Two Perspectives of Feminism

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This paper examines the liberal and radical perspectives of feminism. The author points out the perceived source of the problem and thoughts about differences between women. The paper suggests how change was to be achieved.

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"Feminism is not a homogeneous ideology or movement. There are many strains of feminism with different political, economic, social and ideological perspectives. The strains of feminism that will be examined in this essay are liberal feminism and radical feminism. The three questions that will be answered are the causes of the problems according to each perspective? How will social change be achieved according to each perspective? And how do these perspectives consider social differences between women? Although both liberal and radical feminism argue that women face many problems they disagree on the source of these problems."

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