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A branch of political philosophy that explores the intersection of gender and politics, focusing on the ways in which power, inequality, and social justice affect women and other marginalized groups.
A social system in which men hold primary power and dominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, social privilege, and control of property.
The interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, class, and gender, which create overlapping and interdependent systems of discrimination and disadvantage.
The belief in equal rights, opportunities, and treatment for all genders, challenging traditional gender roles and norms.
A branch of ethics that examines the moral and ethical implications of gender and seeks to challenge and transform traditional ethical theories and frameworks.
A French existentialist philosopher and feminist theorist, known for her influential work 'The Second Sex' which explores the concept of woman as the 'Other' in relation to man.
An American philosopher and gender theorist, known for her work on gender performativity and the idea that gender is a social construct rather than a biological fact.
An American feminist legal scholar and activist, known for her work on sexual harassment and pornography, and her advocacy for legal remedies to address gender inequality.
An American author, feminist, and social activist, known for her intersectional analysis of race, gender, and class, and her critique of systems of power and oppression.
Various feminist theories and critiques that examine the ways in which gender shapes political participation, representation, and decision-making within democratic systems.
The collective efforts of individuals and groups advocating for gender equality and social justice through political action, protests, lobbying, and community organizing.
Different perspectives and criticisms of feminist political philosophy, including concerns about essentialism, exclusionary practices, and the limitations of identity politics.
A feminist theory that seeks gender equality through legal and political reforms within existing liberal democratic systems, focusing on individual rights and opportunities.
A feminist theory that aims to dismantle patriarchy and challenge the fundamental structures of society, advocating for revolutionary change and the creation of alternative systems.
A feminist theory that combines Marxist analysis of capitalism with an understanding of gender oppression, highlighting the ways in which capitalism and patriarchy intersect.
A feminist theory that examines the intersection of gender, race, and colonialism, challenging Western-centric perspectives and advocating for the rights and experiences of marginalized women.
A feminist theory that explores the intersections of gender and sexuality, challenging heteronormativity and advocating for the rights and inclusion of LGBTQ+ individuals.
A feminist theory that centers the experiences and perspectives of Black women, addressing the unique forms of oppression they face and advocating for racial and gender justice.
A feminist theory that focuses on the experiences and rights of transgender individuals, challenging cisnormativity and advocating for gender inclusivity and equality.
A theory that argues that knowledge and understanding are shaped by social positions, and that marginalized groups, such as women, have unique perspectives that can challenge dominant knowledge.
The integration of a gender perspective into all policies and actions, with the aim of promoting gender equality and addressing the specific needs and experiences of women.
The rights of individuals to make decisions about their own reproductive health and to have access to reproductive healthcare, including contraception and abortion.
Unwanted sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature that creates a hostile or intimidating environment.
The difference in average earnings between men and women, often attributed to factors such as occupational segregation, discrimination, and unequal access to opportunities.
A sociocultural environment that normalizes and trivializes sexual violence, perpetuating victim-blaming and excusing or condoning acts of rape and sexual assault.
The ways in which power and control are exercised over individuals' bodies, particularly in relation to gender, sexuality, and reproductive rights.
The diverse forms of feminist political activism and organizing that take place in countries of the Global South, addressing local and global issues of gender inequality and social justice.
An analysis of how capitalism perpetuates gender inequality and exploitation, highlighting the ways in which economic systems intersect with systems of patriarchy and oppression.
Different feminist theories and approaches to understanding and addressing various forms of violence against women, including domestic violence, sexual assault, and trafficking.
Various feminist theories and arguments regarding reproductive rights, including debates around abortion, contraception, assisted reproductive technologies, and reproductive justice.
Different feminist perspectives on sex work, ranging from abolitionist approaches that seek to eradicate the industry to sex-positive perspectives that advocate for the rights and safety of sex workers.
An examination of the gendered division of labor in caregiving roles, and the ways in which care work is undervalued and often performed by women, both within the home and in professional settings.
An exploration of how gender shapes educational systems and experiences, including discussions on gender stereotypes, access to education, and the underrepresentation of women in certain fields.
An analysis of how media representations and narratives perpetuate gender stereotypes and inequality, and the ways in which feminist activism seeks to challenge and change these portrayals.
An examination of the societal pressures and expectations placed on women's bodies, and the ways in which feminist movements promote body positivity and challenge beauty standards.
Different feminist theories and critiques of traditional notions of marriage and family, including discussions on gender roles, domestic labor, and alternative family structures.
An exploration of the intersections between feminism and environmentalism, highlighting the ways in which gender and environmental issues are interconnected and advocating for ecofeminist approaches to sustainability.
An analysis of how globalization impacts women and gender relations, including discussions on labor exploitation, transnational feminist organizing, and the effects of neoliberal policies.
An examination of how technology both shapes and is shaped by gender, including discussions on digital divides, online harassment, and the potential for technology to empower women.
An exploration of the intersections between feminism and disability studies, highlighting the unique experiences and challenges faced by disabled women and advocating for disability-inclusive feminism.
An analysis of how gender intersects with age and aging, including discussions on ageism, caregiving responsibilities, and the ways in which women's experiences of aging differ from men's.
Different feminist theories and perspectives on sexuality, including discussions on sexual autonomy, consent, LGBTQ+ rights, and the intersections of gender and sexuality.
An examination of how gender norms and expectations shape masculinity, including discussions on toxic masculinity, male privilege, and the ways in which feminism benefits men.
An exploration of the intersections between feminism and critical race theory, highlighting the ways in which gender and race intersect and the unique experiences of women of color.
An analysis of how gender and class intersect, including discussions on the feminization of poverty, wage gaps, and the ways in which economic inequality disproportionately affects women.
Different feminist theories and critiques of colonial and postcolonial systems, including discussions on the impact of imperialism on women and the contributions of feminist movements in decolonization struggles.
An examination of how gender operates within religious institutions and practices, including discussions on patriarchy, religious fundamentalism, and feminist theology.
An analysis of how gender biases and stereotypes shape scientific research and technological development, and the ways in which feminist approaches seek to challenge and change these biases.
An exploration of how language and discourse perpetuate gender inequality and shape our understanding of gender, including discussions on gendered language, sexist tropes, and inclusive communication.
An examination of how literature reflects and shapes gender norms and experiences, including discussions on feminist literary criticism, women's writing, and the representation of women in literature.
An analysis of how art and visual culture perpetuate or challenge gender norms and inequalities, including discussions on feminist art movements, representation, and the male gaze.
An exploration of how film and media perpetuate or challenge gender stereotypes and inequalities, including discussions on feminist film theory, representation, and the role of women behind the camera.
An examination of how music reflects and shapes gender norms and experiences, including discussions on feminist musicology, women in the music industry, and the representation of women in lyrics.
An analysis of how sports perpetuate or challenge gender norms and inequalities, including discussions on gender segregation, media coverage, and the experiences of women athletes.
An exploration of how fashion and beauty industries perpetuate or challenge gender norms and ideals, including discussions on body image, representation, and the politics of style.
An examination of how advertising perpetuates or challenges gender stereotypes and inequalities, including discussions on objectification, sexualization, and the representation of women in advertisements.
Different feminist theories and critiques of traditional notions of parenting and motherhood, including discussions on maternal labor, reproductive rights, and alternative family structures.