Sex and Power MCQ 1

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What is feminism?

Feminism is a democratic endeavor that made a relationship with state and societal power by arguing for democratic, economic, sexual and racial freedom

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What is the critique of feminist ‘wave’ terminology?

Feminist wave terminology oversimplifies a complex and multiply constituted global history of feminism into four waves which gives the impression that only specific types of feminism were happening

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What is the basis of the 19th amendment?

To end discrimination towards voters based on sex

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What is the body?

The body is an embodied situation rather than a fixed, biological fact

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How did humans develop an overbite?

The overbite developed from using cutlery such as forks and knives, and chopsticks

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The body is an assemblage because …

1) The body is folded into certain shapes or identities to function in certain ways AND 2) the body is assembled through its material and ideological surroundings

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What is biopolitics

Politics of the body

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What is the relationship between sex and gender?

Sex/gender are “absolutely political categories” since they maintain “an eminently political binary articulation, the product of oppression, just like racial difference

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What is dichotomous thinking?

It is a method of thinking where oppositions render categories possible, categories create an order of things, and hence, a coherent order of things.

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What is the relationship between the rational and the normative

Ordering things gives them a rational coherence. The rational underlies the normative

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What is the fold?

Rational orders tie opposites into a normative relationship which is called doubling or the fold

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What does queer thinking emphasize?

Queer thinking is intersectional, rhizomatic, and emphasizes nonothering, non-violent relationality

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What does Linnaeus include in the category of ‘homo sapiens’ ?

Race

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What did Linnaeus believe about truth?

In natural science, the principles of truth ought to be confirmed by observation

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What is Aristotle’s great chain of being?

It divided all matter into hierarchy

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What did Risley (1915) believe about ignorance?

It deprives European science of material

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Colonialism used…

Gender and sex to order and hierarchize people

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Coloniality is …

Long-standing patterns of power that emerged as a result of colonialism but survive its administrative end.

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Linneaus believed strongly in

Naming and identification

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Wha were the ‘four races of man’ identified by Linneaus?

Caucasian, Negro, Mongolian, and American Indian