Hysteria, Feminism, and Gender Revisited
... Charles Bernheimer suggests that “Freud invented psychoanalysis between 1895 and 1900 on the basis of his clinical experience with hysterical patients, nearly all of them women” (1). To think about this experience another way, while hysteria was reframed with reference to new laws and was new in pr ...
... Charles Bernheimer suggests that “Freud invented psychoanalysis between 1895 and 1900 on the basis of his clinical experience with hysterical patients, nearly all of them women” (1). To think about this experience another way, while hysteria was reframed with reference to new laws and was new in pr ...
A Critical View on
... oppressed at the same time, both giving and receiving power. When people are constrained by others and told they are inferior and that they deserve to be treated badly, they can internalize such messages and begin to believe them. Those exercising power also internalize the message about the inferio ...
... oppressed at the same time, both giving and receiving power. When people are constrained by others and told they are inferior and that they deserve to be treated badly, they can internalize such messages and begin to believe them. Those exercising power also internalize the message about the inferio ...
Are There Feminist Research Methods
... Over the last several decades, feminist scholars have become increasingly more reflective with regard to the research process: in addition to undertaking studies related to women and gender, they have offered numerous perspectives on the nature of feminist research itself. 1 More specifically, in th ...
... Over the last several decades, feminist scholars have become increasingly more reflective with regard to the research process: in addition to undertaking studies related to women and gender, they have offered numerous perspectives on the nature of feminist research itself. 1 More specifically, in th ...
Political Ecology - Páginas Personales UNAM
... being, difference and otherness in environmental rationality, rooted on the politics of cultural diversity, territories of difference and ethics of otherness. Decolonizing knowledge and legitimizing other knowledge/savoir/wisdom open alternative ways of understanding reality, nature, human life and ...
... being, difference and otherness in environmental rationality, rooted on the politics of cultural diversity, territories of difference and ethics of otherness. Decolonizing knowledge and legitimizing other knowledge/savoir/wisdom open alternative ways of understanding reality, nature, human life and ...
Political Ecology: a Latin American Perspective1
... Bookchin was the founder of the social ecology movement framed within anarchist, libertarian socialist and ecological thought, that derived in “communalism” and “libertarian municipalism”, conceived as decentralization of society along ecological and democratic principles. His essay “Ecology and rev ...
... Bookchin was the founder of the social ecology movement framed within anarchist, libertarian socialist and ecological thought, that derived in “communalism” and “libertarian municipalism”, conceived as decentralization of society along ecological and democratic principles. His essay “Ecology and rev ...
Since the 1960s the issue of sexist language has been keenly
... As an example of some of these stereotypical beliefs which underpin sexist statements I would like to consider the lyrics of a pop song. Although I am not arguing that all pop songs are sexist, because there are many songs, such as those by American singer Pink, which challenge sexist beliefs about ...
... As an example of some of these stereotypical beliefs which underpin sexist statements I would like to consider the lyrics of a pop song. Although I am not arguing that all pop songs are sexist, because there are many songs, such as those by American singer Pink, which challenge sexist beliefs about ...
Lesson: Feminist Perspectives and International Relations Paper
... can be explained from the fact that the study of International Relations studies the sovereign states in the public domain and does not have much scope with the interest that women or feminism have as an intellectual inquiry and therefore the study of International Relations has continued without an ...
... can be explained from the fact that the study of International Relations studies the sovereign states in the public domain and does not have much scope with the interest that women or feminism have as an intellectual inquiry and therefore the study of International Relations has continued without an ...
thomas hardy as ecofeminist author with examples
... women experience in their endeavors to overcome patriarchal oppression actually create much of the conflict and action that drive the plots of Hardy‟s tragic novels. Within patriarchal society‟s stratification of humans, discriminatory practices go far beyond simply valuing males more highly than fe ...
... women experience in their endeavors to overcome patriarchal oppression actually create much of the conflict and action that drive the plots of Hardy‟s tragic novels. Within patriarchal society‟s stratification of humans, discriminatory practices go far beyond simply valuing males more highly than fe ...
