Feminism

About eliminating the ________ of women to men, aiming to end men’s systematic domination.

Women’s rights convention in 1848. They demanded an end to tyranny within the household, being compelled to promise obedience, being denied the right to vote/property, education and unemployment opportunities.

Lysistrata 411 BC.

A pacifist approach for peace to end the war. Power in politics. Women barricade the public funds building.

Continuing injustice. There are fewer women in the world than should be, and these rates are high in South Asia, North Africa, and China.

This is caused by a denial of access to basic/necessary nutrition and health care.

This was recently outlawed in India.

A liberal feminist who dies giving birth birth and was married to a famous utilitarian.

Wollstonecraft authored this work in 1792, its first edition was about men written in 1790.

Wollstonecraft supported this but criticized revolutionaries because their focus was only on:

Wollstonecraft believed women and men are equals in possessing this:

Wollstonecraft believed that women were denied the basic exercise of these, such as in education.

Wollstonecraft believed women are oppressed by these, including education.

Wollstonecraft believed this is needed to enable women to participate equally and realize their rationality legally.

Wollstonecraft argued that the differences between women and men are ________, created by institutions.

Wollstonecraft emphasized that women are not sexual beings but:

Changing these, such as marriage and education will end in equality. Society is set up to mold women into this:

Liberal feminists strive to overcome this, in marriage women become property, have to obey, and are denied education and the right to vote.

What is the aim for liberal feminists?

What is the goal for liberal feminists?

When did women in Canada get the vote? Why?

The proportion of the women in this is less than one third in Canada:

Going beyond legal and political efforts to culture, to overcome sexist attitudes and beliefs.

Raising consciousness about women’s emotional nature, and assumptions in the way we think/talk.