The term gender, as opposed to the concept of sex, refers to the non-physiological aspects of identifying an individual as male or female. The genre is a product of cultural and subjective constructs that constantly change over time, context and environment. So, when it comes to gender differences, there is more talk about differences and explicit or implicit attributes between men and women in a spectrum resulting from socialization.
In fact, it is the differences between the sexes that socialization has inculcated, which is attributed to femininity and masculinity. From a summary point of view, if sex is our biology, then everything else is the genre. So, any difference between men and women that are not exclusively explained by biology must be considered as a gender difference. Gender is at the same time a determinant and a product of what is expected, permitted or valued by a man or woman in a given context
The gender role refers to the roles that society assigns to men and women on a differential basis. This is in fact what is considered appropriate for a given sex in terms of relationships, personality traits, attitudes, behaviors, values, power and social influences. Since gender is a relational concept, its roles and characteristics do not exist in isolation. These roles are rather
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He can overcome the insurmountable. Its effect on the viewer is incredible. Love can raise hope in a desperate situation., But can also leave an ignorant and unconscious. Victor Frankenstein is in this desperate situation. Victor's love for Elizabeth creates a spark of hope to revitalize her passions and ambitions but makes him insensible to the devil by this obsession. Elizabeth nature and beauty to motivate, console, and blind Frankenstein throughout her journey through her exaggerated son idolatry. It is often thought that Mary Shelley put in these characters the women to present their value and allude to the need for