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Feminism And Women’S Feminism Activism
2021This chapter assesses the relationship between Irish republicanism, feminism, and women’s republican activism. Paradigm shifts in feminist thought globally pervaded republicanism differently. Republicans emphasised feminist ideas to differing degrees and invoked women’s experiences by turns locally, nationally, and internationally.
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Evangelical women and feminism: Some additional evidence
Journal of Women, Politics & Policy, 1989Although a number of studies have demonstrated that evangelical women are more likely than other women to take anti-feminist positions, recent research suggests that there might be substantial support among evangelicals for certain feminist positions. Using data from the 1984 American National Election study, we find that evangelical women are indeed ...
Clyde Wilcox, Elizabeth Adell Cook
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2006
‘Feminism and Women’s Identity’ discusses Djebar’s representation of womanhood and femininity in her work. It attempts to locate her position on feminism by comparing the writer’s disassociation from women’s writing movements with the re-telling of the history of women in Algeria.
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‘Feminism and Women’s Identity’ discusses Djebar’s representation of womanhood and femininity in her work. It attempts to locate her position on feminism by comparing the writer’s disassociation from women’s writing movements with the re-telling of the history of women in Algeria.
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Investment Feminism and Women’s Health
Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and SocietyThis essay introduces the term investment feminism to characterize the phenomenon in which financial actors position investment as a powerful lever for advancing gender equity. We offer investment feminism as an analytic tool that illuminates patterns and relations incompletely revealed by existing concepts such as commodity feminism and neoliberal ...
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Women's Perspectives on Feminism
Psychology of Women Quarterly, 1999This Q-methodological study identified and described women's multiple perspectives on feminism. Fifty Q-sort items reflecting various perspectives represented in feminist theory were developed. These items were rated by 59 women along a “most agree”-“most disagree” dimension. Principal components analysis was used to identify groups of women who sorted
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Journal of Women, Politics & Policy, 1990
Little research to date has examined the attitudes of black women toward feminism, primarily because few national surveys contain sufficient numbers of black women to take meaningful generalizations. Using data from a national survey of blacks in 1980, this study explores the levels and determinants of feminism among black women.
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Little research to date has examined the attitudes of black women toward feminism, primarily because few national surveys contain sufficient numbers of black women to take meaningful generalizations. Using data from a national survey of blacks in 1980, this study explores the levels and determinants of feminism among black women.
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Feminism and Women's Empowerment
2023In the speeches in this chapter, Johnnetta Betsch Cole uses a feminist lens to illuminate issues of Black womanhood, women's rights, and the dilemmas facing Black women. In her 1989 Spelman College opening convocation address, she problematizes assumptions about womanhood often “labeled” as Christian, calls for a more equitable division of labor within
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Feminism and Women's Friendships
Psychology of Women Quarterly, 1987The ideology of “sisterhood” within the feminist movement suggests that feminists' and nonfeminists' same-sex friendships would differ profoundly. This assumption was tested by examining the friendships of 45 heterosexual nonfeminists, 43 heterosexual feminists, and 38 lesbian feminists from a large midwestern city.
Suzanna Rose, Laurie Roades
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