Feminism In The 20th Century

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Feminine; The Avatar of dynamic power of creation and the reason I am able to discuss on its role and existence is more than just biology. Feminist is someone who believes that we are different only in our biological make up and that our psyche is so created by nature that men and women have to complement each other.
Man and Woman together form the two sides of the same coin!

And so, I shall begin this discussion by trying to understand what exactly feminism is; its historical developments, impact on us and then we shall consider its basic ideologies marking its roots and stem followed by converging our discussion towards how feminism is affecting the technology, if at all it is!

Feminism in its more generally understood sense is about women; their rights and power against the most obvious gender that is men, who leave no stone unturned to show their …show more content…

The second wave known as ‘woman’s liberation movement’ of 1960s was focussed over liberty, family and other variety of issues. The third wave stemming out in early 1990s dealt with the shortcomings of second wave and was more or less in continuation with it. The 19-20th century period was a time when industrial revolution was taking everyone into a new world where science was slowly making a new course in the development of civilizations across the globe. People were becoming more and more aware with their existence as social beings and were raising their voice against everything that just did not seem quite fit with the society. Male Dominance was one of them. Woman wanted to have a say in important decisions because home-making was an equally daunting task as earning bread for the family!
So the first wave of feminism was beginning to shake the contemporary laws on property, voting rights and other such issues that required amendments to make an equal political and social stand for

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