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    LEGACY COLLEGE OF COMPOSTELA

    Dagohoy St., Poblacion, Compostela, Davao de Oro


    “Quality Education Within Reach”

    Name: Tuyor, Kyla Camille E. Date: September 15, 2023


    Course/ Section: BSED 3 – English Subject: Gender and Society

    RESEARCH STUDIES

    1. Books/Articles

    Book: Gender Trouble by Judith Butler


    Possible Topics: Gender identity, performativity, queer theory.
    Research Method: Qualitative (Theoretical Analysis)

    Article: The Social Construction of Gender by Judith Lorber


    Possible Topics: Socialization, gender roles, the impact of culture on gender.
    Research Method: Qualitative (Theoretical Analysis)

    Article: The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir


    Possible Topics: Feminism, existentialism, women's liberation
    Research Method: Qualitative (Philosophical Analysis)

    Article: Queering Fat Embodiment by Samantha Murray


    Possible Topics: Queer theory, body image, intersectionality.
    Research Method: Qualitative (interviews and analysis).

    2. 5 Research Question

     Why is it important to understand the difference between sex and


    gender?

    Why I Want to Know: Knowing this helps to grasp that sex is about
    biology (like being male or female), while gender is more about how a
    person identifies (like being a man, woman, or non-binary). It's crucial in
    understanding the complexity of human identities.

    Why it's in Gender Studies: This question is important in gender studies


    because it forms the foundational concept of separating biological
    attributes from social and personal identities.

     What are some common stereotypes about gender roles and how do
    they affect society?
    Why I Want to Know: I'm curious about how certain beliefs about what
    men and women 'should' do can influence how people are treated and the
    opportunities they have.
    Why it's in Gender Studies: This is relevant because gender studies look at
    how society's expectations and norms around gender can shape behavior,
    opportunities, and perceptions.

     How does the concept of intersectionality relate to gender and


    sexuality?

    Why I Want to Know: I've heard about intersectionality and want to


    understand how it applies to gender and sexuality. It seems like it's about
    how different parts of someone's identity (like gender, race, or class) can
    overlap and affect their experiences.

    Why it's in Gender Studies: This question fits in gender studies because it
    explores how various aspects of a person's identity come together,
    influencing their experiences and challenges, particularly in relation to
    gender and sexuality.

     What are some of the key historical events or movements related to


    gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights?

    Why I Want to Know: I think knowing the history behind these


    movements can give me a deeper appreciation for the progress that's
    been made and the challenges that still exist.

    Why it's in Gender Studies: Understanding the history of gender equality


    and LGBTQ+ rights movements is crucial in appreciating the struggles and
    milestones in achieving greater inclusivity and equality.

     How do different cultures and societies perceive and handle issues


    related to gender and sexuality?

    Why I Want to Know: I'm interested in how beliefs and practices around
    gender and sexuality can vary around the world. It helps me see that
    there's no one 'right' way of understanding these things.

    Why it's in Gender Studies: This question is vital in gender studies


    because it highlights the diversity of experiences and perspectives
    regarding gender and sexuality, emphasizing that there are multiple valid
    viewpoints.

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