Feminist Theory Definitions Crossword

Control or management of feelings in accordance with socially or culturally defined feeling rules
Focuses on women's inequalities, and how that inequality is structured and experienced at macro and micro levels
(Man-made) Societal ideals and expectations informing how women should think and act in a society which rewards masculinity and male control of women
Control of emotions via the creation of publicly observable and convincing display, irrespective of ones inner feelings
Institutional and cultural routines which govern and maintain the unequal position of women in relation to men within and across all societal domains
Produced as a result of emotional labourers splitting of internal feelings and external emotion management
Socially defined, patterned ways of what to feel and how to express emotion in social interaction and in responding to and anticipating social events
A societies dominate beliefs elaborating different conceptualizations of women and men and of their self-presentation, behaviour, and place in society
Multiple crisscrossing ways in which different histories and diverse structural locations (based on race, gender, class, sexuality, etc.) situate individuals experiences and life experiences
Societal expectations and practices governing the self-presentation and behaviour of men; accentuates characteristics and traits of domination that are opposite of femininity (subordination)
One in which white men have a privileged postion by the virtue of historically grounded, man-made construction of social institutions, texts, and practices
A groups positioning within the unequal power structure and the everyday lived knowledge that emerges from that position
The common experiences that all African-American women share as a result of being black women in a society that denigrates women of African decent