Contributing to a growing and complex field of research is possible by undertaking an extended project such a dissertation/capstone. The broad theme of Feminism (or Feminism) is a vast topic that can be explored in many different ways. This is more than ever before in 2021. Here are some suggestions to get you started on your dissertation.
The Third Wave of Feminism and Beyond
Feminism has had three waves in its history. Each wave is more complex because the goals and focus have changed in a changing society, which was made possible by a culture discussion broadcasting more voices. It is difficult to understand Feminist criticism in 2021. There has not been any scholarship or critical thought. Your dissertation will be on the third Wave and its definition. This topic is challenging because it includes larger discussions about race, gender and colonialism.
– Generational conflict within the Feminist Movement: Can it be possible to distinguish the three distinct Feminism waves from each other while still maintaining a single philosophy?
– Why the Feminist idea that men and women are equal is inadequate in the third wave.
– Post Feminism vs. The Fourth wave: Can Feminism manage the fractured landscape 21st century Feminist thought to create an integrated movement?
– A discussion of the insufficiency and future direction of Feminist thought’s third wave.
Feminism which looks at the intersections of multiple identities and experiences to understand the complex nature of oppression.
Black Lives Matter was the dominant cultural issue in an otherwise turbulent year. The origins and purpose of the movement were to address the excessive police brutality in America against African-Americans. The conversation was embraced by all countries. Feminism is a white movement. It has never included women of color or explored the intersectional nature discrimination and privilege. In the Feminist movement, intersectionality is more important than ever.
Feminism and leadership in Black Lives Matter: What is the role of Feminism?
Feminist criticism: Examining the connection between police brutality & patriarchal society.
– White Feminism/Political Whiteness: How does the Feminist movement reconcile coexisting experience of supremacy/victimhood in 2021
Black Trans Lives Matter. An analysis of the role of identity politics within 21st-century social-justice movements.
Intersectional Feminism is faced with disentangling oppressive systems and how can it overcome these challenges?
– What is Feminism’s responsibility for addressing the concerns and needs of trans and gay men?
– Domestic abuse as an intersectional problem: How can Intersectional Feminist scholarship make it possible to effect social change in this area?
Feminism/Body Politics
Egalitarianism is centered on the politics surrounding the female body in patriarchal societies. It is a complex debate trying to define liberation from the sexualization of ethics or freedom of choice. It is important to understand the complex culture of body politics by looking at it through different schools of Feminist thought.
– Feminist Sex Work and the Body Politics of Only Fans: What is sexual liberation in today’s Feminist Movement? Is it affected by oppressive patriarchal structures that rule?
– WAP – Empowerment versus Deceit or Exploring 2021’s Cultural and Musical Landscape through the Lens of First, Second, and Third-wave Feminist Thought.
Is being accepting of fat people a Feminist concern? Consider fatness as an opposition to patriarchal beauty standards.
– How has capitalism exploited Feminist Body Positive Movement in Consumerist Societies?
– Is it incompatible with the goals and objectives of health at any size?
– This article explores the contradictions in the views regarding trans athletes in professional sports, in modern Feminist philosophy.
– This article explores the conflict between feminist scholars and proponents trans-inclusive languages.
Ecofeminism is a movement that seeks to combine feminist and ecological concerns in order to address the oppression of women, as well as environmental degradation.
The growing threat and impact climate change is having on our planet’s health has also been a topic of global discussion. An interesting way to look at the history and importance of Feminist activism for environmental activism is to explore the relationship between Feminist movement and environmental movements. It is a fascinating topic that can be responsibly explored on philosophical, economic, and political grounds.
– The World is a Woman: How can Feminist Philosophy inform our understanding of current climate change debates?
– What does Feminism do to prevent environmental degradation in 2021
– The right of women and ethical debate regarding the consumption or animal products: Is veganism a Feminist ideal.
– Ecofeminism’s problems. Where do we draw the line between the protection and oppression of the environment?
– The Authoritarian Right: Exploring the relationship between anti-environmentalism and anti-feminist political philosophy
What is more important – privilege or priority? An analysis of Ecofeminism’s inability to address class issues and the consequences this has had for its effectiveness.
Feminism as a Developing Context
The delicate balance between advocating support for vulnerable populations, and inadvertently propitiating supremacy through deempowerment is what 2021 will see. Feminist movements might be accused by ignoring the global struggle against gender inequality. This is a crucial topic that should be considered and not ignored out of fear of controversy. Your academic research can be used to assess the global responsibility of Feminism or to examine Feminist philosophy in developing settings. This will help you contribute to gender equality and global development.
– How is Feminist thought in developing settings different from Feminist philosophy?
– An examination of the failures of Western Feminism to address global women’s concerns.
Is it possible to have a Western philosophy that adequately represents women in postcolonial societies?
– What relationship exists between the presence of Feminist movements and highly religious communities in developing countries?
– History of Feminism, Kenya – How does independent Kenya’s Feminist Movement compare with the UK’s?
– Is it morally responsible to promote gender equality in developing countries or an imperialist endeavor?
