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This contains all the infomation you will need for the exam for paper 2 government and politics feminism module. Including each key strand and key thinkers.

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History Human Society State Economy Pers
nature/ Sex poli
and gender
Liberals – first wave Traditional social Retained focus on Focus on the state Argue that the Refor
feminism, emerged roles are socially public society. providing existing economy focus
after enlightenment not biologically opportunities, it does not need to be equa
era, legal an determined. Agree that societal should be a tool of fundamentally gradu
political rights for Gender stereotype's attitudes play a key feminism to transformed. wante
women. and societal role in the promote equality. Through education legal
-women's suffrage attitudes limited oppression of Equality can be and equal work rights
movement. opportunities women, for example achieved through opportunity's the p
reenforcing encouraging that liberal reforms, women can (socie
Based on the key inequality. women's role is when they are equal contribute to society and s
principles of Stereotypes and domestic. under the law then and be free to there of rem
freedom individual gender norms in Believe that society gender equality has own economic discri
rights and equality. media portrayed can be changed, been achieved. means. inequ
women as less through reforms law s
capable and fit for society should not Example – partic
domestic roles. undergo a complete Suffrage – 1918 in the
Aimed to challenge upheaval. ROPA , and 1928.
through greater Education –1969
representation in Believe that all open uni
STEM. individuals should Equal pay – 1970
be equal and free to Abortion – 1973 roe
If given the same live there lives as v wade (USA)
opportunities they wish, and Political
women can propser maximize personal representation.
in the work place freedoms
and in society
Liberals don’t view
society as
fundamentally
patriarchal

, History Human Society State Economy Pers
nature/ sex poli
and gender
Socialist – Marx and Social conditioning Oppression of The argue the the Women were Socia
Engle's believed is used to ensure women in economic capitalist state is responsible for the capita
that inequality that women fulfil sphere produced the oppressor, they unpaid labor of centr
stemmed directly there economic role inequality in society. see patriarchy as a maintaining a oppre
from capitalism. and remained Advocated for tool but not the household and argue
Overthrowing trapped in the revolution. problem raising children. The subor
capitalism in favor capitalist society. role was crucial for explo
of socialism would This can be seen to There vison of Only a revolutionary the reproduction of famil
result in the minor things such society was one free socialist movement the labor force and spher
abolishment of as complementing ‘ of of gender will secure social therefore upholding forcin
patriarchy and such a good quiet oppression and built gains for men and capitalism. As perfo
inequality. girl’, or a ‘big strong on socialist visons women. The domestica work not dome
brave boy’. of communal living workers should recognized women confin
and collectivism, stand together were made priva
domestic labor against the dependent on men, them
being communal. oppression. which confined men.
them to the limited
opportunities and So se
domestic sphere. encro
Also ‘reserve army perso
of labor’, used when need
low paid insecure within
jobs needed.
Abolishing
capitalism would
make collective
workforce and
domestic work could
be equally values.
CPG – focused on CPG argued that Rowbotham – Shelia rowbotham –
how societal capitalism forced ‘revolution within a duel oppression

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