Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Do Feminists Love Differently?

5 comments:

  1. Title: The Millennial Man’s Field Guide to Feminist Myth busting

    Author: J. Maureen Henderson

    This article discusses the truth behind the myths about sex, men, dating/chivalry and beliefs of the modern American Feminist.

    http://www.primermagazine.com/2010/learn/the-millennial-mans-field-guide-to-feminist-mythbusting-2

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  2. Title: Evolutionary Rhetorics: Science and Sexuality in Nineteenth-Century Free-Love Discourse

    Author: Wendy Hayden

    This article looks at the ideologies of Free-Love Feminist. These women use the science and theories of Darwin in order to express their feelings of sexuality and in order to abolish the marriage system in which demeans women. These women look at the constraints that are placed on women through society, economics, and sexuality. There is a want of the freedom of sexuality and for women to be able to make their own decisions in order to practice free love in their lives.

    http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/content~content=a920032980~db=all

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  3. Title: Feminism and romantic love make very happy bedfellows

    Author: Libby Brooks

    According to a survey done to college students and older adults , feminist women in heterosexual relations tend to be in more stable relationships and have a grater sexual satisfaction.

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2007/nov/15/comment.lifeandhealth

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  4. Title:Madonna syndrome: I should have ditched feminism for love, children and baking

    Author:Zoe Lewis

    Based on the article, feminists are giving up their career for love and children.

    -Deok Ho Kim-

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  5. Title: Why women must learn to say yes in the bedroom, says leading female therapist

    Author: Dr Pam Spurr

    By taking the feminist perspective and viewing sex as a 'me' rather than 'we' you are not thinking about the interest of your relationship. I agree with the author, by denying your partner of sex you are causing your relationship to dwindle. In the article the author refers to three women who's relationships had taken a turn due to the lack of sex they were having with their partners. Sex is a joint effort like everything else in your relationship and should be maintained. I for one know what it is like to have a partner who is emotionally and physically withdrawn from the relationship. I concur with the author.

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