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Differing Views and Tensions Categorise
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Liberal feminism
Socialist feminism
Radical feminism
Postmodern feminism
Women's liberation can be achieved through reform. Women need political equality, and then they can initiate change.
Opposes having a singular definition of a woman as this isn't accurate; women are all different with different experiences
Women have been needed to support their husbands by doing free domestic work so that their husbands can go to their jobs
The other branches have too fixed an aim for how to achieve women's liberation. Instead, the cause will naturally change over time.
The other branches compromise too much with loyalties to other ideologies and so dilute the female cause
It was important for a man to be able to pass on private property to the next generation and so women were oppressed as they had to provide heirs
The state has to be overthrown in a revolution because it will always be a patriarchy and within it women will, therefore, always be second-class citizens
Focuses on the public sphere but not on the private sphere
Women have historically been treated as the property of their husbands
Capitalism and patriarchy are closely linked and support each other, and so both must be overthrown. Some consider that patriarchy is actually caused by capitalism.
Achieving equality of opportunity for women is the most important consideration
Women are oppressed in many different ways; therefore, there need to be multiple movements for women's liberation