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ISBN 10: 0133593665
ISBN 13: 978-0133593662
Author: Nancy Mandell, Jennifer Johnson
Feminist Issues positions women’s issues at the forefront of Canadian concerns. Authors explore the range and diversity of contemporary feminist perspectives as seen through the lens of race, class, sexuality, disability, and poverty. Each chapter addresses questions and social problems that have received little attention in Canadian writing.
Feminist Issues is a contributed text, which addresses feminist and women’s issues in Canada. The editors, Nancy Mandell and Jennifer Johnson, have excellent and well-regarded reputations in the area of women’s and gender studies. The contributors for the new edition have addressed developing issues in the study of feminist theory as it applies to gender, sexuality, race, and class.
Feminist Issues Race Class and Sexuality 6th Table of contents:
Chapter 1 Theorizing Women’s Oppression and Social Change: Liberal, Socialist, Radical, and Postmodern Feminisms
Introduction
Liberal Feminism: Key Historical Points, Principles, and Goals
Contemporary and Global Dimensions of Liberal Feminist Thought
Critiques of Liberal Feminism
Socialist Feminism
Defining Socialist Feminism
Historical Background: Marxist and Socialist Feminism
The Contemporary and Global Landscapes
Critiques of Socialist Feminism
Radical Feminism
Defining Radical Feminism
Sites of Oppression: Patriarchy, the State, and the Family
Women’s Bodies: Reproduction, Pornography, and Violence
Female Separation: Lesbian Feminism and Cultural Feminism
Global and Contemporary Dimensions of Radical Feminist Thought
Critiques of Radical Feminism
Poststructural and Postmodern Feminism
Defining Poststructural and Postmodern Feminism
Historical Influences
Feminist Critiques of Poststructural and Postmodern Feminism
Conclusion
Endnotes
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 2 Race, Indigeneity, and Feminism
Introduction
Race, Colonialism, Modernity
Some Definitions: Colonialism, Imperialism, and Race
Race and Representation
Racialization
Race and Culture
Tracing Intersectionality
The “How” of Intersectionality
Some Possibilities and Limitations of Intersectionality
Conclusion
Endnotes
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 3 Transnational Feminism
Introduction
Globalization, Local/Global, and The Transnational
Local/Global
Transnational
Global Feminism and Transnational Feminism: Knowing the Difference
Migration
Representation
Decolonizing Feminist Thought
Decolonizing Feminist Research
Violence Against Women
Globalization and Violence against Women
Representing Violence against Women
Activism and Solidarity
Saving Other Women
The United Nations As a Site for Advocacy
Worker Solidarity
Conclusion
Endnotes
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 4 Stitch the Bitch #girl#socialmedia#body#human
#Introduction
#Media#Ideology
#Nature#Body Versus #Mind#Technology
#Social#Media
#Plugged-In#girls
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#Backlash
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Endnotes
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 5 Constructing Gender, Regulating Sexuality
Introduction
Learning about Sex—Constructing Sexuality
First Thoughts on Sex and Sexuality (and on Gender Too)
Why Have Sex?
Sex vs. Gender
Gender Differences in Cultural Context
Studying Gender Cross-Culturally
The Coherence of Sex, Gender, and Sexuality As Heterosexual Matrix
Binary Gender Constructions
A (Brief) History of Sexuality
One-Sex and Two-Sex Model
The Perilous Route of Sexual Differentiation
Intersex and Human Variation
The Invention of Heterosexuality
Charting Human Sexual Diversity
Constructing Sexuality Cross-Culturally
The Strong Social Constructionist View
Constructing Sexual Normalcy
Feminist Challenges to “Sexual Normalcy”
The Compulsory Institution of Heterosexuality
Heterosexual Privilege
Queering Heterosexuality
Conclusion: The Antinomies of Young People’s Sexuality
Endnotes
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 6 Through the Mirror of Beauty Culture
Introduction
The Uneasy Primacy of Images
Body Projects Today
Weight and Eating
Eating Distress
Skin
Hair
Breasts
Conclusion: Recovering Beauty?
Endnotes
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 7 Men, Masculinities, and Feminism
The Early Writings on Men and Masculinity
Early Writings on Men and Masculinity: 1970s and 1980s
Later Writings on Masculinities: The late 1980s to the Present
Understanding Masculinities
Hegemonic Masculinity
Masculinity As Performance
Masculinities and Intersectionality
Class and Masculinities
Race and Masculinities
Masculinities and Disabilities
Sport: A Key Social Location for the Making of Masculinities
Sporting Culture and the Making of Masculinities
Conclusion
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 8 Violence Against Women in Canada
Introduction
Identifying the Problem
Types of Violence Against Women
Sexual Assault
Intimate Partner Violence
Gender Symmetry in Intimate Partner Violence?
Dating Violence
Sexual Harassment
Violence Against Women and Intersectionality
Pornography and Prostitution
Violence Against Women Internationally
Conclusion: Is it Possible to Have a Society Where Women are Free from Male Violence?
Endnotes
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 9 Challenging Old Age: Women’s Next Revolution
Feminism and Ageism
Theorizing Age—Feminist Political Economy Perspectives
Aging and Poverty
Other Unattached Women
Racialized Poverty and Immigrant Women
Transnational Seniors
The Future: Precarious Pensions and Postponed Retirement
Aging and Caring: Giving and Receiving Care
Aging: Embodiment
Conclusion
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 10 Mothers’ Maintenance of Families Through Market and Family Care Relations
Introduction
Some Brief Feminist Insights
The Contemporary Market and Family Care Relations of Mothers
Mothers’ Experiences of Work-Family Conflict
Strategies for Managing and Sustaining Market and Family Care Relations
Transnational Management of Paid Work and Family Care
The Role of the State: Parental Leave Policy
Some Family Policies in Canada, 20141
Conclusion
Endnotes
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 11 Women and Education
Introduction
Historical Background
Lower Education
Teachers and Principals
Students
Differential Treatment
Curriculum
Contemporary Research
Crisis for Boys?
Intersections of Race and Gender
Sexuality and Schooling
Higher Education
Students
Statistical Overview
The Professoriate
Statistical Overview
Faculty Experiences
The Chilly Climate
Women’s Studies and Feminism in the Academy
Feminist Pedagogies
The Rise of the McUniversity
Conclusion
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Chapter 12 Health As a Feminist Issue
Introduction
Defining Health
Social Determinants of Health
Health As a Feminist Issue
Gender Equity and bias
Canadian Demographics
Gender Equity, Social Determinants of Health and Intersectionality—Let the Data Speak
Transnational Health Concerns
Canadian Health Trends
Immigrant Women’s Health
Indigenous Women’s Health
Relevant Policy Analysis
Intersectional Feminist Frameworks
Women’s Health Activism in Canada
Cultural Safety
Conclusion
Endnotes
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
Index
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