Intersectional Analysis of Western Biomedicine

Choose 5 of the following terms; define and explain their significance in the context of the intersectional analysis of western biomedicine that you have conducted in (5 x 10 marks each):

• Patient Activism
• Cultural Proselytization & Mental Health
• 21^st Century Body
• Health as Commodity
• Medical Racism
• Gender vs Sex
• The Stare
• Definition of each term: 3 marks/10
• Significance of each term: 7 marks/10 (make sure to explain 7 distinct ways the term is significant in the context of your learning.  This significance can include some of the key theories/theorists we explored in the fall, but should clearly and thoroughly engage with material from the winter semester
• Answers can be written in point form and must be fully cited; your exam must include a bibliography
• Answers should be no more than 2 pages (double-spaced)
• Each of your terms should engage with at least 1 course reading, 1 film, and a broad spectrum of seminar material
• When referencing seminar material, make sure to properly cite the studies/theorists/organizations presented in seminar, and not just Prof. Woronko or one of the guest lecturers