Theories Of Cultural Feminism

Feminism is a political position and a theory which focuses on gender as a subject of analysis and demand for equality, right and justice. We see in society that gender roles are pre-determined and the women is trained to fit into those roles, which means these roles like daughter and mother are not natural but social become the women is trained to think, talk and act in particular ways that suit the role. All social and cultural structures like religion, education, the arts, knowledge, and the family which enable the perpetual reinforcement of this inequality. Men get power because they have an ability to persuade, these structure think the women that she has destined to be subordinated. There are many types of feminist which are divided themselves according to their own deeds thoughts and actions. By thinking global idea of feminism, there are many people who have misunderstanding about the goals of feminism. Some people many think or …show more content…
It is developed from radical feminism, both feminism hold many opposing issues and views. Cultural feminism holds the positive aspect of women. Linda Alcoff argues that women are over determined by what she sees as patriarchal systems, she contends that “Man has said that women can be defined, delineated, captured understanding understood, explained and diagnosed to a level of determination never accorded to man himself, who is conceived as a rational animal with free will”(cultural feminism Wikipedia) cultural feminism is based on according to essentialist view which show the differences between women and men and advocates institution building and