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Outline:
Were Marx and Engels "gender blind" i.e. blind to the oppression of women?
- the sexual division of labour
- the importance of social reproduction
- the role of the family
The "women's issue" in the labour movement
The rise of liberal feminism in Europe
Feminism in dominated countries
The second feminist wave
- liberation of the body and sexual liberation
- LGBTQ liberation
- the unveiling of androcentrism
The different currents: radical feminism, differentialist feminism, socialist feminism
The third wave
- centrality of gender violence
- intersectionality
- inclusiveness in relation to LGBTQ issues
- cross-border character
- theoretical references: Ecofeminism, postcolonial feminism, social reproduction theory, intersectionality, trans and queer feminism
Conclusions - strategies for liberation
Readings:
Readings:



Latest revision as of 14:34, 24 November 2020

Outline:

Were Marx and Engels "gender blind" i.e. blind to the oppression of women?

- the sexual division of labour

- the importance of social reproduction

- the role of the family


The "women's issue" in the labour movement

The rise of liberal feminism in Europe

Feminism in dominated countries


The second feminist wave

- liberation of the body and sexual liberation

- LGBTQ liberation

- the unveiling of androcentrism

The different currents: radical feminism, differentialist feminism, socialist feminism


The third wave

- centrality of gender violence

- intersectionality

- inclusiveness in relation to LGBTQ issues

- cross-border character

- theoretical references: Ecofeminism, postcolonial feminism, social reproduction theory, intersectionality, trans and queer feminism


Conclusions - strategies for liberation


Readings:

Adrienne Rich (1929-2012) - poet and radical feminist
Her first book on feminist issues was: Of Women born; Motherhood as Experience and Institution(1976)
This text is an extract from the essay Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence published as an essay in 1980
and republished in her book Blood, Bread and Poetry (1986).