Exploring the Development of Women in Contemporary China Based on Western Feminist Socialism
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v11i3.14916Keywords:
Feminist Socialism; Capitalism; Patriarchy; Female Development; Female Liberation; Chinese Women.Abstract
Feminist socialism emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It explored the causes of women's oppression in many ways by examining many problems faced by women, and proposed a path for women's liberation. Although some phenomena that unfair treatment of women in today's society and their lack of voice in the family has been improved, there are still problems that hinder women's development. Western feminism socialism, though based on the realities of the region, to a certain extent, has provided a direction for the realization of Chinese women's freedom and development in the true sense.
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