Feminism, paper 1 review.
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- Feminism
- Families
- Ann Oakley / 1982
- Conventional families
- Defined the conventional family as one where both hetero sexual parents have 2-3 biological children
- Conventional families
- Duncombe and Marsden / 1995
- Triple shift
- Builds on the idea of the dual burden (where woman perform both unpaid domestic house work and paid work) saying woman also look after the needs of the extended family.
- Triple shift
- Delphy and Leonard / 1993
- Familiar exploitation
- Women experiencing a dual burden, where their is a unequal or no division of domestic labor, maintaining patriarchy
- Familiar exploitation
- Ann Oakley / 1982
- Education
- Gender subjects
- As women out perform men, feminists chose to focus on how certain subjects in education are more preferred by tone gender than another.
- Gender subjects
- Overview
- Conflict / Consensus Debate
- Conflict about gender
- 3 Main Types Of Feminism
- Radical feminism
- Extreme view of feminism, beveling in political lesbianism and gender separation to remove opposition of woman.
- Liberal feminism
- Believes that only legal changes are needed to stop women oppression
- Marxist femnism
- Believes that woman are double oppressed by capitalism and the conventional family
- Radical feminism
- General Description
- A conflict theory believing women like in a patriarchal society where men exploit women, and these exploitation are canalised into us.
- Conflict / Consensus Debate
- Families
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