Sex roles and personal awareness

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adam_text Titel: Sex roles and personal awareness Autor: Forisha-Kovach, Barbara Jahr: 1978 CONTENTS Introduction 2 Why We Study Sex Roles 5 Some Basic Assumptions 5 I CULTURE AND BIOLOGY: WHY ARE MEN MASCULINE AND WOMEN FEMININE? 8 ? 1. Masculine and Feminine: Are Men and Women Really Different? 10 Three Case Histories 11 Marlene 12 Edward 14 Implications 15 Annette 16 Implications 17 Roles and Statuses 18 Sex Roles, Gender Identify, and Masculine/Feminine Stereotypes 19 ; j The Institutionalization of Sex Rotes 20 J Learning Sex- Differentiated Behavior 22 Sex Roles and Masculine/ Feminine Stereotypes 23 » Existence of Sex Differences 27 The Androgynous Alternative 29 Process-Oriented Versus Role-Oriented Behavior 30 Characteristics of Process Orientation 31 Summary 36 Exercise: Sex-Rote Reversal 37 References 37 2. The Origins of Sex Roles: Is Anatomy Destiny? 40 Historical Origins 43 Hunting and Gathering Societies 44 New Stone Age 46 The Spread of Christianity 46 The Industrial Revolution 47 The Victorian Era 48 Modern Times 49 The Biological Argument 50 Physical Differences in Humans 51 Research on Animals 52 Evidence on Humans 54 The Sociocultural Echo 56 Barry, Bacon, and Child 56 Mead, Ardrey, and Lorenz 57 Lionel Tiger 57 = Sigmund Freud 58 ErikErikson 60 Talcott Parsons 60 The Sociocultural Counterargument 61 Jane Lancaster 62 Margaret Mead s Early Work 63 Whiting and Edwards 63 Jeanne Block 64 Helen Hacker 64 One Final Argument 65 Biology Versus Culture: A Summation? 66 Power and Mythology 68 Summary 72 Exercise: Your Inner Setf and the Opposite Sex 73 References 73 D ANDROGYNY AND SEX ROLES: THE VISION 80 3. The Vision of Androgyny: The Individual in Process 82 Process Orientation and Androgyny 85 Characteristics of Process-Oriented Individuals 87 Angela 89 Implications 92 Other Personal Accounts 92 Research on Androgyny 94 Bern s Studies on Androgyny 95 Studies on Masculinity and Femininity 96 Creativity and Sex Roles 98 The Underside of Androgyny 100 Interpersonal Implications 102 Summary 105 Exercise: Instrumental and Expressive Subpersonalities 106 References 106 4. Person to Person: The Intimate Relationship 110 Characteristics of a Process-Oriented Relationship 111 What Is Love? 113 Love in a Process-Oriented Relationship 114 Androgyny and Love Relationships 116 The Egalitarian Marriage: Myth or Fact? 118 Garland s Sample of One 118 Poloma s Findings on Primary Control and Husbands 119 Rapoport and Rapoport: Dual-Career Marriages in Britain 119 Bailyn on Coordinate Marriages in Britain 121 Intimate Relationships: Emphasis on the Individual 121 Ramefs Primary Relationships 122 Conflicting Results ofRamey and the Rapoports 124 Love and Sex Before Marriage 126 Two Case Histories 127 Eileen and Derek 127 Implications 130 Beth and Glen 132 Implications 134 Summary 134 Exercise: Being Alone and Being With Others 135 References 136 III ANDROGYNY AND SEXROLES* THE REALITY 140 5. The Search for Stability: Standardizing the Individual 142 Characteristics of Role-Oriented Individuals 143 Sex-Role Stereotypes 147 Impact of Sex-Role Stereotypes 149 Differences in Intellectual Functioning 151 Differences in Emotional Expression 153 T Am Playing Masculine and You Are Playing Feminine 157 The Masculine Case 158 Mark 159 Implications 160 The Feminine Case 161 Louise 162 Gloria 163 Peggy 165 Implications 166 Summary 167 Exercise: Enlarging the Area of Freedom 168 References 169 6. Masculine and Feminine Scripts: The Locus of Power and Security 172 Women s Acceptance of Dependent Behavior 173 Mary Bem 174 Angela 175 Sylvia 175 Elise 176 The Sex-Role Trap 177 The Power of Men and the Incentive to Achieve 178 Leonard 180 Implications 181 Relationships of Single People 182 The Singles Bar: The Search for Male Approval 182 The Price of Male Approval 183 Single Men Relating to Women 184 Single Men Versus Single Women 185 Same-Sex Friendships 186 Friendships Between Women 187 Friendships Between Men 188 Platonic