Great lecture. Really well explained. You made it really easy for me to understand how feminist literary criticism works. Please do more videos on topics like this!!
This is a great presentation and brings big Highlights on History Evolution of Feminist Theory. An important correction; "Le Deuxième Sexe" of Simone de Beauvoir was published in 1949 and not 1972.
I was thinking about Hamilton as I was watching this - it's why I knew what was happening in the late 1700s. So I was happy when you mentioned it haha.
I found the presentation very interesting though I missed the class about feminism theory. I would like just to know about the link to the other literary theory you talked about. I looked for it but I couldn't find it
It's important to note that black women did not get the right to vote until long after 1920 due to racist practices employed at the voting booths. I believe they got the official right to vote during the 2nd wave you described.
It is amazing how much good and structred and well articulated information one can give and how dull and boring (stretched over weeks of lectures) another 'manages' to provide. We focused endlessly on individual experiences which is good to get the Zeitgeist of the times when women started to protest and organize as a political force but we focused on that so much. This here is much better. More interesting as well.
These are radical social ideas buried beneath several layers of theory and presupposition. They are rather inapplicable to reality, and often even counterproductive when attempted. If you want to know how to generate social change you need to look at the science of what works, and stay away from theoretical criticism.
Could the dating scene also fall under gender perfomativity? For instance, when women are expected to agree to sex after "x" number of dates? Or the expectation that men be the pursuers? Is women agreeing to sex after dates an act of gender performativity? Is men pursuing women an act of gender performativity?
Thank you. It's greatly delivered. But one might bored staring at the blank screen, so you could like write it down or come before camera. Beautiful anyway!!
That is why I try to ask you a question and an answer at the same time, so that we can exchange opinions from our point of view or delve into the topic more, because these topics are very sensitive in our society. Why did the divorce rate rise in Western society and the Islamic society? Or are there organizations that help introduce or encourage feminist movements? This is causing the destruction of our nation and the destruction of society, which has caused the dispersal of families and the loss of families.
Judith Butler`s ideas are ideology, not the "truth". To naively follow these gender ideas is not scientific, academic thinking!! What about philosophers like Alice von Hildebrand? She offers much more insight into these matters.
Noticed how whenever you hear a feminist talk it's always about her feelings and emotions. And completely ignores reason, logic, facts, evidence, statistics, data, personal accountability and most importantly common sense!
very well mam. . . It was really a wonderful lecture on Feminist literary theory ❤
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Very well explained.This is one of the best lectures .
Thank you for your efforts.
Great lecture. Really well explained. You made it really easy for me to understand how feminist literary criticism works. Please do more videos on topics like this!!
the people who are watching this video and getting knowledge from here why are they not supporting this TH-camr
Thanks! I feel very supported here by kind comments. I made these lectures for my college students and post them here in case they help others.
Cud u plz upload the all other lectures too? Since u r so gud at teaching
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Briefly explained feminist criticism ...thanks for explanation.
This is a great presentation and brings big Highlights on History Evolution of Feminist Theory. An important correction; "Le Deuxième Sexe" of Simone de Beauvoir was published in 1949 and not 1972.
Beautiful lecture. I have seen many lectures on this topic but yours is the best. Thank you so much.
I was thinking about Hamilton as I was watching this - it's why I knew what was happening in the late 1700s. So I was happy when you mentioned it haha.
Very well explained. Thank you so much!
i need the rest videos about this course (literary criticism)
This was very helpful for my class. Thanks and great job!
I found the presentation very interesting though I missed the class about feminism theory.
I would like just to know about the link to the other literary theory you talked about. I looked for it but I couldn't find it
Amazing. I found it very informative. Thank you.
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This is a good presentation... Thanks a lot
Thanks, this will be really helpful for studies :-)
Is there any method to analyse fiminism novels ?
thanks in advance
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Very well explained ..liked it
I like your way of lecturing.
Well explained..thanks a lot
It's important to note that black women did not get the right to vote until long after 1920 due to racist practices employed at the voting booths. I believe they got the official right to vote during the 2nd wave you described.
Great mam
Where is video on formalist Literary criticism???
Thank you so much, now I understand this very well
Excellent explained
Thank you 😊
Thank you for the beautiful lecture... where can I find the second part of this?
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This's really helpful, thank you so much ✌️
Thanks a lot for this great lecture. You just saved me from so many useless lectures from my teacher.
It is amazing how much good and structred and well articulated information one can give and how dull and boring (stretched over weeks of lectures) another 'manages' to provide. We focused endlessly on individual experiences which is good to get the Zeitgeist of the times when women started to protest and organize as a political force but we focused on that so much. This here is much better. More interesting as well.
Thanks
how can i apply it in literary work?
These are radical social ideas buried beneath several layers of theory and presupposition. They are rather inapplicable to reality, and often even counterproductive when attempted. If you want to know how to generate social change you need to look at the science of what works, and stay away from theoretical criticism.
Could the dating scene also fall under gender perfomativity? For instance, when women are expected to agree to sex after "x" number of dates? Or the expectation that men be the pursuers? Is women agreeing to sex after dates an act of gender performativity? Is men pursuing women an act of gender performativity?
Many thanks 🌷
thank you so much!! its very helpfull :)
Thank you well explained
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make video on queer theories
Good lecture, please would like to make for us a video about the differences between schools of criticism ,thank you .
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History of femenism
Thank you. It's greatly delivered. But one might bored staring at the blank screen, so you could like write it down or come before camera. Beautiful anyway!!
Can you talk abou Neo marxism
Succinctly explained
That is why I try to ask you a question and an answer at the same time, so that we can exchange opinions from our point of view or delve into the topic more, because these topics are very sensitive in our society.
Why did the divorce rate rise in Western society and the Islamic society?
Or are there organizations that help introduce or encourage feminist movements? This is causing the destruction of our nation and the destruction of society, which has caused the dispersal of families and the loss of families.
Very low volume
Judith Butler`s ideas are ideology, not the "truth". To naively follow these gender ideas is not scientific, academic thinking!! What about philosophers like Alice von Hildebrand? She offers much more insight into these matters.
im all for feminism but what i dont like is these pepole who say All menn shall Die OR dont trust men Like Bro What does that paint for ur Comunity
yeah bro ur so right bro feminism is when hate all men
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Noticed how whenever you hear a feminist talk it's always about her feelings and emotions. And completely ignores reason, logic, facts, evidence, statistics, data, personal accountability and most importantly common sense!
"Right to abortion"? There is no such right! Every human being (born or unborn) has a right to life.
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