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We are not born submissive : how patriarchy shapes women's lives

Garcia, Manon - Personal Name;

In We Are Not Born Submissive, Garcia explains that the feminist agenda has many components but there are (at least) two of which are at the fore: shedding light on the oppression of women qua women, and fighting against this oppression. Studying female submissiveness, therefore, is a feminist undertaking in that it consists of hearing and taking seriously women's experience, of not presuming that they are victims, passive, or perverted.


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155.333 Gar w
Publisher
Princeton, New Jersey : Princeton University Press., 2021
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Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
9780691201825
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155.333
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Feminism & Feminist Theory
WOMEN -- PHILOSOPHY
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