Feminist Theory in International Relations Shifted from the Study of Gender

question 32

Multiple Choice

Feminist theory in international relations shifted from the study of gender bias in theory and practice to

• A) understanding "that theorizing is objective" as opposed to a perspectival approach.
• B) the relevancy of a gendered perspective in the study of world politics.
• C) the study of the capitalist economic system.
• D) further dismissing the plight and contributions of women.
• E) re-establishing the masculinist perspective as dominant.

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Definitions:

Social Situations

Contexts involving interactions between individuals or groups.

Modified Emotions

Altered or adjusted feelings and emotional responses that may differ from the original or natural state.

Voluntarily

Acting or done willingly and without obligation or compulsion.

Facial Changes

Alterations in facial expressions that can influence or reflect emotional states, often related to the facial feedback hypothesis.