Gender Cross-Cultural Construction

Topic 2: The Gender definition Variation Thesis: The vast area of variation in gender definition that shows the position of masculinity and femininity in the society. Key Points Overview Impact of the patriarchal society Men control over women Differentiation among men and women in all aspects of society The theory of gender differentiation is the central concept of this topic represents the situation of men and women in society.

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Topic 1: Gender cross-cultural construction
Thesis: The concept of the development of gender cross-culture shows the diversity of culture
and gender and their positioning in aspects of society.
Key Points Overview
Dominican pseudohermaphrodite children are
elevated as a different gender.
Gender difference and inequality.
This topic introduces the issue merged in
historical as well as the social construction of
gender and its roles from an inter-disciplinary
and cross-cultural point of view (Krumov &
Larsen). Its includes topics female and male
sexualities and homosexualities along with it;
social change regarding women; the relation
among gender, class and race as interlinking
coercions; men and women globalisation;
gender inequality and gender warfare
(Bullough & Bullough 2019).
Topic 2: The Gender definition Variation
Thesis: The vast area of variation in gender definition that shows the position of masculinity and
femininity in the society.
Key Points Overview

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The variability of definition among men and
women.
Male domination
This topic represents that in the broader
aspect of definition variation of the gender,
the variability of description between
femininity and masculinity is vast. Their brain
structure, aggression level, lateralization,
provides a clear view of their significant
natures (Campbell 2018). This topic shows
the difference between their nature and mood
and biological difference as well along with
male domination issue on women and the
position of women in the society.
Topic 3: The Centrality of the Gender Division of Labour
Thesis: The differentiation of men and women through work providence represents the division
in Gender
Key points Overview
The division of labour among different
gender.
The impacts of the preservation of society
towards women and its favourability among
male.
The concept of the gender division of labour
is referred to as the providence of works or
kinds of work to different gender people. The
economics of feminists, the norms,
institutional systems, and practices which
governs the allocation of work among genders

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or among men and women that establish the
gender partition of labour, this process seems
variable over space and time and is negotiable
(Croson & Gneezy 2019). The societies
functionalism and thought process impacts
this allocation procedure that decides different
work for male and different work for female.
Topic 4: Gender differentiation theories and Male domination
Thesis: The concept of male domination automatically presents gender differentiation.
Key Points Overview
Impact of patriarchal society
Men control over women
Differentiation among men and women in all
aspects of society
The theory of gender differentiation is the
central concept of this topic represents the
situation of men and women in society. The
theory of gender difference is scattered in a
vast area, it represents the difference between
men and women in every part of society and
culture. In terms of work there the difference
among their job work variation is evident, the
treatment the women and men get inside and
outside their house again show their condition
and their identity.

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Topic 5: Women’s status determinants
Thesis: the status of women in society and its determinants is responsible for the positioning of
women in society.
Key Points Overview
Male dominance is less when in a marriage
both the male and female partner are working
The domination of male is under exacerbated
under colonisation
The status of women in marriage as well as
individually in a society and in the in a family
is discussed here in this topic, status of a
working and a non working women and how
it effects its identity and position. The rights
of women regarding their safety and their
right on the property after their marriage, and
their right among sexuality are described
under topic. On the other hand the men’s
misuse of their priviledged position in the
society is also shown, as how they treat there
wives and other women of their life. The
responsibility of the of rearing a child and the
involvement of the mother and at the same
time the involvement of the father is an
important point to sense the positioning of
both of the partners in the family and further

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in the society.
Topic 6: Gender Rituals
Thesis: Rituals of gender or simply rules which the society and culture make followed by the
men and women adds to distinction between them.
Key points Overview
Differentiation among men and women
through gender ritual.
Condition of women in different societies.
Application of more and more rules on
women on the name of gender ritual.
As the society lives gendered lives in almost
aspects all the ritual is always gender rituals.
The experience of the world and that of rituals
are all totally gender dependent, whether the
rituals they perform are explicitly gender
based or not. Gender distinctions are evident
in the religious rituals and the action of the
people who plays it, who are undoubtedly
men and women (Allyn 2016). Gender rituals
purpose is mainly to maintain the
differentiation among men and women.
Topic 7: The cross culture explanation of Rape
Thesis: Rape is by far the biggest issues and worst consequence that lies in the concept of gender
differentiation.

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Key points Overview
Concept of rape The concept of rape is a predominant issue in
the current society and culture until now. The
occurrence of rape and the way the culture
deal with it is a default system in a few parts
of the world. This topic talks about the after-
effects of rape and its consequences, peoples
point of view regarding rape and why it
happens (Wood & Eagly 2015).
Topic 8: Types of Gender
Thesis: Gender variation produces several gender identity and orientation.
Key points Overview
Gender types
Gender preferences or orientations
Struggle for lack of gender identity
There are several gender identities all over the
world, involving, male, female, transgender,
agender, gender-neutral, pangender, two-
spirit, genderqueer, third gender and other
types. Each gender type has different sexual
orientations and choices. Many bio-sexual
changes their sexuality into some other
gender in order to fight with their own gender
identity crisis and to live in society freely

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(Ward et al. 2014). Many other points are
mentioned in this topic.
Topic 9: Sexual Diversity
Thesis: the concept of sexual diversity describes the diversification of gender and sexes.
Key points Overview
Diversity of sex
Various orientation and choices
This topic contains the details of men-women
identity in the society, which includes the
sexual control of women by men and overall
control by the patriarchal society. Diversity of
sex depends gives several orientations,
preferences without even specifying each of
the identities, characteristics which form a
plurality (Lenskyj 2014).
Topic 10: Sexual customs as gender diversity
Thesis: Sexual customs maintains gender diversity among men and women through different
practices.
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Sexual diversity all around the globe between
men and women.
Sexual initiators
Procedure and time being
Sexual diversity or simply diversity of gender
and sex, denotes to every diversities of
characteristics of sex, gender identities and
sexual orientation, without the requirement to
specify each behaviour and identity and
characteristics which creates this plurality
(Berman 2020). Sexual customs all around
the world is different and unique and bizarre
at the same time. In most parts of the world,
the men are expectedly to be sexual initiators
in every aspect of sexual activity plays the
role of submissive, many practices are
followed by the human society regarding the
sexual process, which differs from each other,
also there is a place where the women are
sexual aggressors (Feingold 2014).
Topic 11: Anthropology as history
Thesis: History of Anthropology and its research proves the wrongness of the concept of
differentiation.
Key points Overview
Anthropological research regarding human In terms of anthropological research, it has

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ancestors in order to judge the universality of
gender difference.
The distinction between men and women
depending on their working ability
been done in order to expose and break the
faculty logic which says that the
differentiation among men and women are
inevitable and are not in the hands of the
human being as these are all previously
decide phenomenon of almighty (Herbenick
et al. 2017).

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Feingold, A., 2014. Gender differences in personality: a meta-analysis. Psychological bulletin,
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Ward, B.W., Dahlhamer, J.M., Galinsky, A.M. and Joestl, S.S., 2014. Sexual orientation and
health among US adults: National Health Interview Survey, 2013.

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Wood, W. and Eagly, A.H., 2015. Two traditions of research on gender identity. Sex Roles,
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