FEM 2104 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Equal Voice

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Women's Studies
• Course: FEM 2104
• Professor: Emilie Dionne

Document Summary

Reference equal voice , a national feminist movement to get women involved in politics. Having the protection of a government (to protect rights) Citizenship is the condition of the true citizen, i. e. the person who is a responsible member of society, obedient to the law, respects others, and who can be trusted to hold public office . Originates from greece; restricted minority (men, wealthy, native-born, etc. ) Empowerment to create the collective (anything bigger than an individual) empowerment: Neutral value (can be used for good or bad) The performance of biological sex (not gender) Method of connecting with one or more people. Sex is a physical exchange with oneself or one or more other people that is driven by erotic desire . The ability to be sexually satisfied and sexually empowered somehow empowers individuals to take leadership roles and become more involved in politics (presenter"s opinion) Provides embodied insight (for the purpose of action)