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8 Cards in this Set
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Front (Term) Liberal |
Back (Definition) Policies are making the lives of women better |
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Front (Term) Sommerville |
Back (Definition) Progress of women is immense, freedom to take part in paid employment, even with a family However, men do not take fair share of their responsibilities, but due to women's new social position they can show these men the door Policies should devise to promote equality within relationships Divorce Reform Equal Pay Sex Discriminationeva |
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Front (Term) Evaluation of sommerville |
Back (Definition) Does not back up theory with policy suggestions Does acknowledge women's changing position |
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Radical |
Patriarchy leads to the subordination of women and children in the home and wider society. Rape and sexual assault are examples of male power |
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Dworkin |
Marriage as an institution developed from rape as practice |
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Greer |
Men benefit more from marriage than women Three quarters of divorce applicants are women Motherhood is not a career option and is devalued by society Solve such inequality by segregation of the sexes |
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Evaluation of Greer |
Not backed up by research Doesn't take into account progress of women Not practical |
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Difference/post structural |
Cannot generalise about women's experiences Heterosexual won't share the same experiences as homosexual Racial oppression, family is used differently for different ethnicities |
