Feminism - Gender as a core principle

First-wave feminism extended classical liberalism’s ideas about human nature and freedom of the individual so that they explicitly included (a)   .

What were the key texts and ideas of first-wave feminism and how did they influence second-wave feminism?

Do you agree or disagree with the concept of patriarchy and its role in women's oppression?

Second-wave feminism was united by one idea: that women were being oppressed by (a)   .

Simone de Beauvoir argued that men had successfully characterized themselves as the norm whereas women were the (a)   .

What are the different perspectives of liberal, radical, and socialist feminists on addressing gender inequality?

What is your personal stance on the issue of gender inequality and its root causes?

The majority of feminists argue that gender roles are (a)   constructed and form gender stereotypes.

Liberal feminists, influenced by Friedan and first-wave feminism, argued for the state to reform society and economy, allowing women equality within the (a)   sphere of society.

What is the concept of gender and how does it play a role in society?