Materialist and queer feminism in France: Politics of Counter-Hegemony by Sophie Noyé

“…The starting point is the hypothesis that the link between these two political theoretic discourses is possible since it actually takes places in the current “queer-feminist” movement’s activist practices. The article argues that this combination is meaningful and deserves to be better theorized because it carries with it a radical message of inclusiveness. …”
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Folksonomies, hashtags, and feminist campaigns on the internet by Elis Nazar Nunes Siqueira

“…Based on the contemporaneous context of authorship and participation on the internet and the theories about folksonomies, this paper aims to discuss the uses and circulation of four significant hashtags for the Brazilian feminist movement: #meuprimeiroassédio (#myfirstharassment), #meuamigosecreto (#mysecretfriend), #belarecatadaedolar (#restrainedbeautifulhousewife), all of them disseminated in 2015 and 2016, and #elenão (#nothim), in 2018. …”
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Os jornais diários da cidade de Cascavel (PR) e seus discursos sobre a prostituição feminina (1976-1990) by Fábio Lopes Alves

“…It aims to understand how some women, who do not figure in the annals of the feminist movement, that don't have an exceptional and exemplary trajectory to the young ladies and not even show up on the social columns of the press, are represented by these media. …”
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A Day in the Life of the American Woman: Construction and Mediation of the “American Woman” in Photographic Essays by Jane Bayly

“…Through a close analysis of the photographs and accompanying texts this article questions to what extent the definition proposed by the book A Day in the Life of the American Woman remains faithful to a “traditional” vision of the American woman, or on the contrary to what extent this definition reflects an empowered and diversified vision of women since the 70s feminist movement. Our findings reveal that although A Day in the Life presents a diversified vision of the modern, American woman, it simultaneously remains faithful to a more stereotypical vision where a woman’s primary goal is to remain a mom.…”
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From the discourse of domesticity to the feminism of co-responsibility: the contribution of Carmen de Burgos by Ana Paz Garibo Peyró

“…Some of the pioneers of feminism remained anchored to what has been called the discourse of domesticity, because, despite their demands for equal education for women, they continued to defend women's belonging to the domestic sphere. Gradually, the feminist movement evolved and later hinged on the demand for women's suffrage and civil and labour rights until the first feminist wave or feminism of equality took shape. …”
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Mis-interpretasi Ayat Kepemimpinan Laki-Laki Atas Perempuan (Kritik Terhadap Tafsīr Feminis) by Lukman Hakim

“…The feminist movement that advocates parity between male and female continues to spread until the point it even contaminates the interpration of the Qur’an. …”
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FEMINISM AND COSMOPOLITANISM: SOME INEVITABLE CONNECTIONS by DIANA ELENA NEAGA

“…In constructing my discourse I will begin by laying out the main ideas of cosmopolitanism, followed by a presentation of the construction of the feminist movement over time, inter-relating these two discourses at the end of the analysis. …”
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From the Feminist Upheaval to Public Art. The Far West of Opportunities by Elena García-Oliveros

“…Women have thus contributed substantially to the evolution of the concept of "art" and its institutions.  Why is the feminist movement essential in the definition of today's public art? …”
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Entre censure politique et domination masculine : représentations des sportives olympiques dans les biopics chinois (1981-2022) by Siyao Lin

“…Even though the Chinese government regularly promotes a positive image of sportswomen in the media, notably in Olympic biopics, it is important not to equate these films with a genuine feminist movement. By analyzing eight Chinese biopics focused on Olympic athletes, this article will first demonstrate how these biopics, blending fiction and reality, glorify the achievements of Olympic athletes. …”
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Beth Caldwell's Reading Experience by Shelby Elizabeth Haber

“…Near the end of the nineteenth century, Sarah Grand coined the phrase "New Woman," which was influential throughout the first wave of the feminist movement. This paper examines how Sarah Grand's representation of Beth Caldwell's reading habits in her novel The Beth Book acts as a metaphor for the subversive femininity of the New Woman. …”
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House While Woman Grows by Şengül Öymen Gür, Şengül Yalçınkaya Erol

“…The fundamental reason was to give support to the Feminist Movement. This trend which has had feeble effect on architectural design remained controversial. …”
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Challenging Voices: Listening to Australian Women Writers across Time to Understand the Dynamics Shaping Creative Expression for Women Writing Today by Odette Kelada

“…I argue that there is still, in the modern period, a continued lack of awareness, recognition and education on Australian women’s writing despite targeted awards and the achievements of the feminist movement. This piece reflects back across time, drawing on interviews I conducted and PhD thesis research with women writers in Australia at the turn of the twenty-first century, and maps how the legacies of gendered notions of writers impacted women at this pivotal era to consider what this may mean for women writing today. …”
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VAW Policy Regimes in Italy: An Analysis Across Regional Governments and Women’s Centres by Angela M. Toffanin, Marta Pietrobelli, Anna Gadda, Maura Misiti

“…We will focus on the regulation processes of the selected regional administrations, while trying to answer the following questions: to what extent have policies that originated from feminist movement(s)activities and practices ended up in very strict bureaucratisation processes? …”
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Harry Potter, censorship marks in the author's name Anonymity as a claim of the work faced with collective property by Isidora D. Raby

“…In contrast to institutional censorship, censorship found in Harry Potter arises from franchise's readers and consumers themselves, as a mechanism of political positioning and social denunciation in response to the author's latest controversies within the trans-feminist movement. Amidst these controversies, the discovered marks aim to disavow the work's authorship, thereby presenting a clear stance of rejection towards the author. …”
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Chile: el género como gancho político de la modernidad posible by Rossana CIORINO NAVARRO

“…She describes the process that diferente sectors of the Feminist Movement are living and set several objetives for a political feminist proyect.…”
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Transcending Binaries through Self-empowerment and Personal Development by Qazi Sarah Rasheed

“…It explores various strategies adopted by Muslim women activists vis-a-vis the global Islamic feminist movement while navigating their life courses. …”
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House While Woman Grows by Şengül Öymen Gür, Şengül Yalçınkaya Erol

“…The fundamental reason was to give support to the Feminist Movement. This trend which has had feeble effect on architectural design remained controversial. …”
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Cuatro años de retrocesos y resistencias: Mujeres y movimiento feminista ante el Gobierno de López Obrador by Lucía Melgar, Karine Tinat

“…This article analyses the actions of the López Obrador Government, starting from his election in 2018, regarding the feminist movement and the situation of women in Mexico. …”
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Time to clean by Fanny Ambjörnsson

“…This article is an attempt to discuss why these practices have such a bad reputation – in everyday life, in work, in popular culture and, not the least, in the feminist movement. Through ethnographic data primarily based on interviews, I investigate the historically imbedded meanings tied to practices of tidying up. …”
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Rachel Rosenthal, une artiste écoféministe de la performance by Mylène Ferrand

“…She was close to the West Coast feminist movement, largely inspired by the ecofeminist writings of Mary Daly, Susan Griffin and many others. …”
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