Feminism Is Equality in Everything

Feminism Meaning, Theory, Heros and Criticism

A Feminism Meaning:

• Feminism means/by definition is the theory of the economic, political and social equality of both men and women.
• According to records, Men and women should have equal rights and opportunities for their thoughts.

Feminism Theory:

Feminism theory covers below points that are pulled out through Feminists:

• Gender discrimination
• objectification
• Inequality; structural and economic
• power and oppression
• stereotypes and  gender roles

The feminism theory, in reality, showing about the social world in a different manner that brightens the communities who support this injustice, inequality and oppression; instead, it promotes the purpose of equality and justice.

Heroes of Feminism:

This is the list of heroes who are the best examples that opposed Feminism in India:

1. Savitribai Phule (3 January 1831 – 10 March 1897)

A

1. K. Ajitha
2. Anamika (poet)
3. Evangeline Anderson Rajkumar
4. Lalithambika Antharjanam
5. Chinta Anuradha
6. Angellica Aribam

B

1. Rita Banerji
2. Begum Rokeya
3. Kamla Bhasin
4. Uma Bhatt
5. Urvashi Butalia

C

1. C. S. Chandrika
2. Anna Chandy
3. Sarala Devi Chaudhurani
4. Malati Choudhury
5. Prem Chowdhry

D

1. Hamid Dalwai
2. Shirin Darasha
3. Bishakha Datta
4. Mira Datta Gupta
5. Abhay Deol
6. Neera Desai
7. Sarala Devi
8. Mallika Dua
9. Aroti Dutt
10. Madhusree Dutta
11. Saroj Nalini Dutt

F

1. Nawab Faizunnesa

G

1. Shohini Ghosh
2. Padma Gole
3. Vidyut Gore
4. Nidhi Goyal
5. Karan Gupta

H

1. Hilla Rustomji Faridoonji

I

1. Ramarao Indira

J

1. Devaki Jain
2. Indira Jaising
3. Kirthi Jayakumar
4. Aranya Johar

K

1. Rupi Kaur
2. Mitu Khurana

L

1. Gauri Lankesh

M

1. Jay Mala
2. Vina Mazumdar
3. Hansa Jivraj Mehta
4. Ritu Menon
5. Girish Mishra
6. Geetanjali Misra

N

1. Richa Nagar
2. Uma Narayan
3. Nalini Nayak
4. Nida Khan

P

1. Deepika Padukone
2. Arya Pallam
3. Rekha Pande
4. Kamla Pant
5. Smita Patil
6. Navamani Elia Peter
7. Manasi Pradhan
8. Amrita Pritam
9. D. Mangala Priyadarshini

R

1. Shirin M. Rai
2. Jayashri Raiji
3. Kutti Revathi

S

1. Sarojini Sahoo
2. Gita Sen
3. Amartya Sen
4. Manikuntala Sen
5. Mallika Sengupta
6. Shareefa Hamid Ali
7. Tarabai Shinde
8. Vandana Shiva
9. Geetanjali Shree
10. Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak
11. Khushbu Sundar
12. Ragini Sutradhar
13. Padmini Swaminathan
14. Noopur Tiwari
15. Sushila Chain Trehan

Feminism Criticism:

In the last twenty years, a major development in literary studies or the emergence of feminist criticism at the level of both theory and practice.  Initially, feminist criticism reflected the political goals of feminism, with authors and texts judging how far they could be reconciled with feminist ideology.  The feminist critics' cr images of the women's school adopt this approach and are particularly concerned with how female characters are represented in literature(an example).

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