Sociological and Feminist Frameworks: Authors, Arguments, and Key Concepts

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Flashcards covering key authors, main arguments, and central concepts in feminist theory, institutional critique, and social justice readings.

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What is the main argument made by bell hooks regarding patriarchy?

Patriarchy is learned and reinforces male dominance.

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Which key concept is associated with bell hooks's analysis of learned male dominance?

Patriarchy

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According to Alexander et al., how must intimate partner violence (IPV) be understood?

IPV must be understood through power and social inequalities.

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What key concept is applied by Alexander et al. to analyze IPV?

Social justice framework

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What is Hong & Marine's main argument regarding sexual violence prevention?

Sexual violence prevention must address all levels of society.

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Which key concept do Hong & Marine use to address prevention across all societal levels?

Social-ecological model

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What is Doolittle's main argument regarding legal reforms?

Legal reforms do not guarantee justice.

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Which key concept is central to Doolittle's argument about the limits of legal reforms?

Institutional failures

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What is Crenshaw's main argument regarding systems of identity and power?

Race, gender, and other systems overlap.

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What key concept is associated with Crenshaw's work on overlapping systems?

Intersectionality

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What is Colpitts's main argument regarding universities and diversity?

Universities use intersectionality without meaningful institutional change.

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What key concept does Colpitts use to describe the superficial adoption of intersectionality by universities?

Ornamental intersectionality

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What is Kim's main argument concerning criminalization?

Criminalization can reproduce inequality and harm marginalized communities.

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Which key concept does Kim associate with the harms and inequalities reproduced by criminalization?

Carceral feminism

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What is Knopp's main argument regarding justice and community responses?

Communities need alternatives to punishment-based responses.

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Which key concept is emphasized by Knopp as an alternative to punishment-based systems?

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