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1. Male feminism / Stephen Heath -- 2. Men in feminism : men and feminist theory / Paul Smith -- 3. Men in feminism : men and feminist theory / Stephen Heath -- 4. Demonstrating sexual difference / Andrew Ross -- 5. Men in feminism : Odor di Uomo or Compagnons de Route? / Alice Jardine -- 6. Walking the tightrope of feminism and male desire / Judith Mayne -- 7. A man's place / Elizabeth Weed -- 8. Femmeninism / Peggy Kamuf -- 9. No question of silence / Andrew Ross -- 10. A double life (femmeninism II) / Peggy Kamuf -- 11. Dreaming dissymmetry : Barthes, Foucault, and sexual difference / Naomi Schor -- 12. French theory and the seduction of feminism / Jane Gallop -- 13. Critical cross-dressing : male feminists and the woman of the year / Elaine Showalter -- 14. Response / Terry Eagleton -- 15. Elaine Showalter replies -- 16. Man on feminism : a criticism of his own / Nancy K. Miller -- 17. Men, feminism : the materiality of discourse / Cary Nelson -- 18. In any event. / Meaghan Morris -- 19. In, with / Richard Ohmann -- 20. Women in the beehive : a seminar / with Jacques Derrida -- 21. Reading like a man / Robert Scholes -- 22. Outlaws : gay men in feminism / Craig Owens -- 23. Envy : or with my brains and your looks / Rosi Braidotti -- 24. A conversation / Alice Jardine and Paul Smith.

""Understanding Feminism"" provides an accessible guide to one of the most important and contested movements in progressive modern thought. Presenting feminism as a dynamic, multi-faceted and adaptive movement that has evolved in response to the changing practical and theoretical problems faced by women, the authors take a problem-oriented approach that maps the complex strands of feminist thinking in relation to women's struggles for equal recognition and rights, and freedom from oppressive constraints of sex, self-expression and autonomy. Each chapter focuses on a different cluster of concer

Examines the legacies of black female radicals to argue that feminism is neither inherently bourgeois nor incompatible with revolutionary politics. Black feminisms that emerged in the 1960s were intimately connected with historical antiracist struggles in the US, & black women have continued to shape feminist politics out of militant antiracist movements. Black feminism's goals of independence, community building, & resistance to racism/sexism focus on economic/political power rather than social service programs, thereby challenging the social tenets of law & order campaigns, as well as the corporate culture. The emergence of a multiracial sisterhood in the US is examined, maintaining that it blurs the lines between revolutionary, antirevolutionary, & counterrevolutionary, & has worked to marginalize the revolutionary exponent of black feminisms. The need for greater analysis of the ramifications of cross-ideological alliances between African & European American women is discussed, along with the struggle of progressive black feminisms to preserve radical politics in spite of internal conflicts & contradictions. 21 References. J. Lindroth

Feminism is sometimes seen either as multiple or singular as though we have to make a choice along ideological as well as philosophical lines. Feminism, I shall argue, is both multiple & singular, since "liberal," "socialist," & "radical" feminisms are distinctive feminisms that can & should be assessed according to the extent to which they contribute positively to the development of a postpatriarchal society. The same holds for the philosophically differentiated varieties of "feminist empiricism," standpoint, & postmodern theory. Each represent differing feminisms within a single body of argument unified by its commitment to the emancipation of women. It is important to distinguish here between the way in which particular theorists regard their endeavors & the practical implications of the positions taken. 19 References. Adapted from the source document.

