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What are the basic elements of Feminism? What are the differences between liberal and radical feminism


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... What are the basic elements of Feminism? What are the differences between liberal and radical feminism Feminism is a general term used to describe a very broad and complex ideology. There are lots of different feminist theories and approaches, as well as several different types of feminists. The most straightforward meaning however describes it as 'a movement advocating the rights of women and of their social, political and economic equality with men'1 (Roger Scruton). Feminism views the personal experiences of women and men through gender - gender identity (how people think of themselves), gender roles (how people act), and gender stratification (each sex's social standing) are all rooted in the operation of society. Although feminists are united by their common desire for sexual justice and their concern for women's welfare, there is a wide spectrum of 'feminisms' (Ann Oakley). These can be divided into four broad groups, liberal, radical, Marxist/socialist and Black.

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