Understanding Feminist Theory: Social Conflict and Gender Inequality

Explore how feminist theory addresses social conflict and gender disparities. Learn about its advocacy for equality.

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Feminist theory focuses on social conflict and inequality based on gender. It examines how patriarchal systems perpetuate gender disparities in power, opportunities, and social roles, advocating for gender equality and the dismantling of these inequities.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the main principles of feminist theory? Feminist theory focuses on understanding and addressing the inequalities and injustices faced by women within a patriarchal society.
  2. How does feminist theory differ from other social theories? Feminist theory specifically emphasizes gender-related disparities and conflicts, unlike some broader social theories that may focus on class or race.
  3. What role does advocacy play in feminist theory? Advocacy is central to feminist theory, aiming to promote equality and challenge systemic inequality in society.

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