Hasil untuk "Women. Feminism"

P. Friedrich, L. Abu-Lughod

Eileen Fischer, A. Reuber, Lorraine S. Dyke

Maddalena Giacomozzi, Maddalena Giacomozzi, Maaike Muntinga et al.

Estri Ristra Puteri, Nazla Maharani U, Harjito

Abstract: This study aims to describe the existence of women as the Other in the novel and the interrelationships between elements that can provide a strong relationship between the characters and the setting using the issue of self-awareness in the perspective of feminism (Simone de Beauvoir's existentialist feminism). The data in this study are in the form of descriptions and dialogues related to female characters. This study uses two sources of data, namely the novel Kekasih Autumn by Laksmi Pamuntjak and also books or literature journals that are relevant to the research. The data collection technique in this research is documentation or documentary studies, namely how to collect data through documented or documentary materials. This study uses structural analysis. The results of the study found that the existence of women can be investigated through the female character and setting in the novel Kekasih Autumn Autumn, while the efforts of women to achieve their existence in the novel Kekasih Autumn consist of 4 strategies according to Simone de Beauvoir, namely (1) Women can work, (2) Women can become intellectuals, (3) Women can work to achieve socialist transformation of society, (4) Women can reject the Other – that is, by identifying themselves through the views of the dominant group in society.

Jean-Baptiste Bonnard

Sofia Stimmatini

E. Chowdhury, L. Pulido, N. Heynen et al.

Renée Köhler-Ryan

This article examines how Edith Stein’s philosophical and theological anthropology is foundational to the “new feminism” that both Paul VI and John Paul II called for in the wake of the Second Vatican Council. In particular, this article shows how Stein helps to respond to Simone de Beauvoir’s argument that taking women’s biology into consideration leads to essentialism with political implications. This article outlines main themes in the new feminism, and gives a brief overview of the ideas about the “hour of woman” and the “feminine genius” pronounced by popes Paul VI and John Paul II. This article then describes and analyzes Stein’s psycho-physical theory of the human person. Finally, this article considers the importance of Stein’s thought for feminist theology, with brief application to the issue of the ordination of women to the priesthood.

Claudia de Vilafamés

Diego Schibelinski

Diego Schibelinski

Betina Stefanello Lima, Maria Conceição da Costa

Resumo Este artigo analisa aspectos das políticas científicas para a equidade de gênero no sistema científico e tecnológico implementadas no âmbito do Programa Mulher e Ciência. Esse foi o primeiro programa, no âmbito do governo federal, com o objetivo de aumentar a participação das mulheres no sistema científico e de fomentar a pesquisa no campo de gênero e feminismos. Buscamos compreender o impacto dos resultados alcançados pelo programa para a consolidação da área de estudos de gênero, ciências e tecnologias e para a incorporação de gênero nas políticas de ciência e tecnologia do país.

Karine Tinat

Rachael Johnstone

Abstract This paper examines one of the most notorious, yet largely overlooked, provinces in terms of abortion access in Canada: New Brunswick. Through an exploration of the provincial government’s activities and litigation in the province, this article traces the history of abortion regulation in New Brunswick, with particular attention paid to the manner in which social movement activism has shaped policy. It argues for the need to reframe abortion as a matter of equal citizenship. Specifically, it suggests that such a rethinking could generate political pressure for recognition and improved services, and stimulate a public discourse that has the potential to begin breaking down the more complex, extra-legal barriers faced by women in Canada. Résumé Cet article examine l’une des provinces les plus notoires, mais pourtant grandement négligée, en termes d’accès à l’avortement au Canada, c’est-à-dire le Nouveau-Brunswick. À travers un examen des activités du gouvernement provincial et des litiges dans la province, cet article explore l’histoire de la réglementation de l’avortement au Nouveau-Brunswick, en portant une attention particulière à la façon dont l’activisme du mouvement social a contribué à façonner les politiques. Il fait valoir la nécessité de resituer le contexte de l’avortement comme une question d’égalité des citoyens. Plus spécifiquement, il suggère qu’une nouvelle façon de penser pourrait créer des pressions politiques pour la reconnaissance et l’amélioration des services et stimuler une discussion publique qui pourrait peut-être commencer à éliminer les obstacles plus complexes et extrajudiciaires auxquels les femmes font face au Canada.

Luciana A. Guerra

Behrooz Mahmoodi-Bakhtiari, Maryam Dehghani

This research deals with the differences in the writings of male and female authors in the contemporary Persian novels, and employs Lakoff's (1975) linguistic approach to reach this objective. The main aim of this work is to make sure if the factor of gender may lead to differences in methods of writings between men and women in terms of vocabulary choices and syntactic variations. In this research, three novels Cheragh ha ra man khamush mikonam (I Turn off the Lights), Koliye Kenare Atash (Gypsy by the Fire), and Baziye Akhare Banu (The Final Game of the Lady) by three female authors, and the novels Kafe Piyano (Cafe Piano), Sanfoniye Mordegan (Symphony of the Dead), and Sorayya dar Eghma (Sorayya in Coma) from the male authors have been analyzed with respect to their vocabulary, and then the statistical analyses of these novels are presented. The results show differences in the writings of men and women in Persian novels.

Miriam Adelman, Carmen Rial

C. Adams, J. Donovan, J. Dunayer et al.

C. Ramazanoğlu

Patricia Peterle

http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0104-026X2012000100024