Why 'Progress' is Bad for Women - Mary Harrington
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Cyborg Feminism and the Shifting Landscape of Women's Rights
This chapter explores the 'cyborg revolution' rooted in the sexual revolution, particularly highlighting the transformative impact of the contraceptive pill on women's health and reproductive rights. It discusses the complexities of feminist thought as it has evolved from care-oriented perspectives to those emphasizing freedom, along with the interplay between biomedical advancements and societal norms surrounding gender and sexuality. The chapter critiques the disconnect between elite women's ideologies and the realities faced by women from different social classes, advocating for a nuanced understanding of women's experiences in the context of technological and societal changes.
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