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Feminism

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What is patriarchy?

Patriarchy is reinforced through narratives of all kinds

and through social, political, economical and cultural

structures.

Patriarchy is protected by hierarchy, authority and the

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Tools for feminism

Structuralism

Psychoanalysis

Deconstruction

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First Wave Feminism (Women’s suffrage)

Late 19

th

century to 1920’s

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Women’s right to vote

 Great Britain 1918 (and 1928)

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Third Wave Feminism

(1980s - )

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Space

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What do feminists do?

Basically they see whether and/or how the text

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Problems/objections/issues

 Different stages in different cultures

 Third Wave Feminism is not widespread  Victimization is not a solution

 Reverse sexism

 Prejudice against feminists  Different approaches

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