Gender issues reflected within nature in Jane Austen`s novel
... Power, money and gender relations In order for us as readers to understand why Elizabeth felt that she had to escape her own reality we have to know how it was for women during this period. The story takes place in England during the early 19th-century and centres on the Bennet family, which is mad ...
... Power, money and gender relations In order for us as readers to understand why Elizabeth felt that she had to escape her own reality we have to know how it was for women during this period. The story takes place in England during the early 19th-century and centres on the Bennet family, which is mad ...
islamic feminism
... they gain dominance in the public arena and infiltrate all state institutions. There is a new generation of Islamist women known for their daring and confrontational style as regards the role and status of women in an Islamic state. Women activists insist that Islam is in harmony with the principle o ...
... they gain dominance in the public arena and infiltrate all state institutions. There is a new generation of Islamist women known for their daring and confrontational style as regards the role and status of women in an Islamic state. Women activists insist that Islam is in harmony with the principle o ...
the sociology of gender - Rutgers University Libraries
... born with the “wrong” body and are willing to undergo major surgery to make their gender identity consistent with their biological sex. Sexual orientation, the preference for sexual partners of one gender (sex) or the other, also varies. People who experience sexual pleasure with members of their ow ...
... born with the “wrong” body and are willing to undergo major surgery to make their gender identity consistent with their biological sex. Sexual orientation, the preference for sexual partners of one gender (sex) or the other, also varies. People who experience sexual pleasure with members of their ow ...
“Imagining New Identities And Communities For Feminisms
... devastating effects of neoliberalism.2 Before proceeding, however, another caveat is due. As Borges’ “El aleph” illustrates, though we may perceive multiple objects/events simultaneously, the fact that we depend on language to articulate/describe them imposes a chronological order. Thus, despite the ...
... devastating effects of neoliberalism.2 Before proceeding, however, another caveat is due. As Borges’ “El aleph” illustrates, though we may perceive multiple objects/events simultaneously, the fact that we depend on language to articulate/describe them imposes a chronological order. Thus, despite the ...
Beyond an Epistemology of Bread, Butter, Culture and Power
... women’s organization, embodies the tensions and transformations inherent in African feminisms. MYW personifies African feminisms as it enjoys a broadly-based membership. It is also continuously engaging in processes of definition and re-definition; although the organization pursues feminist ideals, ...
... women’s organization, embodies the tensions and transformations inherent in African feminisms. MYW personifies African feminisms as it enjoys a broadly-based membership. It is also continuously engaging in processes of definition and re-definition; although the organization pursues feminist ideals, ...
Ecology and Environmental Studies
... competitive, virile, objective, chivalrous, and condescending expressions of the self that feature in advantaged masculinities, and gain expression on both the personal and political level. In addition to subordinating inferiorised groups of men and masculinities such as gays and queers, these et ...
... competitive, virile, objective, chivalrous, and condescending expressions of the self that feature in advantaged masculinities, and gain expression on both the personal and political level. In addition to subordinating inferiorised groups of men and masculinities such as gays and queers, these et ...
Feminism
... seems to be a tendency inherent in this approach to gloss over differences and to prioritize elements of commonality in the various categories of feminism on the one hand, and to emphasize the differences between the categories on the other. Moreover, labels such as liberal, socialist or radical fem ...
... seems to be a tendency inherent in this approach to gloss over differences and to prioritize elements of commonality in the various categories of feminism on the one hand, and to emphasize the differences between the categories on the other. Moreover, labels such as liberal, socialist or radical fem ...
Shifting Feminisms in the Jewish Renewal Movement
... roles are social constructions, not reflecting innate or “essential” qualities of the sexes. According to this view, the way to achieve a just society--or to heal Judaism of its sexism--is to reveal the constructed, rather than natural, character of gender roles, thus freeing women and men to partic ...
... roles are social constructions, not reflecting innate or “essential” qualities of the sexes. According to this view, the way to achieve a just society--or to heal Judaism of its sexism--is to reveal the constructed, rather than natural, character of gender roles, thus freeing women and men to partic ...
