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14 Cards in this Set
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Familism
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Presents nuclear family as normal, family only place for women's success and maintains women's subordination.
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Walby (1988)
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Dual systems feminism. Capitalism and patriarchy two intertwined systems.
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Hartmann (1979)
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'Patriarchal capitalism' - capitalism and patriarchy are intertwined
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Essentialism
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Assuming that women are a homogenous group - post structuralist and dual systems feminism criticise liberal, radical and Marxist feminism for this
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False university
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Used in difference feminism. The idea that women share the same experiences, which is wrong
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Firestone (1974)
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Patriarchy originates in biological ability of women to bear and care for children, which makes them dependant on men (radical feminism)
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Firestone (1974)
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Patriarchy originates in biological ability of women to bear and care for children, which makes them dependant on men (radical feminism)
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Sexual politics
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Radical feminism. Patriarchy is embedded in all aspects of life including sexual relationships.
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Firestone (1974)
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Patriarchy originates in biological ability of women to bear and care for children, which makes them dependant on men (radical feminism)
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Sexual politics
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Radical feminism. Patriarchy is embedded in all aspects of life including sexual relationships.
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Greer (2000)
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Radical feminism. Encourages separatism.
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Butler
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White, western, middle class females are essentialist. The enlightenment encouraged patriarchy.
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Barrett (1980)
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Marxist feminist. There needs to be more of an emphasis on women's consciousness, motivation, and the role of ideology in oppression.
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Ansley
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'Women are takers of ****'
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