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Liberal feminism (4789 bytes)
1: '''Liberal feminism''' is a form of [[feminism]] that argues that equality for women can be achi... 3: ...uality of sameness]] with men (not a [[difference feminism]]). 5: ...ividualistic terms]] and looks to reform present "liberal" practices in [[society]], rather than advocating... 8: == Views Of Liberal Feminists == 10: Liberal feminists tend to support [[Legalization|legalizi... New feminism (668 bytes) 1: New feminism is a form of [[Difference feminism]] which emphasizes the traditional roles of women... Feminism (32367 bytes) 1: ...tique of [[social]] relations, many proponents of feminism also focus on analyzing gender inequality and the... 3: ...ion]] and [[sexual violence]]. Themes explored in feminism include [[discrimination]], [[stereotyping]], [[o... 10: ''Main article:'' [[History of feminism]]. 13: Feminism is generally said to have begun in the [[19th cen... 17: ...|second-wave]]. There is a so-called [[third-wave feminism|third-wave]], but feminists disagree as to its ne... Marxist feminism (1751 bytes) 1: '''Marxist feminism''' is a sub-type of [[feminist]] theory which foc... 3: Feminist theory (or radical feminism) emerged in the [[1970s]] stating that modern soc... 7: ...is seen as a form of oppression (rather than an illiberal discrimination) which is maintained (like [[racis... Radical feminism (2793 bytes) 1: ...te sixties as a significant part of [[Second-wave feminism]]. 3: ...ve resulted in a different perspective on radical feminism held by some which acknowledges the simultaneity... 5: Some strains of radical feminism have been compared to [[Marxism]] in that they de... 9: ...innon]], [[Andrea Dworkin]], [[Womyn]], [[List of feminism topics]] 12: ...lets/rad-fem.htm Liberal feminist view on radical feminism] Gender feminism (374 bytes) 1: ...entric]. She contrasted this term with "[[equity feminism]]." Spiritual feminism (321 bytes) 1: '''Spiritual feminism''' is a branch of [[feminism]] that focuses on: Postcolonial feminism (509 bytes) 1: ...estern]] forms of [[feminism]], notably [[radical feminism]] and its universalization of female experience. ... Lesbian feminism (807 bytes) 1: ...the 1970s and 1980s, that advocated the view that feminism and [[lesbian]]ism were linked. It was not only t... 8: ...com/social-sciences/lesbian_feminism.html Lesbian Feminism] at the GLBTQ encyclopedia of gay, lesbian, bisex... History of feminism (12824 bytes) 3: ...e the [[18th century]], but the seeds of modern [[feminism]] were planted during the late part of that centu... 9: ==Feminism in the 19th century== 10: Feminism is generally said to have begun in the [[18th cen... 16: ...ration'' (Tahrir al-Mar'a), as the father of Arab feminism. In his work Amin criticized some of the practice... 18: ==Feminism in the 20th century== Second-wave feminism (1824 bytes) 1: '''Second-wave feminism''' refers to a period of [[feminist]] thought tha... 3: ...n absolute rights such as suffrage, as first wave feminism had. One phenomenon included the recognition of [... 5: ...d wave is most commonly linked with the [[radical feminism|radical feminist]] movement. 41: * [[first-wave feminism]] 42: * [[third-wave feminism]] Post-feminism (542 bytes) 3: Post-feminism is seen in the work of [[Angela Carter]], in part... Third-wave feminism (1070 bytes) 1: ...raditionally [[male]]-dominated areas, third-wave feminism seeks to challenge and expand common definitions ... 3: ...n of gender and sexuality is center to third-wave feminism. 5: A comprehensive example of third-wave feminism is ''Colonize This!'', an anthology of writings b... 16: * [[first-wave feminism]] 17: * [[second-wave feminism]] Equality feminism (848 bytes) 1: ...]. It is fundamentally at odds with [[difference feminism]] and expresses the crucial similarities between ... 5: [[Category:Feminism]] Individualist feminism (936 bytes) 1: ...this, it is sometimes also called [[libertarian]] feminism. 3: ...ost parts of Europe is viewed as [[postmodern]] [[feminism]] because of the [[pluralistic]] view on female n... Difference feminism (1129 bytes) 1: ...n are different was necessary to make. Difference feminisms can stress either the assertion of a fundamental... 3: ...-wave feminism|second wave feminism]]. Difference feminism was important in responding to problems resulting... 9: [[Category:Feminism]] Third-World Feminism (501 bytes) 1: ...is also known and understood as '[[Postcolonial]] Feminism'. [[Third-World]] feminists would argue that as a... 5: [[Category:Feminism]] French feminism (1116 bytes) 1: "'''French feminism'''" (which is a phrase mostly used in [[English (... 3: French feminism, compared to Anglophone [[feminism]], is distinguished by an approach which is at on... 13: ...one de Beauvoir]] is a clear forerunner of French feminism, as is [[Marguerite Duras]]. First-wave feminism (713 bytes) 1: ...term was coined retroactively after [[second-wave feminism]] began to be used to describe a newer feminist m... 5: In the [[United States]], the end of first-wave feminism may be regarded as the passage of the [[Nineteent... 8: * [[second-wave feminism]] 9: * [[third-wave feminism]] 11: [[Category:Feminism]] Psychoanalytical feminism (1239 bytes) 7: Feminismis inspiring but theres always something in my bra...
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