The Grambos-ifier: Chrome Extension for Gender Performativity
The Grambos-ifier is a Chrome extension that challenges cultural norms by critiquing gender stereotypes and exploring the concept of gender performativity, as described in Judith Butler's 'Gender Trouble'. It sheds light on the arbitrary roles assigned to men and women in our society and encourages a more inclusive perspective.
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Ah, there you are. Now the thing about the joke, the male and female thing earlier, that's often a joke that if you call a male a female like "you're a girl" or "a sissy", because you are suggesting that by a man taking on female attributes that they are somewhat less, somewhat weak. This is inherited in a patriarchy of any kind but someone wrote something really interesting about this and that's Judith Butler, and in her book 'Gender Trouble' she talks about the idea of ‘gender performativity’, that all culture, that we live in, in the western world, permeates this idea of specific roles that men and women must have that are not biologically given to us, but are culturally given to us. For example, the things you might drink; a man has a pint of lager and a woman has a glass of wine. These things aren't biologically encoded into our genes, they're just cultural.
User reviews
best thing ever, lightened up my day, stopped my suicidal tendencies.
The man who made this is a saint who should be worshipped above all men.
it was okay i guess but I had a few problems with it, for starters it completely ruined my searches and now all I see is "OH GOD" and "You haven't uploaded your media coursework" which is quite annoying, another problem I have is that you are suggesting that by a man taking on female attributes that they are somewhat less, somewhat weak. This is inherited in a patriarchy of any kind but someone wrote something really interesting about this and that's Judith Butler, and in her book 'Gender Trouble' she talks about the idea of ‘gender performativity’, that all culture, that we live in, in the western world, permeates this idea of specific roles that men and women must have that are not biologically given to us, but are culturally given to us. For example, the things you might drink; a man has a pint of lager and a woman has a glass of wine. These things aren't biologically encoded into our genes, they're just cultural.
Sam Wash, 2018-06-26
Meep, 2018-06-26
