of gender legitimizes and constructs social
relationships, they develop insigh; into the reciprocal nature of gender and society
and into the particular and contextually specific ways in which politics constructs
gender and gender constructs politics.

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The legitimizing function of gender works in many ways. Bourdieu, forexample. showed how, in certain cultures, agricultural exploitation was organizedAccording to concepts of time and season that rested on specific definitions of theopposition between masculine and feminine. Gayatri Spivak has done a pointedanalysis of the uses of gender in certain texts of British and American womenNatalie Davis has shown how concepts of masculine and feminine relatedto understandings and criticisms of the rules of social order in early modernCaroline Bynum Historian 44 ... has thrown new light on nledieval spiritualitythrough her attention to the relationships between concepts of masculine andfeminine and religious behavior. Her work gives us important insight into the waysin which these concepts informed the politics of monastic institutions as well as ofindividual be1ieve1-s. ~% A historians have opened a new territory by reading socialimplications from literal depictions of women and These interpretationsare based on the idea that conceptual languages employ differentiation to establishmeaning and that sexual difference is a primary way of signifying differentiation. 47Gender, then, provides a liay to decode meaning and to understand the complexconnections among various forms of hunlan interaction. Historians look for Fl'henthe ways in which the concept of gender constructs and legitimizes socialrelationships, they develop insigh; into the reciprocal nature of gender and societyand into the particular and contextually specific ways in which politics constructsgender and gender constructs politics.

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The legitimizing function of gender works printed many Ways. Bourdieu, for
example. showed how, print Certain cultures, Agricultural Exploitation was Organized
theo concepts of time and season rested on specific mà definitions of the
masculine and feminine giữa opposition. Gayatri Spivak has done a pointed
analysis of the Uses of gender printed texts of British and American Certain women
Natalie Davis has Shown concepts of masculine and feminine how related
to understandings and criticisms of the rules of social order early modern print
France.44 Historian Caroline Bynum has thrown new light on nledieval spirituality
through the her attention to the concepts of masculine and relationships giữa
feminine and Religious behavior. Her work important, Gives us insight cách vào
chứa These concepts Informed the politics of monastic Institutions as well as of
the individual be1ieve1-S. ~% A historians have opened a new territory by reading social
Implications from literal depictions of women and These Interpretations
are based on the idea mà languages ​​employ conceptual differentiation to lập
nghĩa và sexual difference is a primary way of signifying differentiation.47
Gender, then, provides a liay to decode the complex hiểu nghĩa and to
various forms of connections Among hunlan interaction. Fl'hen historians look for
the Ways chứa concept of gender legitimizes and constructs social
relationships, develop insigh chúng; Into the reciprocal nature of gender and society
and the particular and contextually specific Into Ways chứa politics constructs
gender and gender constructs politics.