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... feminism incorporates argu- ments made by both socialist and psychoanalytical feminists about the reasons for women's subordination and yet moves beyond those theories . Radical fem- inists , moreover , have done significant research to ...
... feminism incorporates argu- ments made by both socialist and psychoanalytical feminists about the reasons for women's subordination and yet moves beyond those theories . Radical fem- inists , moreover , have done significant research to ...
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... feminism , described here , has , traditionally , brought together Marxian class analysis and feminist social ... socialist feminism . Its foundation was laid by Marx ( see Chapter 2 ) and Engels . Their major con- cern was social class ...
... feminism , described here , has , traditionally , brought together Marxian class analysis and feminist social ... socialist feminism . Its foundation was laid by Marx ( see Chapter 2 ) and Engels . Their major con- cern was social class ...
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... socialist feminism , given most form by Dorothy Smith and her students , is on the relations of ruling . In this ... socialist feminist discourse is represented by what materialist feminists , at least , describe as cultural materialism ...
... socialist feminism , given most form by Dorothy Smith and her students , is on the relations of ruling . In this ... socialist feminist discourse is represented by what materialist feminists , at least , describe as cultural materialism ...
Contents
Classical Grand Theories | 13 |
Classical Theories of Everyday Life | 42 |
Contemporary Theoretical Portraits of the Social World 1755 | 75 |
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