MALE AND FEMALE PROFESSIONS: GENDER STEREOTYPES AND DISCRIMINATION IN THE LABOR MARKET
Abstract
The study of sexuality and physicality is not a new but already an actual direction of the sociology of culture. The interest that exists in media and political discourse in what norms and ideas about sexuality are transmitted through art, mostly mass art. The concepts of body and corporeality have many interpretations that have changed and acquired new meanings throughout the history of human development. In the modern era of post-information society, the spread of simulacra of reality, corporeality acquires special contours, the body itself is transformed, the ways and essence of what is represented by the body, understood as a certain dimension of human existence, change. The article presents a sociological analysis of physicality and sexuality in the context of gender socialization.
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