Situating Cyberfeminisms
... for a more just distribution of resources and power which is one of the central goals of feminism. subRosa proposes that it is time a politically radical, activist cyberfeminism take the lead in critiquing Net-culture and politics, and challenging Net-practices through tactical texts, artworks, and ...
... for a more just distribution of resources and power which is one of the central goals of feminism. subRosa proposes that it is time a politically radical, activist cyberfeminism take the lead in critiquing Net-culture and politics, and challenging Net-practices through tactical texts, artworks, and ...
Feminist views on the English stage Women playwrights, 1990–2000 Elaine Aston
... staged the gender war in a dramatic two-hander in which a male professor, accused by a female student of political incorrectness, harassment and rape, turns angry and violent.13 Understanding the unabated hostility of men towards women informs Faludi’s subsequent study, Stiffed, published at the clo ...
... staged the gender war in a dramatic two-hander in which a male professor, accused by a female student of political incorrectness, harassment and rape, turns angry and violent.13 Understanding the unabated hostility of men towards women informs Faludi’s subsequent study, Stiffed, published at the clo ...
Same Plight, Different Struggle: A Comparison of Female
... family. The second wave during 1960s and 1970s mainly focused on the prioritization of gender difference between men and women over biological difference and the “collective consciousness” of women as a group to promote social change (Wright, 1992, p. XV). While the third wave from early to mid 1980 ...
... family. The second wave during 1960s and 1970s mainly focused on the prioritization of gender difference between men and women over biological difference and the “collective consciousness” of women as a group to promote social change (Wright, 1992, p. XV). While the third wave from early to mid 1980 ...
Religion and Gender Values in a Changing World
... gender debate. I will also give attention to a recent feminist movement (some may argue if it is a movement at all)- the ecofemist movement. This ecofemism, ‘a new term for an ancient wisdom’ has grown out of various social movements- the feminist, peace and the ecology movements- in the late 1970s ...
... gender debate. I will also give attention to a recent feminist movement (some may argue if it is a movement at all)- the ecofemist movement. This ecofemism, ‘a new term for an ancient wisdom’ has grown out of various social movements- the feminist, peace and the ecology movements- in the late 1970s ...
The left hand of nature and culture
... that each “gender deals with humans and nonhumans alike according to its particular abilities: women convert affinity into consanguinity within the nexus and treat their plants as children; men are in charge of affinal relations and treat the beings of the forest as in-laws” (99). This is not, Desco ...
... that each “gender deals with humans and nonhumans alike according to its particular abilities: women convert affinity into consanguinity within the nexus and treat their plants as children; men are in charge of affinal relations and treat the beings of the forest as in-laws” (99). This is not, Desco ...
Full Paper - Asian Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (AJSSH)
... the West while denouncing it in the favor of non-White or non-Western woman. The hegemonic ‘Western’ feminism can thus also be taken to task in this connection. Spivak’s popular rearticulation of the histories of subaltern women has brought about a change which is radical as far as the terms and foc ...
... the West while denouncing it in the favor of non-White or non-Western woman. The hegemonic ‘Western’ feminism can thus also be taken to task in this connection. Spivak’s popular rearticulation of the histories of subaltern women has brought about a change which is radical as far as the terms and foc ...
Chapter 12 - SAGE edge
... identity will most often limit a woman’s development as a full human person. Radical-cultural feminists argue that women should be strictly female/feminine. Marxist feminism places gender in the context of production methods. The causes of gender inequality are due to hierarchical relations of contr ...
... identity will most often limit a woman’s development as a full human person. Radical-cultural feminists argue that women should be strictly female/feminine. Marxist feminism places gender in the context of production methods. The causes of gender inequality are due to hierarchical relations of contr ...
Millennialism as afeminism - Center for Millennial Studies
... whose adherents present a stark contrast to the rest of the world epistemologically, axiologically, and ontologically when it came to gender. Thus, the first step in engendering the millennialism of contemporary Christian fundamentalists is to ascertain why people are attracted to fundamentalism in ...
... whose adherents present a stark contrast to the rest of the world epistemologically, axiologically, and ontologically when it came to gender. Thus, the first step in engendering the millennialism of contemporary Christian fundamentalists is to ascertain why people are attracted to fundamentalism in ...