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... GENDER DIFFERENCE Women's location in , and experience of , most situations are different from that of men in the situation . Cultural feminism Biological Institutional and socialization Social - psychological GENDER INEQUALITY Women's ...
... GENDER DIFFERENCE Women's location in , and experience of , most situations are different from that of men in the situation . Cultural feminism Biological Institutional and socialization Social - psychological GENDER INEQUALITY Women's ...
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... gender inequality theory is liberal feminism , which argues that women may claim equality with men on the basis of an essential human capacity for reasoned moral agency , that gender inequality is the result of a patriarchal and sexist ...
... gender inequality theory is liberal feminism , which argues that women may claim equality with men on the basis of an essential human capacity for reasoned moral agency , that gender inequality is the result of a patriarchal and sexist ...
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... gender arrangement is one in which each in- dividual acting as a free and responsible moral agent chooses the lifestyle most suitable to her or him and has that ... gender oppression Contemporary Feminist Theories 215 Gender Oppression.
... gender arrangement is one in which each in- dividual acting as a free and responsible moral agent chooses the lifestyle most suitable to her or him and has that ... gender oppression Contemporary Feminist Theories 215 Gender Oppression.
Contents
Classical Grand Theories | 13 |
Classical Theories of Everyday Life | 42 |
Contemporary Theoretical Portraits of the Social World 1755 | 75 |
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