Paige Durrant
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Intro to Women's Studies
Dixon, Marlene. “Wages for Housework and Strategies of Revolutionary Fantasy.” Synthesis, vol. 1, no. 4, 1977, pp. 12–17. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/43783331.This source explains how feminist fought for equal […]
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Intro to Women's Studies
Three readings or work that were most impactful for me was Gender Trouble by Judith Butler, “Ain’t I a Woman”’ by Sojourner Truth and Disidentifications by Munoz. All three readings were very refreshing and offer […]
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Intro to Women's Studies
Material Feminism focuses on how nonhuman forces affect our agency, being, and culture. These material conditions can be looked at in terms of gender and relations to the actual lives of women. According to Jane […]
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Intro to Women's Studies
God Help the Child by Toni Morrison
This book explains the life of an African American woman named b=Bride and how she was able to get past a life of struggle and become a successful woman. However, even as an […]
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Intro to Women's Studies
My mom was born in the early 70’s in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, but lived most of her life on the island on Mustique before coming to the USA in the early 2000’s.
Q: When you were living back home did you […]
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Intro to Women's Studies
Judith Butler talks about therepresentation of feminists, women and gender. Whether it is political, cultural or social, how one represents a gender or speaks on it, is very important. She point out terminology […]
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Intro to Women's Studies
From what I understand from the Faluci reading, culture wars are the war between different cultures based on their views, beliefs or norms. But in this case, the war is between women, men or even society. The war […]
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Intro to Women's Studies
I had a little trouble at first. I am sure there are many ways, but this is how I did it.
First, I logged in to my hypothesis account and then I installed the chrome extension to make things easier, but it […]
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