GENDER AND SEXUALITY (Post/Feminism)

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feminism

is both an academic framework and a political movement aimed at addressing women's oppression and advocating for empowerment

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feminism

is an academic framework aimed at addressing women's oppression

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feminism

is a political movement aimed at advocating for women empowerment

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feminism

has placed gender at the center of academic discussions and social activism

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gender

feminism has placed _____ at the center of academic discussions and social activism

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academic discussions and social activism

feminism has placed gender at the center of _____ and _____

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feminism

examines the causes of gender inequality and proposes solutions for achieving equality

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gender inequality

feminism examines the causes of _____ and proposes solutions for achieving equality

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equality

examines the causes of gender inequality and proposes solutions for achieving _____

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feminism as a political movement

goes beyond academic study; it is also about activism and societal change

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feminism as a political movement

goes beyond academic study

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feminism as a political movement

it is also about activism and societal change

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academic study

feminism as a political movement goes beyond _____

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activism and societal change

feminism as a political movement is also about _____ and _____

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Belle Hooks (1989)

said feminism helps women "find a voice" in society

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feminism

Belle Hooks (1989) said _____ helps women "find a voice" in society

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find a voice

Belle Hooks (1989) said feminism helps women "_____" in society

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culture politics

play a vital role in shaping feminist discourse

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feminist discourse

culture politics play a vital role in shaping _____

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popular culture

is a significant area of feminist analysis

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feminist analysis

popular culture is a significant area of _____

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Lana Rakow (2009)

said feminists analyze media with a deeper social and political lens

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media

Lana Rakow (2009) said feminists analyze _____ with a deeper social and political lens

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social and political lens

Lana Rakow (2009) said feminists analyze media with a deeper _____ and _____

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Christine Gledhill (2009)

said feminist cultural studies challenge negative portrayals of women in media

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feminist cultural studies

Christine Gledhill (2009) said _____ challenge negative portrayals of women in media

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negative portrayals of women

Christine Gledhill (2009) said feminist cultural studies challenge _____ in media

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Christine Gledhill (2009) said feminist cultural studies challenge _____ in media

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feminism and popular culture

popular culture is a significant area of feminist analysis.

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feminist critiques of media and representation

studies have examined films, TV shows, and literature to understand gender roles

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gender roles

studies have examined films, TV shows, and literature to understand _____

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feminist perspectives

counter negative psychoanalytic portrayals of female spectatorship

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negative psychoanalytic portrayals

feminist perspectives counter _____ of female spectatorship

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female spectatorship

feminist perspectives counter negative psychoanalytic portrayals of _____

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cultural texts

soap operas and women's films are now analyzed as important _____

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soap operas and women’s films

_____ and _____ are now analyzed as important cultural texts

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radical feminism

believe that the root cause of women's oppression is patriarchy and therefore advocate for fundamental societal restructuring to achieve equality

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patriarchy

radical feminism believe that the root cause of women's oppression is _____

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fundamental societal restructuring

radical feminism believe that the root cause of women's oppression is patriarchy and therefore advocate for _____ to achieve equality

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equality

radical feminism believe that the root cause of women's oppression is patriarchy and therefore advocate for fundamental societal restructuring to achieve _____

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marxist feminism

branch of feminism which argues that the main cause of women's oppression is capitalism

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capitalism

marxist feminism is a branch of feminism which argues that the main cause of women's oppression is _____

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liberal feminism

focuses on achieving gender equality through legal reforms, individual rights, and equal opportunities in society

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liberal feminism

focuses on ensuring equal rights, opportunities, and protections for women in areas like education, employment, and reproductive rights

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legal reforms

liberal feminism focuses on achieving gender equality through _____, individual rights, and equal opportunities in society

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individual rights

liberal feminism focuses on achieving gender equality through legal reforms, _____, and equal opportunities in society

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equal opportunities

liberal feminism focuses on achieving gender equality through legal reforms, individual rights, and _____ in society

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education

liberal feminism focuses on ensuring equal rights, opportunities, and protections for women in areas like _____, employment, and reproductive rights

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employment

liberal feminism focuses on ensuring equal rights, opportunities, and protections for women in areas like education, _____, and reproductive rights

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reproductive rights

liberal feminism focuses on ensuring equal rights, opportunities, and protections for women in areas like education, employment, and _____

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anti-harassment

refers to policies, programs, and actions intended to discourage or prevent harassment

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anti-harassment

this can include measures to create a workplace free from discriminatory or offensive behavior, as well as training and education to raise awareness about harassment and how to prevent it.

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Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995 (R.A. 7877)

anti-harassment refers to policies, programs, and actions intended to discourage or prevent harassment.

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R.A. 7877

republic number of the Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995

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Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995

R.A. 7877

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R.A. 9710

Republic Act of The Magna Carta of Women

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The Magna Carta of Women

R.A. 9710

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The Magna Carta of Women (R.A. 9710)

this law is a cornerstone in advancing women's rights in the Philippines

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The Magna Carta of Women (R.A. 9710)

among its provisions, it advocates for gender equality in employment, which includes a focus on equal pay for equal work

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patriarchy

is a system where men hold more power than women

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patriarchy and capitalism

dual-systems theory (2)

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patriarchy

it's a social structure that has been around for a long time, where men control things like family decisions, work, politics, and more, while Women are often seen as less important or unequal

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capitalism

is an economic system where businesses and wealth are controlled by a few people (often men in power)

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capitalism

women, especially poor women, are often forced into low-paying jobs or unpaid work

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capitalism

is an economic system where businesses and wealth are controlled by a few people (often men in power), and most people (especially working-class people, including women) don't have equal access to money or resources

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Angela McRobbie

critiques the idea that feminism has "succeeded"

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Angela McRobbie

argues that contemporary popular culture undermines feminist gains from the 1970s and 1980s, not through direct backlash, but by acknowledging feminism while suggesting it's no longer needed

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conservative pre-feminist, dominant feminist, and post-feminists

post-feminism friendship model (3)

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de-traditionalization and neoliberal discourses of choice and individualism

post-feminism in filipino pop culture (2)

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de-traditionalization

women are now freed from traditional feminine identities

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neoliberal discourses of choice and individualism

“the market has the answer to every problem”

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