Feminist Theory Flashcards

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what kind of debate to feminists largely identify with?

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  • feminists largely identify with post postitivist (some radical constructivist elements)
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Feminists bring gender in as a variable, what did Keohane say about gender?

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  • he said that gender may influence policy outcomes
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how is feminism a normative theory?

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  • feminism is normative in the sense it wants gender equality (positivism says we should be value free) (feminists in post structuralism) (feminists in critical theory)
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what does gramscian strand of feminist theory look at?

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  • social relations of inequality, gender as a variable of this
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Classic gender argument? Thinker to support this

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  • Gender is a social construction.
  • Judith Butler says ontological conception of gender doesn’t, gender is brought into being by discourse (e.g. war on terror Bush emphasised women)
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what was 1995 UN policy made in Beijing?

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  • Gender mainstreaming
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what does critical feminism tend to look at?

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  • Tends to look at political economy studies, e.g. much interest in globalisation
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highlight some key points of critical feminism

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  • Historical materialism / Marxist feminism / Gramscian IPE
  • Capitalism/Patriarchy
  • Ideational/Ideology
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9
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what percentage of parliament are women?

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  • 29%
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what percentage of FTSE 100 companies are women?

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  • 7.8%
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post structuralist feminists focus on what?

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  • gender and the construction of gender through language
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