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Study in Western Feminism

Zhou Hong

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The paper starts to review the western feminism from 1960's to 1990's, summarizes the basic pattern of feminist movement,thinking feminism is the sublimity of women's right;analyzes multi cultural pattern of feminism and political inclination and surveys as an emphasis the feminism in the third world as well as the character and orientation of post-modernistic feminism.. [

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The paper starts to review the western feminism from 1960's to 1990's, summarizes the basic pattern of feminist movement,thinking feminism is the sublimity of women's right;analyzes multi cultural pattern of feminism and political inclination and surveys as an emphasis the feminism in the third world as well as the character and orientation of post-modernistic feminism.. [

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The paper starts to review the western feminism from 1960's to 1990's, summarizes the basic pattern of feminist movement,thinking feminism is the sublimity of women's right;analyzes multi cultural pattern of feminism and political inclination and surveys as an emphasis the feminism in the third world as well as the character and orientation of post-modernistic feminism.. [

Key concepts: Feminism, Politics, Gender studies, Character (mathematics), Sociology, Political science, Law, Geometry

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