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What problem does Foucault identify with liberalism's emphasis on choice?

choices can be internally restricted

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What can oppression do to choice according to Foucault?

shape it from within

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What does Chambers focus on when analysing patriarchal power?

the body

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How does patriarchy affect women's bodies in Chambers's account?

it encourages self-policing

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What feature of Bentham's prison makes prisoners self-policing?

they cannot know when they are being watched

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What does the prison's one-way blind arrangement produce?

self-surveillance

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What does Chambers argue about traits celebrated as feminine?

they can reduce women's power

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What two examples illustrate restrictive feminine ideals?

youth and beauty standards

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How does Okin attempt to reconcile Rawls with feminism?

include the family in the basic structure

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What additional information should be hidden under Okin's reformulation?

one's role within the family

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Why does Nussbaum reject liberalism as sufficient for feminism?

individualism fails to understand power

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What masculine-associated traits can liberalism privilege?

reason and rational choice

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What ethical contrast does Gilligan draw in In a Different Voice?

rule-based morality versus care and relationality

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What does Gilligan argue about women's supposedly lower moral development?

the metric was biased toward a male approach

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What does 'personal is political' reject about personal choices?

that they are entirely personal

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What influences choices within the private sphere?

the patriarchy

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What misconception about 'the personal is political' does bell hooks identify?

personal experience automatically produces understanding of institutional sexism

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Why might some women not identify with feminism despite experiencing sexism?

experience alone does not guarantee an understanding of institutional oppression

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What does Simone de Beauvoir claim about becoming a woman?

one is not born but becomes a woman

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What distinction does de Beauvoir draw that supports her claim that we become a woman?

sex and gender

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What does de Beauvoir's position suggest about gender difference?

it is socially constructed

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What does French difference feminism emphasise?

biological difference

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What does French difference feminism claim about writing and philosophy?

they are phallocentric

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What theoretical danger follows from emphasising biological difference?

biological essentialism

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What is the central concern about a sameness-based feminist strategy?

it may make men the implicit standard

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How could sameness unintentionally reinforce masculine norms?

women may be encouraged to perform gender more masculinely

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Why can gender sameness overlook an important biological difference?

women bear children

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What practical consequence of childbirth may justify recognising difference?

longer recovery leave

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What does Firestone claim is necessary for biological equality?

technological advances

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Which strands of radical feminism emphasise difference to celebrate feminine traits?

ecofeminism and cultural feminism

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What danger accompanies celebrating feminine traits through difference?

biological essentialism

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What benefit can difference feminism have against patriarchy?

it can resist the belittling of female traits

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What is feminist separatism's proposed route to freedom?

women living separately from men

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What environment does separatism seek to create for raising children?

a patriarchy-free environment

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What does transfeminism challenge about traditional gender categories?

fixed gender binaries

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What does gender policing involve in the transfeminist discussion?

forcing gender expression to conform to biology

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Why can forcing trans people to conform to biology reinforce patriarchy?

it reinforces traditional gender stereotypes

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What does MacKinnon argue gender difference really represents?

hierarchy

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What role does MacKinnon give the concept of gender difference?

a tool of gender inequality

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What does MacKinnon's master's-house metaphor imply about gender categories?

they cannot simply be dismantled using the framework that built them

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What did women previously get labelled as under the dominant moral-development metric?

less morally developed

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What does Gilligan's position imply about difference?

different does not mean less developed

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What does Phillips argue about feminist transformation in politics?

politics has not transformed like other areas of life

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What problem does Phillips identify with a sameness approach to childbirth?

it can produce apparently unfair leave differences

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What problem can a difference approach create according to Phillips?

an idealised image of the nurturing woman

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What does Chambers argue about patriarchy's ideological status?

it is an ideology despite being treated as natural

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What does Chambers say is crucial to patriarchy's persistence?

gender being entrenched

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What does Chambers say feminist resistance can expose?

gender as performed rather than natural

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What effect do divisions between feminists have according to bell hooks?

they make solidarity harder

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What does Nussbaum say liberal individualism fails to understand?

realities of power

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What does Nussbaum say liberalism sidelines?

emotion

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What does Okin say about liberalism despite its limitations?

it can be compatible with feminism

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What does Okin identify as dangerous for women within marriage?

the institution's internal inequality

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What kind of gender neutrality does Okin criticise?

false gender neutrality

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What does Okin say Rawls neglects within the family?

internal justice

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What further omission does Okin identify in Rawls's Original Position?

whether agents know their gender

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What three problems does Chambers identify with liberal focus on choice?

individualism, mentalism and state-constraint focus

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What does Chambers say a state-constraint focus misses about power?

its creative elements

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What does Chambers's breast-implant comparison imply about free choice?

practices are shaped by culture

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