The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
466. Reappropriating Feminism, Maternity, and the Woman’s Role | Mary Harrington
Jul 25, 2024
In this engaging conversation, Mary Harrington, an insightful author and editor, discusses the historical contributions of women to civil society before the workforce shift. They delve into the impact of technology on gender roles and the complexities of female sexuality's commodification. Harrington sheds light on the overlooked significance of motherhood in feminism and critiques contemporary narratives while emphasizing the power of radical loyalty in relationships. This thought-provoking dialogue challenges perceptions of women's roles in a changing world.
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- Feminism divides into care and freedom aspects emphasizing home duties and market entry equality.
- Technological advancements alter female roles leading to commodification of sexuality and abortion debates.
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The Emergence of Feminist Schools of Thought Post-Industrial Revolution
The feminist body of thought emerged in the aftermath of the Industrial Revolution, leading to the division of feminism into the feminism of care and feminism of freedom. The feminism of care emphasized the intrinsic value of the home and continued importance of women's responsibilities in the domestic sphere. On the other hand, the feminism of freedom focused on women's entry into the market on equal terms as men and the pursuit of individual rights and autonomy.
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