part one. A historical introduction: A historical introduction : the three waves of feminism / Judy D. Whipps -- part two. Central theoretical concepts of feminist philosophy: Feminist perspectives on sexism and oppression / Daniel Silvermint ; Feminist perspectives on human nature / Lori Watson ; Feminist perspectives on power, domination, and exploitation / Julinna Oxley ; Intersectionality : locating and critiquing internal structures of oppression within feminism / Grayson Hunt -- part three. Subfields of feminist philosophy: Feminist history of philosophy / Susanne Sreedhar ; Feminist epistemology and philosophy of science / Nancy Arden McHugh ; Feminist ethics / Sarah Clark Miller ; Feminist social and political philosophy / Elizabeth Edenberg, Emily McGill-Rutherfod ; Feminist metaphysics and philosophy of language / E. Daiaz-Leaon ; Feminist perspectives on the philosophy of race / Ceila Bardwell-Jones ; Feminism and disability / Joel Michael Reynolds ; Feminist perspectives on reproduction and the family / Alice MacLachlan ; Feminist perspectives on LGBTQI theory / Maren Behrensen ; Feminist philosophy of religion / Elizabeth Burns ; Feminist environmental philosophy : ecofeminism / Erin McKenna.

Feminism Backwards is part memoir, part documentary. A founding member of the Irish Women's Liberation Movement Rosita Sweetman here gleefully recalls the triumphs and the tribulations of trying to drag a reluctant Ireland into the 20th Century, RRP €13.99 £12.99.

ABSTRAKFemina" berarti memiliki sifat keperempuanan. Sifat keperempuanan ini diadopsi sebuah paham yang muncul pada abad 19, yaitu paham yang dinamakan Feminisme. Pada saat itu perhatian dunia lebih cenderung terhadap sosial demokratis dimana adanya perlakuan yang beda karena perbedaan jenis kelamin, ras, warna kulit, dan sebagainya. Paham yang bermunculan di masyarakat saat itu membawa jenis kelamin sebagai pengontrol sosial, dimana seorang perempuan tidak diberikan kebebasan mutlak dalam segala hal. Maka, munculnya sebuah paham yaitu Feminimisme, yang bertujuan untuk membuka suatu persamaan perlakuan dalam perbedaan jenis kelamin dalam masyarakat.Feminsme berarti sebuah gerakan perempuan yang menuntut emansipasi atau kesamaan dan keadilan. Arsitektur Feminisme merupakan bagian dari Arsitektur Post-modern yang hadir karena kejenuhan akan bangunan-bangunan modern. Salah satu arsitek wanita yang menganut paham Feminisme adalah Zaha-Hadid.Makna feminisme itu sendiri dalam bidang arsitektur yaitu selain pengapdosian sifat perempuan mempunyai arti yang lebih dalam yaitu kebebasan dan kesejajaran dalam mengekspresikan ide dan desain bangunan. Hal ini terbukti dari terbentuknya paham baru yangmengutamakan kebebasan berekspresi serta berteknologi.Kata kunci : feminin, kebebasan, teknologi

A new way of thinking about data science and data ethics that is informed by the ideas of intersectional feminism. Today, data science is a form of power. It has been used to expose injustice, improve health outcomes, and topple governments. But it has also been used to discriminate, police, and surveil. This potential for good, on the one hand, and harm, on the other, makes it essential to ask: Data science by whom Data science for whom Data science with whose interests in mind The narratives around big data and data science are overwhelmingly white, male, and techno-heroic. In Data Feminism, Catherine D'Ignazio and Lauren Klein present a new way of thinking about data science and data ethics--one that is informed by intersectional feminist thought. Illustrating data feminism in action, D'Ignazio and Klein show how challenges to the male/female binary can help challenge other hierarchical (and empirically wrong) classification systems. They explain how, for example, an understanding of emotion can expand our ideas about effective data visualization, and how the concept of invisible labor can expose the significant human efforts required by our automated systems. And they show why the data never, ever "speak for themselves." Data Feminism offers strategies for data scientists seeking to learn how feminism can help them work toward justice, and for feminists who want to focus their efforts on the growing field of data science. But Data Feminism is about much more than gender. It is about power, about who has it and who doesn't, and about how those differentials of power can be challenged and changed.

Women all around the world have been defying expectations for centuries, yet the fight for equal rights is far from over. Feminists have cracked the glass ceiling, but both men and women now and in the future will have to continue breaking boundaries to shatter it. Riveting examples of feminism will engage readers and teach them what it means to be a feminist, why it's so important, and the steps they can take to join the movement and make their voices heard.