1994, ISBN: 1566391113

[EAN: 9781566391115], Neubuch, [PU: Temple University Press, Philadelphia PA], Paperback. "Why Women are Oppressed" offers a much-needed radical feminist perspective on the "political con… Plus…

[EAN: 9781566391115], Neubuch, [PU: Temple University Press, Philadelphia PA], Paperback. "Why Women are Oppressed" offers a much-needed radical feminist perspective on the "political conditions of sexual love." Recognizing that "sexual life always exists in definite socioeconomic contexts," Anna G. Jonasdottir develops a theory that elucidates the question: Why does men's social and political power persist even in Western societies where women have socioeconomic equality? Throughout, Jonasdottir gives empirical relevance to her theorizing. She cites situations in various spheres of society where men and women compete and where men come out as "winners" for no obvious reason other than their malehood. Her account of women as loving caretakers "for" men, rather than desiring, interested subjects in reciprocally erotic relations stirs debate about women's needs and interests. Anna G. Jonasdottir is Research Fellow in Gender Studies and Political Science at the Swedish Council for Research in the Humanities and the Social Sciences, University of Orebro, Sweden. Offers a radical feminist perspective on the "political conditions of sexual love." Recognizing that "sexual life always exists in definite socioeconomic contexts," this book develops a theory that elucidates the question: Why does men's social and political power persist even in Western societies where women have socioeconomic equality? Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability., Books<

1994, ISBN: 1566391113

[EAN: 9781566391115], Neubuch, [PU: Temple University Press, Philadelphia PA], Paperback. "Why Women are Oppressed" offers a much-needed radical feminist perspective on the "political con… Plus…

[EAN: 9781566391115], Neubuch, [PU: Temple University Press, Philadelphia PA], Paperback. "Why Women are Oppressed" offers a much-needed radical feminist perspective on the "political conditions of sexual love." Recognizing that "sexual life always exists in definite socioeconomic contexts," Anna G. Jonasdottir develops a theory that elucidates the question: Why does men's social and political power persist even in Western societies where women have socioeconomic equality? Throughout, Jonasdottir gives empirical relevance to her theorizing. She cites situations in various spheres of society where men and women compete and where men come out as "winners" for no obvious reason other than their malehood. Her account of women as loving caretakers "for" men, rather than desiring, interested subjects in reciprocally erotic relations stirs debate about women's needs and interests. Anna G. Jonasdottir is Research Fellow in Gender Studies and Political Science at the Swedish Council for Research in the Humanities and the Social Sciences, University of Orebro, Sweden. Offers a radical feminist perspective on the "political conditions of sexual love." Recognizing that "sexual life always exists in definite socioeconomic contexts," this book develops a theory that elucidates the question: Why does men's social and political power persist even in Western societies where women have socioeconomic equality? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability., Books<

ISBN: 9781566391115

'Why Women are Oppressed' offers a much-needed radical feminist perspective on the 'political conditions of sexual love.' Recognizing that 'sexual life always exists in definite socioecon… Plus…

'Why Women are Oppressed' offers a much-needed radical feminist perspective on the 'political conditions of sexual love.' Recognizing that 'sexual life always exists in definite socioeconomic contexts,' Anna G. Jonasdottir develops a theory that elucidates the question: Why does men's social and political power persist even in Western societies where women have socioeconomic equality? Throughout, Jonasdottir gives empirical relevance to her theorizing. She cites situations in various spheres of society where men and women compete and where men come out as 'winners' for no obvious reason other than their malehood. Her account of women as loving caretakers 'for' men, rather than desiring, interested subjects in reciprocally erotic relations stirs debate about women's needs and interests. Anna G. Jonasdottir is Research Fellow in Gender Studies and Political Science at the Swedish Council for Research in the Humanities and the Social Sciences, University of Orebro, Sweden. Fremdsprachige Bücher 18.6 x 14.3 x 2.7 cm , Temple Univ Pr, Temple Univ Pr<