Feminism

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1. What do Radical feminists think about male domination and what to do about it?

  • Steal back the pizza, win at Dominoes!
  • It is not inevitable, but there are natural differences between the sexes - Seperatism is advised, women should leave socially and sexually from men
  • There are no natural differences between the sexes - Seperatism is advised, women should leave socially and sexually from men
  • It is inevitable, there are natural differences between the sexes - Seperatism is advised, women should leave socially and sexually from men
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2. How do Marxist Feminists think that the emergence of capitalism alterted the relations between men and women?

  • Everyone had to wear snapback caps!
  • Men try to gain power over women, employers treat women as reserve army of labour, male workers exclude women from their trades and crafts, husbands exploit their wives' unpaid housework
  • Didn't change anything as sexism persisted before capitalism
  • Made relations more equal

3. Which criminologists have a theory on feminism?

  • Walter and Smart - Criminology only looks at male concerns, should look at womens instead
  • Cain and Abel - if they had been sisters they would not have died
  • Smart and Cain - Criminology only looks at male concerns, should look at womens instead
  • Smart and Cain - Criminology only looks at female concerns, should look at mens instead

4. Do Liberal feminists believe equality has been achieved?

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  • Not entirely, still predijudice in society, discrimination in workplace, occupational segregation (even with qualifications)
  • No, no improvement at all
  • Yes, equality is here

5. What three interacting systems does Walby note?

  • Racism, capitalism and class
  • Racism, capitalism and patriarchy (most important)
  • Age, capitalism and patriarchy (most important)
  • 3DS, Wii, Xbox

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