Tong outlines 7 categories of feminism in the chapter. Existentialist feminism includes major voices like Simone de Beauvoir. Radical feminism suggests that eradicating patriarchy is necessary to liberate women from oppression. Carol Gilligan suggested that women "speak in a different voice." Sara Ruddick was concerned with "outlaw emotions."
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Tong outlines 7 categories of feminism in the chapter. Existentialist feminism includes major voices like Simone de Beauvoir. Radical feminism suggests that eradicating patriarchy is necessary to liberate women from oppression. Carol Gilligan suggested that women "speak in a different voice." Sara Ruddick was concerned with "outlaw emotions."
Tong outlines 7 categories of feminism in the chapter. Existentialist feminism includes major voices like Simone de Beauvoir. Radical feminism suggests that eradicating patriarchy is necessary to liberate women from oppression. Carol Gilligan suggested that women "speak in a different voice." Sara Ruddick was concerned with "outlaw emotions."
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Tong outlines 7 categories of feminism in the chapter. Existentialist feminism includes major voices like Simone de Beauvoir. Radical feminism suggests that eradicating patriarchy is necessary to liberate women from oppression. Carol Gilligan suggested that women "speak in a different voice." Sara Ruddick was concerned with "outlaw emotions."
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Quiz Crotty Chapter 8
1. List Tong’s seven categories of feminism.
2. Which of the categories boasts Simone De Beauvoir as one of its major voices? 3. Which of the categories suggests that the eradication of patriarchy is necessary for women to liberate themselves from oppression? 4. Which feminist epistemologist suggested that women “speak in a different voice”? 5. Which feminist epistemologist was concerned with “outlaw emotions?”