"女性主義" 修訂間的差異
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| − | + | 「Feminism is a diverse collection of [[social theory|social theories]], [[political movement]]s and [[ethics|moral philosophies]], largely motivated by or concerned with the experiences of women. Most feminists are especially concerned with social, political and economic inequality between men and women (in the context of it being to the disadvantage of women); some have argued that gendered and sexed identities, such as "man" and "woman", are [[Social construction|socially constructed]]. Feminists differ over the sources of inequality, how to attain equality, and the extent to which gender and gender-based identities should be questioned and critiqued. In simple terms, feminism is the belief in social, political and economic equality of the sexes, and the movement organised around the belief that gender should not be the pre-determinant factor shaping a person's social identity, or socio-political or economic rights. | |
Most modern feminist political [[activism|activists]] commonly campaign on issues such as [[reproductive rights]] (including the right to safe, legal [[abortion]], access to [[Birth control|contraception]] and quality [[prenatal care]]), [[domestic violence|violence]] within a [[domestic partnership]], [[parental leave|maternity leave]], [[equal pay for women|equal pay]], [[sexual harassment]], [[street harassment]], [[discrimination]] and [[rape]]. Many feminists today argue that feminism is a [[Grassroots democracy|grass-roots]] movement that seeks to cross boundaries based on social class, race, [[culture]] and [[religion]]. They also argue that an effective feminist movement should be culturally specific and address issues relevant to the women of the [[society]] in question such as [[female genital cutting]], or "clitorectomies", in [[Africa]] and the [[Middle East]] and the "[[glass ceiling]]" issue in developed economies. They also debate the extent to which certain issues such as [[rape]], [[incest]] and [[Mother|mothering]] are universal. Themes explored in feminism include [[patriarchy]], [[Stereotype|stereotyping]], [[objectification]], [[sexual objectification]] and [[oppression]]. 」 (From：維基百科英文版 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminism) | Most modern feminist political [[activism|activists]] commonly campaign on issues such as [[reproductive rights]] (including the right to safe, legal [[abortion]], access to [[Birth control|contraception]] and quality [[prenatal care]]), [[domestic violence|violence]] within a [[domestic partnership]], [[parental leave|maternity leave]], [[equal pay for women|equal pay]], [[sexual harassment]], [[street harassment]], [[discrimination]] and [[rape]]. Many feminists today argue that feminism is a [[Grassroots democracy|grass-roots]] movement that seeks to cross boundaries based on social class, race, [[culture]] and [[religion]]. They also argue that an effective feminist movement should be culturally specific and address issues relevant to the women of the [[society]] in question such as [[female genital cutting]], or "clitorectomies", in [[Africa]] and the [[Middle East]] and the "[[glass ceiling]]" issue in developed economies. They also debate the extent to which certain issues such as [[rape]], [[incest]] and [[Mother|mothering]] are universal. Themes explored in feminism include [[patriarchy]], [[Stereotype|stereotyping]], [[objectification]], [[sexual objectification]] and [[oppression]]. 」 (From：維基百科英文版 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminism) | ||
於 2006年11月10日 (五) 12:56 的修訂
「Feminism is a diverse collection of social theories, political movements and moral philosophies, largely motivated by or concerned with the experiences of women. Most feminists are especially concerned with social, political and economic inequality between men and women (in the context of it being to the disadvantage of women); some have argued that gendered and sexed identities, such as "man" and "woman", are socially constructed. Feminists differ over the sources of inequality, how to attain equality, and the extent to which gender and gender-based identities should be questioned and critiqued. In simple terms, feminism is the belief in social, political and economic equality of the sexes, and the movement organised around the belief that gender should not be the pre-determinant factor shaping a person's social identity, or socio-political or economic rights.
Most modern feminist political activists commonly campaign on issues such as reproductive rights (including the right to safe, legal abortion, access to contraception and quality prenatal care), violence within a domestic partnership, maternity leave, equal pay, sexual harassment, street harassment, discrimination and rape. Many feminists today argue that feminism is a grass-roots movement that seeks to cross boundaries based on social class, race, culture and religion. They also argue that an effective feminist movement should be culturally specific and address issues relevant to the women of the society in question such as female genital cutting, or "clitorectomies", in Africa and the Middle East and the "glass ceiling" issue in developed economies. They also debate the extent to which certain issues such as rape, incest and mothering are universal. Themes explored in feminism include patriarchy, stereotyping, objectification, sexual objectification and oppression. 」 (From：維基百科英文版 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminism)
女性主義起源
女性主義流派
自由主義女性主義
激進女性主義
社會主義女性主義
後現代女性主義
文化女性主義
生態女性主義
第三世界女性主義與黑人女性主義
心理分析女性主義
女同性戀女性主義
其他女性主義流派
女性主義運動
女性主義運動的第一次浪潮
女性主義運動的第二次浪潮
女性主義運動之後
進步男性運動
保守男性運動
後女性主義
新女性主義
女性主義理論
「女性主義的理論千頭萬緒，歸根究底就是一句話：在全人類實現男女平等。」（李銀河，民92，頁3）
