Feminism
- Created by: Ash-Ketchum
- Created on: 10-09-15 17:43
Other questions in this quiz
2. What are the two criticisms of feminism?
- Criticism Cricket says... "There are none!"
- Ignore other factors (age, class, etc), and that they generalise about all women with different experiences (age, ethnicity, etc)
- They generalise about all women with different experiences (age, ethnicity, etc), lacks imperical evidence
- Ignore other factors (age, class, etc), Over-emphaisise differences between women
3. How do Marxist Feminists think that the emergence of capitalism alterted the relations between men and women?
- Didn't change anything as sexism persisted before capitalism
- 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
- Made relations more equal
- Everyone had to wear snapback caps!
4. What do Radical feminists think about male domination and what to do about it?
- It is not inevitable, but there are natural differences between the sexes - Seperatism is advised, women should leave socially and sexually from men
- Steal back the pizza, win at Dominoes!
- It is inevitable, 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
5. What six interacting strucutres does Walby note as having patricarchial relations?
- Childrens' games, employment, state policies, male violence against women, sexuality, cultural insititutions (Eg education, media)
- Jenga, Dominoes, card towers, sugar cube stacks, panda crackers stacks, mud-chip house
- Domestic life, employment, state policies, male violence against women, sexuality, cultural insititutions (Eg education, media)
- Domestic life, employment, state policies, male violence against women, sexuality, sports
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