The communication context associated with Feminist Standpoint Theory (FST) isGroup of answer choicescultural.interpersonal.societal.organizational.

Which of the following statements is true of Feminist Standpoint Theory (FST)?Group of answer choicesIt offers a framework for understanding women's positions relative to systems of power, which is built on knowledge generated from the everyday lives of people.It is built on knowledge generated from the everyday lives of the elite.It states that standpoints are free of their social and political contexts.It applies Karl Marx's concepts about masters and slaves to issues of sex and gender and gives the exact meaning of the term "feminist" in a global context.

Feminist Standpoint Theory (FST) advocates criticizing the status quo because the status quoGroup of answer choicessupports the concept of false consciousness.represents a power structure of dominance and oppression.discourages Karl Marx's notions of class and capitalism.negates the relationship between power and knowledge.

In the context of Feminist Standpoint Theory (FST), which of the following terms refers to the recognition that no one has a complete view of the social hierarchy?Group of answer choicescompletedistinctivepartialunbiased

Which of the following statements is true of the assumptions of Feminist Standpoint Theory (FST)?Group of answer choicesThe ruling group structures life in such a way as to provide choices to the subordinate group.The dominant group promotes propaganda that describes the market as beneficial and virtuous.Members of oppressed groups have a less complete standpoint than do members of dominant groups.The standpoints of the ruling class benefit those of the subordinate group.

Added to the assumptions that characterize Nancy Hartsock's Marxist view of Feminist Standpoint Theory (FST), most conceptions of the theory also embody a set of four conclusions about knowledge and knowledge gathering. Which of the following is one of the assumptions?Group of answer choicesKnowledge is an objective concept.Knowledge evolves from subjective experience.Understanding the distinctive features of women's experience is of little value.Different types of knowledge usually merge into similar communication patterns. PreviousNext