Question 1

Collins's implicit argument for a pivoting center is useful toward ___ in the quest for truth.

Accepted Answer

A)  including all racial and cultural narratives 
B)  not having a fixed racial, gendered, or cultural center 
C)  both "a" and "b" 
D)  neither "a" nor "b" 
A)  including all racial and cultural narratives 
B)  not having a fixed racial, gendered, or cultural center 
C)  both "a" and "b" 
D)  neither "a" nor "b"

Question 2

Naber's perspective offers a social construction of the Oriental Arab as "other" that forced Arab Americans to:

Accepted Answer

A)  adopt an outsider within a lived reality 
B)  choose between a bifurcated Arab-Western world view 
C)  both "a" and "b" 
D)  neither "a" nor "b" 
A)  adopt an outsider within a lived reality 
B)  choose between a bifurcated Arab-Western world view 
C)  both "a" and "b" 
D)  neither "a" nor "b"

Question 3

Collins points out that the socially coded silence regarding domestic abuse in Black women's literature stems from the writers':

Accepted Answer

A)  desire to affirm the broader values of their culture and traditions 
B)  choice to prioritize their community's contested images 
C)  both "a" and "b" 
D)  neither "a" nor "b" 
A)  desire to affirm the broader values of their culture and traditions 
B)  choice to prioritize their community's contested images 
C)  both "a" and "b" 
D)  neither "a" nor "b"

Question 4

In defining "Orientalism," Naber calls attention to the European imperialist imposition of a single identity upon a region that is far more culturally complex and diverse than European relativism. Given her alternative narrative backdrops, how does Naber argue for new epistemologies that would allow Arab American women to speak of and for themselves?

Accepted Answer

Naber argues for new epistemologies by c

Question 5

Faust-Sterling offers a compelling argument that intersex persons are:

Accepted Answer

A)  confused about their identity 
B)  desirous of being dimorphic 
C)  resentful of their ambiguous sexuality 
D)  none of the above 
A)  confused about their identity 
B)  desirous of being dimorphic 
C)  resentful of their ambiguous sexuality 
D)  none of the above

Question 6

Faust-Sterling points out that gender reassignment of intersex babies at birth:

Accepted Answer

A)  was hailed prematurely as successful 
B)  was determined by physicians 
C)  did not anticipate the long-term physical and psychological effects 
D)  all of the above 
A)  was hailed prematurely as successful 
B)  was determined by physicians 
C)  did not anticipate the long-term physical and psychological effects 
D)  all of the above

Question 7

A significant way of avoiding the repetition of past injustices is by:

Accepted Answer

A)  acquiring information 
B)  integrating selective information into one's life 
C)  altering sufficiently one's perspective 
D)  none of the above 
A)  acquiring information 
B)  integrating selective information into one's life 
C)  altering sufficiently one's perspective 
D)  none of the above

Collins's implicit argument for a pivoting center is useful toward ___ in the quest for truth.

Naber's perspective offers a social construction of the Oriental Arab as "other" that forced Arab Americans to:

Collins points out that the socially coded silence regarding domestic abuse in Black women's literature stems from the writers':

Faust-Sterling offers a compelling argument that intersex persons are:

Faust-Sterling points out that gender reassignment of intersex babies at birth:

A significant way of avoiding the repetition of past injustices is by:

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Bodies, Beauty, Health, and Wellness

Sexualized Violence

Making a Home, Making a Living

Living in a Globalizing World

Gender, Crime, and Criminalization

Gender, Militarism, War and Peace

Gender and the Environment

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Exam 2: Creating Knowledge: Integrative Frameworks for Understanding

Collins's implicit argument for a pivoting center is useful toward ___ in the quest for truth.

Naber's perspective offers a social construction of the Oriental Arab as "other" that forced Arab Americans to:

Collins points out that the socially coded silence regarding domestic abuse in Black women's literature stems from the writers':

Faust-Sterling offers a compelling argument that intersex persons are:

Faust-Sterling points out that gender reassignment of intersex babies at birth:

A significant way of avoiding the repetition of past injustices is by:

Untangling the “F”-word

Identities and Social Locations

Sexuality

Bodies, Beauty, Health, and Wellness

Sexualized Violence

Making a Home, Making a Living

Living in a Globalizing World

Gender, Crime, and Criminalization

Gender, Militarism, War and Peace

Gender and the Environment

Creating Change: Theory, Vision, and Actions

Filters