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The aim of the article is considered the conceptual reconstruction of the relationship between postmodern feminism and the notional field of contemporary neoliberalism. The analytical methods used were based on the assertion that the complexity of textual interventions requires interdisciplinary approaches. The findings and results of the research carried out accentuate that COVID-19 has contributed greatly to the contradictions of the current global landscape in the contexts of neoliberalism and feminism. Feminism asserts as a discourse that the conceptual apparatus of neoliberalism has not served its goals; in fact, postfeminism has not yet chosen its route in the neoliberal context. The assumption that women cannot win their "vindication battle" in the world where "the game is fixed" continues to be taken as an axiom, even though the coronavirus pandemic causes some observers to proclaim the return of influential governments and social contracts. The latter accentuates the role of female representation in neoliberal social, cultural, and political discourses at the global level.

The current debate on globalization has triggered revisions of existing modern political & social theories. The results are astonishing; the majority of modern political & social theories have always, at least implicitly, referred to what today is called globalization. For some of these theories the globalizing tendencies have even represented the center of gravity around which these theories revolve. This is the case of the theories of Niklas Luhmann & Norbert Elias, which I will revise in this paper. The leading question of this scrutiny is whether these two theories contain answers to the theoretical challenges of our days. My critique of these two theories concerns their ways of handling the problem of normativity. The limitation is the result of the fragmentation of social control, which prevails in the area. 34 References. Adapted from the source document.

This article proposes a fresh lecture of Rousseau's political & social works by underlining the role played by the author's social theory in the coherence & unity of his philosophical construction. The article therefore emphasizes the links between the position he takes in the Discours sur l'inegalite, the Contract Social & the Emile. This study thus claims that Rousseau's work is of fundamental importance in the constitution of the modem political theory, because its perspective achieved -- be it in a negative way -- the intellectual subordination of political matters to social reality. Tables, References. Adapted from the source document.