SMC103Y1 Lecture Notes - Second-Wave Feminism, Humanae Vitae

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16 May 2012

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UTSG

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St. Michael's College Courses

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SMC103Y1

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G O W A N

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I am the feminist pope-pope john paul ii. Teachings of women in the church: women were seen as participants in the ecumenical council. Having women being able to vote or go to school was a sense of liberation and freedom women were given. Second wave feminism(1960s: focused on equal rights in sexuality, workplace and broader culture/society, 1st wave. Right to vote movement: 3rd wave. Cocern for equal & full participation: participation in life, culture and society and church. Concern for equal dignity: gatium et spes #29 strong condemnation of discrimination including gender. Articulation of married life that showed human diginity in the married life; equal rights between both man and wife in the household. Jp"s vision of new feminism is divided into 3 points: equality and difference between men and women. Both women and men are created in the image of god.

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I listened to a lecture on feminist theory and activism recently in which one of the panelists said that "Knowledge is not power, power is power. Knoweldge is not power unless you do something about it." What are your thoughts on this as it relates to feminism, feminist theory, Women's Studies, this course and how this course has changed your thoughts and actions as you move forward in life? How would you define feminist activism and how do you participate in feminist activism in your everyday life now that you have taken this class-or do you? Here is a link to the panel discussion if you are interested: Conference: Barnard Center for Research on Women Celebrating 40 years of Activism in the Academy Panel: Using Knowledge: Advancing Activism http://bcrw.barnard.edu/videos/using-knowledge-advancing-activism/

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