Essays on Feminism

Regularly, when people hear the word 'deviance', they connect to a toddler stealing from a store with their allies. Ideally, deviance ranges from a benevolent act like tattooing a part of the body to a catastrophic act like murder (World Health Organization 4). Rock defines deviance as a behaviour that...

The main theme in the reading is on gender stratification by the traditional approaches to international relations analyzes the role played by women in society. The social role of men and women gives men more authority, benefit, and prestige that violate the democratic ideal in a contemporary society. The superior...

Women from the early ages have faced various discrimination in society and they are never given equal rights to the male gender. The efforts to achieve substantive equality depicts that women are denied access to many important aspects of life and the male gender is considered superior to the female...

Cool refers to something dangerous, original, a style and always related to sex. The feminist movement has always been cool throughout history. Some of the feminist movements that represented cool in the 90s include the Riot Grrl and the spice girls among many others.  Feminists usually ascribe to girl power...

Feminist Economics: A Pluralist Approach Feminist economics can be considered as a pluralist comprehensively; various ontological methods are accommodated, to a wide range of ways of research. Notably, it is not evident in seeing reference to feminisms', rather than 'feminism' and these phrases themselves are discussing the pluralism nature inside the...

Trifles by Susan Glaspell is a play with a unified plot and has verbal flashbacks to the events that led to the murder of John Wright. The themes highlighted in the play are based on the context of the events, and they include isolation, gender, patriarchy and plight of women....

Over the years, the society has witnessed diminishing opportunities for the male population in diverse spheres of lives. On the contrary, the females have enjoyed sporadic improvements in their social and economic status. While there appears to be a sharp divide on specific courses for deteriorating number of opportunities for...

In Hurston's novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, the author reinvents how America views and distinguishes between right and wrong using a feminist consumerism perspective. Hurston does this by portraying consumerism as virtuous and capitalism as evil. The author's use of characters like Logan, the nanny to the protagonist Janie...

Adele Ratignolle: Kate Chopin's Feminist at Home in The Awakening was written by Kathleen M. Streater. The peer-reviewed magazine appears to be the only publication of Streater's writings. Edna's close companion Adele is the exact opposite of Edna in personality. Adele served as an illustration of a "mother-woman" who embodied...

This essay provides a thorough reply to Mathew's article on the subject of feminism. Feminism is one of the main issues that the society is currently debating, with various points of view on the subject. Although Matthew grew up with his three sisters and is considered to have lived in...

In her work, Kecia Ali makes arguments about what constitutes acceptable behavior in the eyes of Godю As a feminism expert in the Muslim world, Ali hopes to provoke discussion about sexuality, gender, and sexual ethics within the Muslim community. Ali makes an effort to raise awareness of the issues...

Introduction One of the books that explicitly portrays feminism is The Awakening. It was released in 1899, a period when women were expected to adhere to the standards of society that set them apart. Edna challenges societal expectations and makes an effort to define her own personality. She exercises her free...