Relacionar Columnas Hamlet, Thy Name is Woman!Versión en línea Let's get ready for a TED Talk! Match the words to their definitions por Jessica Rivas Murillo 1 playwright 2 imposter 3 man-splaining 4 chastised 5 harassment 6 intersectionality 7 inequality 8 gendered 9 syndrome 10 archetype 11 high-spirited 12 fairer 13 dummy 14 shrew 15 anxiety 16 beaten 17 expectations 18 feminism 19 resolute 20 binary beliefs or assumptions about what will happen or how someone will behave in a given situation. a group of symptoms that consistently occur together and indicate the presence of a particular disease or disorder. determined and unwavering in one's beliefs or decisions. reprimanded or scolded severely for one's actions or behavior. a person who is perceived as unintelligent or lacking common sense. defeated or overcome by someone or something. full of energy, enthusiasm, or liveliness. a bad-tempered and aggressive woman. more just or equitable; free from bias or favoritism. interconnected nature of social categorizations (race, class, and gender). It creates overlapping systems of discrimination and disadvantage. influenced or determined by one's gender identity or societal expectations based on gender. a person who writes plays. the belief in and advocacy for equal rights and opportunities for women. unwanted or unwelcome behavior that causes distress or discomfort, typically related to gender, race, or other personal characteristics. the act of a man explaining something to a woman in a condescending or patronizing manner, often assuming she has less knowledge on the subject. a typical example of a certain person or thing; an original model from which all similar things are based. someone who pretends to be someone else in order to deceive others. relating to two things or parts; characterized by having two distinct forms or states. a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome. the state of being unequal, especially in regards to opportunities, treatment, or rights.
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