Gender and Society

GED0085

Gender and Society

This explores the social construction of gender categories: historical, social, and cultural. It examines various theoretical perspectives that attempt to rationalize the ways society organized the concepts of masculinity, and femininity, as well as the introduction of the LGBTQIA+ community.

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11 modules

28 videos

06 hour 10 minutes

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Course Outline

1 1

Introduction to the Sociology of Gender and Society

Introduction to the Sociology of Gender and Society (Part 1)

18:13

Introduction to the Sociology of Gender and Society (Part 2)

08:24

Ordained by Nature: Biology Constructs the Sexes (Part 1)

12:46

Ordained by Nature: Biology Constructs the Sexes (Part 2)

08:08

2 2

Ordained by Nature: Biology Constructs the Sexes

The Social and Anthropological Construction of Gender (Part 1)

12:42

The Social and Anthropological Construction of Gender (Part 2)

10:34

Psychoanalytic, Cognitive Developmental, Social Explanations for Gender Differences (Part 1)

14:46

Psychoanalytic, Cognitive Developmental, Social Explanations for Gender Differences (Part 2)

15:07

3 3

Psychoanalytic, Cognitive Developmental, Social Explanations for Gender Differences

Patriarchy as a Gender System (Part 1)

11:55

Patriarchy as a Gender System (Part 2)

12:40

The Adverse Effects and Challenges of Patriarchy

15:55

4 4

The Social and Anthropological Construction of Gender

The Gendered Family: Gender at the Heart of the Home (Part 1)

08:48

The Gendered Family: Gender at the Heart of the Home (Part 2)

10:22

The Gendered Classroom: Formal Education and the Hidden Curriculum

22:39

5 5

The Gender System and Patriarchy

Separate and Unequal: The Gendered World of Work (Part 1)

11:44

Separate and Unequal: The Gendered World of Work (Part 2)

14:21

The Gendered Media: Differences and Domination, Glamourized and Contested (Part 1)

09:55

The Gendered Media: Differences and Domination, Glamourized and Contested (Part 2)

08:58

6 6

The Gendered Family: Gender at the Heart of the Home

Gender and Sexuality

18:56

The LGBTQIA+ Community (Part 1)

11:05

The LGBTQIA+ Community (Part 2)

10:36

7 7

The Gendered Classroom and the Gendered World of Work

The Gendered Intimacies and Desires (Part 1)

15:40

The Gendered Intimacies and Desires (Part 2)

14:19

The Gendered Bodies: Prescriptions and Subscriptions

15:34

8 8

The Gendered Media and the Gendered Church

The Gender Violence: Domination's End Game (Part 1)

16:13

The Gender Violence: Domination's End Game (Part 2)

14:06

Gender Advocacies (Part 1)

15:59

Gender Advocacies (Part 2)

09:40

9 9

Gendered Intimacies, Desires, Sexuality and Gender

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LGBTQIA+ Community and Gendered Bodies

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Gender Violence and Gender Advocacies

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Andrea Louise O. Tulaylay

8 November 10, 2025

The video courseware helps supplement the information provided in the lecture slides. The length of each video is often sufficient to maintain the focus and attention of viewers. The volume and quality of the speaker are usually audible and clear, and not overpowered by background music. The examples used are mostly up-to-date. The knowledge assessments provided are essential in preparing for formative assessments, summative assessments, and examinations.

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