
Human Person in Society - Feminism
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Human Person in Society: Feminism
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Liberal Feminism
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IDENTIFICATION:
What philosophy is liberal feminism based off on?
Type answer...
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Liberalism
Men are rational creatures who want to pursue their individual interests
The state should be a neutral enitity
Public sphere, not the private sphere, should be regulated
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Open Ended
OPEN-ENDED QUESTION:
According to liberal feminism, why are women are oppressed?
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Multiple Select
What is the ideal society, according to liberal feminism?
Consideration on autonomy should be extended to women
People should be judged by their gender
Women should be allowed to participate in the public sphere
The state should interfere in the private sphere and make men more participative in the household
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Liberal feminism
Give women power in the public sphere, and to incorporate them into public life
Extend liberalism's consideration towards women
A future where people are judged by merit rather than gender
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Open Ended
OPEN-ENDED QUESTION:
What are liberal feminists' proposals for social change?
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I do not wish them [women] to
have power over men; but over
themselves.
Mary Wollstonecraft
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Marxist Feminism
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IDENTIFICATION:
Marx did not write much about women in his writings, but one of his colleagues did. This colleague's name is...
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Open Ended
OPEN-ENDED QUESTION:
In a Marxist analysis of women's oppression, what are the chain of events that lead to women being oppressed?
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Multiple Choice
Women's labor was not given importance in society, even before the invention of private property.
True
False
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Before private property...
Hunter-gatherer society
Women's labor was tied to the survival of society, thus they were more important
Society was matrilineal in nature
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Marxism and feminism
Upon the invention of agriculture and livestock rearing, men took hold of the means of production and amassed wealth
Family developed as a way to gain and pass down property
Women's worth were tied to the household
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Open Ended
OPEN-ENDED QUESTION:
What are Marxist feminists' proposals for social change?
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Radical Feminism
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Multiple Choice
According to radical feminists, what is the source of women's oppression?
Lack of economic opportunities
Lack of education
Heterosexuality
Men
Their biological sex
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IDENTIFICATION:
According to radical feminists, this is the structure that perpetuates women's positions as sexual objects for men.
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Radical feminism
"Man fucks woman; subject verb object."
Distinction of male culture vs. female culture in society, where male culture is dominant
Power differential between men and women, as practiced in heterosexuality, should be eradicated
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How else is heterosexuality used to oppress women?
Forced marriage
Forced pregnancy
Lack of freedom of choice for women's reproductive capacity
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Radical feminists want women to be free from men, rather than be equal to them.
The power differential between men and women should be eradicated.
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Multiple Select
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY:
Which of the following are radical feminisms' concrete proposals for social change?
Incorporating women in the workforce and keeping them there
Creating a womanculture
Having a degree of separatism from men
Assessing the colonial nature of gender
Having more female members in the government
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Decolonial Feminism
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Open Ended
OPEN-ENDED QUESTION:
Briefly explain what INTERSECTIONALITY means.
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IDENTIFICATION:
This concept refers to how the narratives of colonialism and modernity are inseparable.
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Multiple Choice
According to decolonial feminists, the mainstream concept of gender is indigenous.
(indigenous means something produced natively or locally)
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Colonizers saw indigenous people as part of the ___ order.
rational
philosophical
natural
spiritual
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Open Ended
OPEN-ENDED QUESTION:
Briefly narrate how and why the concept of gender was introduced to colonized cultures.
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Decolonial feminism
Originally coined by Argentinian feminist philosopher Maria Lugones
Influenced by the rise of the approach of intersectionality and the concept of modernity/coloniality
Protests against the European/Westernized mainstream concept of gender
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Western hegemony?
Gender as we know it today is based on European understanding of gender
Colonization erased existing ways of life, cosmology, and sense of identity
Some indigenous cultures had different sense of identity, sex, and gender; some had no social category for gender at all
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Open Ended
OPEN-ENDED QUESTION:
What are decolonial feminists proposal/s for social change? Be as specific as possible.
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