0 the belief that women should have equal rights to men -- feminisme [ masculine ]
1 the thought and actions of people who want to make women’s (legal, political, social etc) rights equal to those of men. -- kvinne(saks)bevegelse, feminisme
Readers are likely to focus on particular themes as ambitiously covered by the book - political liberalism, conservatism, socialism, ecology and feminism.
Unlike anthropology, history, and literary criticism, sociology is not understood as a discipline in which feminism has led to a significant reconceptualization of existing frameworks.
As an illustration of the cost of this omission, one particularly vexed issue for modern feminism stands out for consideration in an eighteenth-century context: motherhood.
Their main focus was girls' preferences, and they sought to determine whether the rise of feminism and affirmative action had produced any effect.
The discussion on feminism raises some interesting points highlighting tensions in examining motherist movements, but the debate is not really taken further.
They were the back-story of feminism that has been so central to the emergence of women's history as a sub-discipline with a mission.
Despite its short life, the term indicates the presence of a debate within feminism that has rarely been discussed.
Psychoanalysis, behaviour therapy, drama therapy, medical treatment of drug withdrawal and chronic psychoses, and feminism are just some of the frameworks adopted.
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