Lorber's Misconceptions Of Religion And Culture
Society controls its members with expectations they are expected to meet. Lorber implies that society controls its members religion and culture when she says, “ The moral imperatives of religion and culture representations reinforce the boundary lines among genders and ensure that what is demanded, what is permitted, and what is tabooed for the people in each gender is well-known and followed by most” (Lorber 732). Lorber states that the boundary lines are set by religion and culture, telling the members of society what is “permitted” Religion and culture controls its “cult” by the media expressing what is valued among the masses. Biber states how young children have the idea of what is needed to be desired trained into them from a young age