Women Physicians and Their Careers: Athens—1900–1950: A Contribution to Understanding Women’s History by Eugenia Bournova, Myrto Dimitropoulou

“…The matter of women’s university education is directly related to the emergence of the feminist movement in Greece. The strong preference of female university students for the exact sciences at that time was justified by contemporary scholars as a choice reflecting women’s nature. …”
Get full text

The Victorian Nurse: gender and empire by Francisco Javier Castro Molina

“…This broth was behind the emergence of a feminist movement that criticized the androcentric society that characterized the Victorian Era. …”
Get full text

INDONESIAN ISLAMIC MOVEMENT OF WOMEN: A STUDY OF FATAYAT MUSLIMAT NU (1938-2013) by Hamidah

“…The socio-historical, Indonesian Islamic women's movement can exist not only from tahrirul mar'ah movement but also the influence of the feminist movement that developed in the Western world. …”
Get full text

The Pragmatics of Domestic Violence Discourse in Uruguay by Teresa Herrera

“…This article provides some final reflections, included in the dissertation, on how the feminist movement needs to succeed in persuading decision makers and the mass media, and in building solid alliances to establish an information and monitoring system; the integration of the subject into the educational system; comprehensive legislation on gender-based violence; and new ways of communicating with all sectors, so as to create a new ideology on gender relations for the suitable prevention of DV.…”
Get full text

Mujeres en la murga porteña: Arte, territorialidad y empoderamiento by Almendra Aladro

“…Despite the advance of the feminist movement in Argentina, through visualization phenomena such as #NiUnaMenos, the truth is that functions such as direction and percussion into the murgas are still resisted from the masculine hegemony and represents an interesting challenge.…”
Get full text

A Wall of One’s Own: Latinas Reclaiming Spaces, Subverting Economies, Empowering Communities by Carmen M. Méndez-García

“…By studying the three pieces in their geographical, social, and artistic context, I intend to demonstrate that issues denounced by the Chicano Civil Rights Movement (also known as El Movimiento) and the Feminist Movement in the 1970s are still unresolved in 21st century America.…”
Get full text

A luta das mulheres pelo espaço público na primeira onda do feminismo: de suffragettes às sufragistas by Kimberly Farias Monteiro, Leilane Serratine Grubba

“…In this way, the analysis of the political outcome in the struggle for rights of the first wave of the feminist movement can be exemplified by the film Suffragette. …”
Get full text

Women and Women: Use of Women Types as Rhetorical Techniques in Atwood’s Handmaid’s Tale and Tepper’s Gate to Women’s Country. by William Bowman

“…In particular, I argue that Atwood’s types, despite her empathy with the feminist movement, distance her from both radical second-wave separatist feminism and the American religio-political conservative movement of the 80s, and, against Dopp, that Offred does in fact offer an effective ideal female to be emulated in that, by the end of the novel, she defines and externalizes her self. …”
Get full text

Collective actions of women´s organizations for peace in Colombia by Mayra Lucia Sánchez Mora, Zuriñe Rodríguez Lara

“…While for the Pacific Route the articulating axis is the feminist movement, for the IMP it is the institutional framework. …”
Get full text

Triple Consciousness: The Reimagination of Black Female Identities in Contemporary American Culture by Welang Nahum

“…In Bad Feminist, Roxane Gay strives for the inclusion of pluralist voices in the mainstream feminist movement and in Lemonade, Beyonce uses Afrofuturist tropes, reappropriation and gothic imagery to exorcise the generational pain of betrayal by black men and white women. …”
Get full text

Knitting, Weaving, Embroidery, and Quilting as Subversive Aesthetic Strategies: On Feminist Interventions in Art, Fashion, and Philosophy by Natalia Anna Michna

“…I link handicrafts with the feminist perspective, since, in the second half of the twentieth century, it was precisely the feminist movement that initiated significant changes in the social and cultural perception of women, femininity, and gender relations. …”
Get full text

Metáfora e sexualidade da mulher: uma análise discursiva de publicações antifeministas nas redes sociais by Anndra Karolina da Silva Balieiro, Claudiana Nair Pothin Narzetti Costa

“…From these publications, we highlight discursive sequences (COURTINE, 2009) that resume the object “sexual revolution” and we identify: a chain of signifiers that in the antifeminist discourse metaphorizes it in “liberation”, “libertinage”, “promiscuity” and a set of supposed negative consequences of the feminist movement for women and, consequently, for society. …”
Get full text

« Queer », « transpédégouine », « torduEs », entre adaptation et réappropriation, les dynamiques de traduction au cœur des créations langagières de l’activisme féministe queer... by Marie-Émilie Lorenzi

“…They fully contribute to the political, cultural and identity production of the queer feminist movement or praxis in France. The aim of this analysis is to investigate the translation dynamics at the heart of language creations achieved by queer feminist activists, especially those which can be related to self-definition issues. …”
Get full text

Reimagining Witches in Contemporary Hindi Cinema: A Study of “Bulbbul” and “Roohi” by Riya Mukherjee, Suraj Gunwant

“…What implications do these redefinitions have in terms of the feminist movement in India, or in terms of the larger portrayal of Indian women in Hindi cinema?…”
Get full text

Escaping from Women's Marginalization in Hollywood Film Industry in T. J. Reid's "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo" by Izzah Putri Jurianto, Rina Saraswati, Rizal Octofianto Datau

“…In the journey of the feminist movement, many efforts have been made to save marginalized women from patriarchy. …”
Get full text

New Father a Male Ally-ship in Women Movement: Effects of Digital Feminism in Reshaping Patriarchal Behaviour by Amira Firdaus, Iffat Aksar, Jiakun Gong, Nasrullah Dharejo

“…The interviews with progressive men and women, who are actively engaged in the feminist movement in Pakistan reveal the changing dynamics of family structure in Pakistan, and discussed the emerging role of the liberal father as male allyship in women's emancipation and eliminating gender inequalities. …”
Get full text

Women’s and feminist periodical press in literary studies’ classroom: Theory and practice by Kolarić Ana

“…Women’s and feminist periodical press represents a fruitful resource for researchers who explore women’s and gender history, history of women’s and feminist movement(s), women’s writing, and various gender identites which were - and still are - both described and constructed in the periodicals. …”
Get full text

The Aestheticisation of Feminism: A Case Study of Feminist Instagram Aesthetics by Rosa Crepax

“…With this article, I will explore the phenomenon of contemporary aestheticisation, from the perspective of the feminist movement. More specifically, I will focus on the impact of the digitalisation of contemporary culture and everyday life on the relationship between aesthetics and feminism, paying particular attention to practices linked to the sphere of fashion and art. …”
Get full text

The Portrayal of a 21st Century Emancipated Woman in Perfume Commercials by Lana Gajger, Viktorija Car

“…In the 21st century, the feminist movement is experiencing a new upswing. This process is‏ particularly affected by the activity of female celebrities who promote and embody the idea of woman‏ emancipation. …”
Get full text

Feminism Not for All? The Discourse Around White Feminism Across Five Social Media Platforms by Porismita Borah, Shreenita Ghosh, Jiyoun Suk, Darshana Sreedhar Mini, Luhang Sun

“…Our study highlights the voice of those who felt marginalized by the feminist movement including the uprising of #MeToo. We find pockets of conversations on topics such as experiences of People of Color or Women of Color; critique of white feminism, experiences of LGBTQ+ communities, and Black experiences. …”
Get full text