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Vorontsov D.V. THE MODERN WAYS TO DEFINE THE TERM OF "GENTER" IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY The article describes three paradigms the social psychology used to define the term of gender: classical, modernist and post-modernist. The classical paradigm is based on the bio-evolutionist concept of sexuality. The modernist one divide the sexuality into sex as a biological fact and gender as the subjective, socially and culturally determined knowledge of sex. The post-modern paradigm states sex and gender as a two different ways of social constructing of sexuality within the interpersonal communications.
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Author: Vorontsov D.V.
Year: 2002
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Sergey Aleksandrovich
MIROSHNIKOV |
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