

Philosophical Trends In The Feminist Movement - Anuradha Ghandy
Apr 16, 2021
Anuradha Ghandy, a Communist Party of India (Maoist) member, discusses the growth of the women's movement in rural India, the critique of patriarchal symbols and traditions, and the emergence of autonomous women's movements. They also explore radical feminist views on gender, reproduction, and liberation, women's role in just wars, anarchy and non-authoritarian organization, critiquing traditional Indian practices and eco-feminism, the role of socialist and Marxist women in the women's liberation movement, and strategies for socialism within the feminist movement.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Anuradha Ghandy: A Life of Revolution
02:32 • 7min
Introduction to Anuradha Ghandy's Writings: Bridging Theory and Practice
09:09 • 5min
Emergence of the Women's Movement and Challenging Patriarchy
14:06 • 6min
The Evolution and Impact of the Women's Movement
20:26 • 34min
Radical Feminist Views on Gender, Reproduction, and Liberation
54:20 • 27min
Women's Role in Just Wars and Critique of Radical Feminism
01:21:10 • 3min
Anarchy and Non-Authoritarian Organization
01:24:34 • 11min
Critiquing Traditional Indian Practices and Eco-Feminism
01:35:45 • 5min
The Role of Socialist and Marxist Women in the Women's Liberation Movement
01:41:06 • 20min
Strategies for Socialism within the Feminist Movement
02:00:39 • 19min
Intersection of Postmodernism and Feminism in 1980s
02:19:16 • 13min