Opposite-Sex Relationships 190 Group Settings 192 Men s and Women s Expectations of Each Other 194 Confident Women and Anxious Men? 195 Summary 196 Exercise A: Sharing Ourselves 197 Exercise B: The Roles We Play 198 References 199 7. Marriage and Romantic Love: Sources of Marital Dissatisfaction 202 Marriage: The Sought-After Institution 203 Characteristics of a Role-Oriented Relationship 208 Love in a Role-Oriented Relationship 209 Love and Power 209 Romantic Love: Ecstasy and Despair 210 Traditional Roles Within a Marriage 211 To Be a Wife 212 Man as Breadwinner and Financial Provider 216 Examples of Role-Oriented Marriages 219 Dorothy 219 Alex 220 Implications 222 Maintaining the Form and Losing the Process 222 Companionship, Communication, and Empathy 223 Sexual Relationships 224 Diminishing Returns in the Role- Oriented Marriage 225 Expectations of Young Men and Women 227 Summary 229 Exercise: Our ideal Man and Ideal Woman 229 References 230 8. Social Class and Role Expectations: Marriage and External Forms 234 Social Classes and Ethnic Groups 236 The Upper Class 236 The Upper-Middle Class 237 The Lower-Middle Class 239 The Working Class 240 The Lower Class 242 The Black Culture 243 Other Ethnic Groups 245 The Influence of Social Class and Ethnic Group 246 The Influence of Social Class on Marriage 246 Case Histories 250 Luis 250 Tony 251 Christine 253 Andrea 255 Summary 257 Exercise: Sex Roles, Social Class, and Family Belief Systems 259 References 259 9. Androgynous Individuals in a Masculine/Feminine World: Barriers to Being Fully Human 262 The Economic Sphere and Pretensions of Power 265 Women and Work 267 Lorraine 269 SyMa 271 Discrimination Against Women 272 Discrimination in the Business World 275 The Ivory Tower: For Males Only? 277 Evaluation ofthe Work of Women 280 Perceptions of Discrimination 280 Career Women: Where Do They Come From and What Are They Like? 282 Is a Career Really Good for Anybody? 287 Women s Expectations 289 Power for Self-Enhancement or Self Destruction 290 Janine 292 Implications 293 Enemies and Friends Within: Changing Ourselves 293 Summary 295 Exercise: Choosing Our Life Directions 296 References 297 IV THE f^tSf^NGBOARD TO FREEDOM OR RATIONALE FOR RESIGNATION? 304 10. Socialization of Boys and Girls: Examining Our Personal Heritage 306 Role-Oriented Families: The Separation of Power and Love 308 The Negative Effects of Power 310 Other Characteristics of Role-Oriented Families 311 Pressures Toward Role Orientation 313 Theories of Development 315 The Process-Oriented Alternative: The Balance of Power and Love 319 The Training of Men and Women 322 Differential Treatment of Boys and Girls 323 What It Means To Be a Man 327 What It Means To Be a Woman 330 Are Boys and Girls Really Different? 331 Cognitive Differences and Personality 334 The Need To Achieve 336 Socializing Men and Women Versus Socializing Human Beings 337 Summary 339 Exercise: Reliving Our Childhood 340 References 341 11. Ever-Present Mothers and Peripheral Fathers: Is the Traditional Pattern Changing? 346 Learning by What We Do 350 The Impact of Full-Time Mothering 352 Children of the Working Mother 353 Research on Infants and Children 355 Differential Effects on Boys and Girls 357 Adolescents and Youths: Effects of Maternal Employment 358 Cynthia 360 Implications 362 The Father Problem 362 Father Availability 363 Father Absence 365 Fathers as Equal or Primary Caretakers 367 Growing Up with Father 369 Evelyn 370 John 371 Implications 373 Summary 373 Exercise: Attitudes Toward Fathers and Mothers 374 References 375 Epilogue: Toward Androgyny?Integrating the Vision and the Reality 382 The Sex-Role Cycle: Learning and Transmitting Sex Roles 383 Societal Factors Affecting the Sex-Role Cycle 385 Pressures Toward Change 386 Technological Pressures 386 Pressures by Recent Social Movements 387 Intellectual Pressures 388 The Process of Individual Change 390 Resolution of Conflict: Becoming Ourselves 393 GLOSSARY 395 NAME INDEX 401 SUBJECT INDEX 407
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