Philosophy 1020 Lecture Notes - John Stuart Mill, Radical Feminism, Liberal Feminism
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31 Jul 2012
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Charlotte krolokke: the huge significance of the feminist movement. Deep significance in evolution and history of political and cultural arrangements in the west. Development of feminism showed us that it was possible to examine our political structures, determine presuppositions within them which can then be thought about more careful more significance than just itself. In itself, demonstrates fundamental shifting in tectonic plates of social structure in the west: plato"s feminism. Plato back in the 4th century bce was a proto-feminist. Plato"s the republic imagines an ideal state, he sees no reason why women shouldn"t have equal access to everything (power, responsibility) that men have, they should be able to compete for positions that men generally occupy. He doesn"t think it is likely that many women will succeed, but they ought to be allowed to try. Mill"s book on liberty the notion that the social order should erect the fewest possible barriers to human happiness.
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