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WJEC Sociology: SY1

 The aim of the session is for you to be able to describe femininity as a social construction  By the end of the session, you...  Must be able to define femininity  Should be able to describe the features of femininity with regards to youth culture  Could be able to explain why discussions about youth culture have tended to focus on masculinity rather than femininity

 Why do we regard gender as a social construction?  How do boys ‘learn to be boys’?  Think sociologically...  How do boys express their masculinity?  How has this changed?  How do lads behave?  Why has ‘lad culture’ emerged?

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Task Please answer the following questions on the sheet that you used earlier 1. Define the term ‘femininity 2. Describe no less than 3 features of femininity in youth culture (and no more than 7)