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General Discussion
Your views
Who is best?
Man or Women
Who deserves Public life?
Man or Women
What you say ?
Women are subordinate to
men.
What you say?
Man = Women
Does Women Deserve
These rights?
Education, Social, Political,
Economical and Legal
What is your topic of the
day?
Feminism
Definition
Feminism is fundamentally rooted in an
analysis of the global subordination of
women which can occur economically,
politically and socially and is dedicated to its
elimination. (Beylis.p.191)
Feminists have being
trying to understand
what women are saying
and doing, rather than
relying on what men are
saying and doing.
Focus of South
Women
If you dont have access
to clean water or daily
meals, what does formal
legal equality really
means?
Historical Background
World Conference on Women 1975
 World Plan of Action
 Declaration of Mexico
 Title IX
Historical Background
Abolitionist Movement
 Suffragist Movement
First-wave of
feminist movement
(1890s to 1960)
Mary Wollstonecrafts A
Vindication of the Rights
of Woman is regarded
as the earliest and the
foundation work of
feminist movement
First-wave of
feminist movement
The focus of the first
phrase of the
movement is on
acquisition of rights that
was reserved for men,
such as the right to
work and most
importantly, the right to
vote
1932 Soviet poster
for International
Womens Day
Second-wave
Feminist Movement
(1960s-1990s)
Carol Hanischs essay The Personal is
Political is the representation of
second-wave feminism.
Womens Liberation is the slogan of the
second-wave movement
Second-wave feminism
also drew attention to the
issues of domestic
violence,and women's
shelters, and brought
about changes in custody
laws and divorce law.
Second-wave
Marxist Approach
towards Women
Neither States nor
household distribute
resources and
opportunities equally btw
men and women
Paid-Unpaid Labour
Equilibrium in terms of
representation
Women have long been absent from
institutions of states and global
governance. Representation of women
is one of the ways that the UN
measures the degree of inequality
within and across states.
UN Progress Report
Global Earning of Women was 24%
US Womens Earning was 78% of Every
Dollar
African Americans Earning was 64% of
every Dollar
Latinas women earned 56%
The worldwide earning of women was
75% of unpaid labour in the home
In 2015 eleven women remained head of
state while 60% remained illiterate.
Lets discuss
Realist Approach vs
Feminist Approach
Three types of
Feminism
 Liberal Feminism
 Radical Feminism
 Critical Feminism
Liberal Feminism
Liberal Feminist theorist advocate that the rights and
presentation conventionally granted to men be extended
to women.
 It focuses on the change of institutions to increase
women representation at national and international
governance.
While it also demand changes in laws and allow
womens participation.
Inequality and discrimination among women are the
root cause of violence. There exist gender inequality
which can be ended when women get the same rights as
men, through legal, political, educational and other
reforms within the existing system.
Radical Feminism
 Men are responsible for benefits from
exploitation of women
 They held Patriarchy responsible
 Radical Feminist demand the over throw of
Patriarchy rather than reformatory changes
within the system
 They try to develop sisterhood
Critical Feminism
 Patriarchy is the social cause
 Economic disparity is the mean cause
 They support Marxist theories, Oppose
Capitalism
 the Cause of gender inequality is Paid and
Unpaid labour
 Devaluation of womens work
 to change the society as whole
 Improve condition of individuals

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Lecture no. 7 feminism

  • 2. Who is best? Man or Women
  • 3. Who deserves Public life? Man or Women
  • 4. What you say ? Women are subordinate to men.
  • 6. Does Women Deserve These rights? Education, Social, Political, Economical and Legal
  • 7. What is your topic of the day?
  • 9. Definition Feminism is fundamentally rooted in an analysis of the global subordination of women which can occur economically, politically and socially and is dedicated to its elimination. (Beylis.p.191)
  • 10. Feminists have being trying to understand what women are saying and doing, rather than relying on what men are saying and doing.
  • 11. Focus of South Women If you dont have access to clean water or daily meals, what does formal legal equality really means?
  • 12. Historical Background World Conference on Women 1975 World Plan of Action Declaration of Mexico Title IX
  • 14. First-wave of feminist movement (1890s to 1960) Mary Wollstonecrafts A Vindication of the Rights of Woman is regarded as the earliest and the foundation work of feminist movement
  • 15. First-wave of feminist movement The focus of the first phrase of the movement is on acquisition of rights that was reserved for men, such as the right to work and most importantly, the right to vote 1932 Soviet poster for International Womens Day
  • 16. Second-wave Feminist Movement (1960s-1990s) Carol Hanischs essay The Personal is Political is the representation of second-wave feminism. Womens Liberation is the slogan of the second-wave movement
  • 17. Second-wave feminism also drew attention to the issues of domestic violence,and women's shelters, and brought about changes in custody laws and divorce law. Second-wave
  • 18. Marxist Approach towards Women Neither States nor household distribute resources and opportunities equally btw men and women Paid-Unpaid Labour
  • 19. Equilibrium in terms of representation Women have long been absent from institutions of states and global governance. Representation of women is one of the ways that the UN measures the degree of inequality within and across states.
  • 20. UN Progress Report Global Earning of Women was 24% US Womens Earning was 78% of Every Dollar African Americans Earning was 64% of every Dollar Latinas women earned 56% The worldwide earning of women was 75% of unpaid labour in the home In 2015 eleven women remained head of state while 60% remained illiterate.
  • 21. Lets discuss Realist Approach vs Feminist Approach
  • 22. Three types of Feminism Liberal Feminism Radical Feminism Critical Feminism
  • 23. Liberal Feminism Liberal Feminist theorist advocate that the rights and presentation conventionally granted to men be extended to women. It focuses on the change of institutions to increase women representation at national and international governance. While it also demand changes in laws and allow womens participation. Inequality and discrimination among women are the root cause of violence. There exist gender inequality which can be ended when women get the same rights as men, through legal, political, educational and other reforms within the existing system.
  • 24. Radical Feminism Men are responsible for benefits from exploitation of women They held Patriarchy responsible Radical Feminist demand the over throw of Patriarchy rather than reformatory changes within the system They try to develop sisterhood
  • 25. Critical Feminism Patriarchy is the social cause Economic disparity is the mean cause They support Marxist theories, Oppose Capitalism the Cause of gender inequality is Paid and Unpaid labour Devaluation of womens work to change the society as whole Improve condition of individuals