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Feb 5, 2014
Anarchism and Feminism: a historical survey
Sharif Gemie
University of Glamorgan , Pontypridd, United Kingdom
Published online: 19 Dec 2006.
ABSTRACT This article discusses a double paradox: first, that the anarchists,
so proud of their genuine commitment to anti-authoritarian politics, were yet
so blind to the oppressive effects of patriarchy. However, secondly, within this
generally male-orientated culture, there were still ambivalences in anarchist
politics, with some pockets of real sympathy for feminism. Material is drawn
from the experience of anarchists within Europe, 1840-1940.
Topics:
19th century,
anarchist movement,
France,
history,
mujeres libres,
pdf,
sexism,
sexuality,
Spain
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