GS from KAYE BAUZON, ROSE MANIGQUE & JAZNIELLE PIZARRAS OF OT-1B

1. Postmodern feminism - this movement questioned,renamed, and reclaimed the concept of

womanhood
2. Affirmative action - deliberate preferential option for women in order to have equal opportunity in a
certain field
3. Radical feminism - ensured that women’s differences from men were recognized and celebrated
4. Kate Millet - her text focused on politics as power structures and the relation of the sex (coitus and
biological sex)
5. Shulamith Firestone - society must change to help address women’s concerns
6. Simone de Beauvoir - French feminist; The Second Sex: women were not seen as equal
7. Third wave - wave to develop to deconstruct (????)
8. First wave - women’s emancipation movement that fought for the right to vote, equal opportunity for
employment and commerce, right to education, right to smoke, the right to wear pants, and the right to
promiscuity
9. Monogamy - passing on wealth to one’s offspring
10. Mary Wallstonecraft - mother of Western and Anglo-Saxon feminism
11. Declaration of Sentinents - first women’s rights convention that emerged in NYC in 1948
12. Friedrech Engels - a collaborator/partner of Karl Marx
13. Olympia de Gouges - a French feminist who believed strongly in justice and equality for all
14. French revolution - overthrew the Bourbon dysnasty; RIGHT TO CHEAP BREAD!!!
15. Feminism - looking at the world through a woman’s perspective
16. Essentialist argument - oppression of women is due to the nature of their gender or their socially-
constructed roles
17. Shift to agriculture - plausible theory for the suppression of women
18. Goddess -based social organization - the worship of the mother goddess that lasted for as long as
people experienced the development of life as a mystery and gift
19. Rosalind Miles - feminist writer who has researched the hidden role of women throughout history
20. CEDAW - International Bill of Rights as Women
21. Gender mainstreaming - inclusion of a gender perspective in all policies and programs
22. Strategic gender needs - needs women identify because of their subordinate position to men in their
society
23. Practical gender needs - concerned with women’s immediate needs of survival
24. Maxine Molyneux - had ideas in gender interests: interests that are developed by men or women by
“virtue of their social positioning through gender attributes”
25. Shiva - an economic system geared towards growth and accumulation is anti-women and anti-
environment
26. Paternalistic system - system in which women must conform
27. Destructive development - cycle of intervention, transformation, and processing for accumulation &
consumption form
28. Monoculture - many species of plant life will eventually get wiped out because they are no longer
cultivated by farmers who their habitats are being destroyed to plant the commercial corn for cereals
29. Women - they see personhood as “relational”
30. Peak oil - state in which all the easily accessible oil has been consumed
PC from KAYE BAUZON, ROSE MANIGQUE & JAZNIELLE PIZARRAS OF OT-1B

1. Intellectual Property - refers to the creations of the mind

2. Fabrication - falsifying
3. Rhetorical situation - art of public speaking
4. Language - vital component of culture
5. Search engine - common place on the Internet
6. Three dimensions of register - field, tenor, and mode
7. Digital storytelling - modern expression of the ancient art of storytelling using digital media to create
media-rich stories to tell, to share, and to preserve
8. Leigh Richard
9. Concise and informative noites - what a minute taker needs
10. Header of the memo
11. Memo
12. Relational feedback
13. Procedural feedback
14. Individual feedback
15. Descriptive feedback
16. Evaluative feedback
17. Gunnysacking - imaginary bag we all carry into which we place our unresolved conflicts
18. Avoidance - changing the subject; leaving the room
19. Grapevine communication - informal channel of business communication
20. Grievance procedure
21. Diagonal communication
22. Upward communication
23. Downward communication
24. Barriers of communication in the workplace
25. There are 4 levels of feedback - TRUE
26. Internal noise represent external self- thinking - FALSE
27. Ritualistic communication helps us meet social needs - TRUE
28. Elements of rhetoric situation include POTAA - TRUE
29. Memorized speech is mastered and delivered entirely from memory
30. Imaginative communication are seen through people who express their appreciation on fictional
messages from books, films, and conversation