Pundits and politicians often opine on the irrelevance of feminism and the women's movement today. Some commentators describe the state of feminism as "post-feminist," alongside equally questionable claims of Barack Obama's election as signaling a "post-racial" America. Modern Misogyny examines contemporary anti-feminism in a "post-feminist" era. It considers the widespread notion that the feminist movement has ended, in large part because the work of feminism has been completed. In fact, the argument goes, women have been so successful in achieving equality, it is now men who currently are at risk of becoming irrelevant and unnecessary.…mehr
Pundits and politicians often opine on the irrelevance of feminism and the women's movement today. Some commentators describe the state of feminism as "post-feminist," alongside equally questionable claims of Barack Obama's election as signaling a "post-racial" America. Modern Misogyny examines contemporary anti-feminism in a "post-feminist" era. It considers the widespread notion that the feminist movement has ended, in large part because the work of feminism has been completed. In fact, the argument goes, women have been so successful in achieving equality, it is now men who currently are at risk of becoming irrelevant and unnecessary.
Kristin J. Anderson is Professor of Psychology at the University of Houston-Downtown. She earned a Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Anderson's research explores subtle prejudice and discrimination. Anderson's scholarship has appeared in journals such as Sex Roles, Psychology of Women Quarterly, Journal of Language and Social Psychology, and the Journal of Latinos and Education. She blogs for Psychology Today and Cambridge University Press.
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Introduction: The (Lack of) Significance of Feminism Chapter 1: Consumerism, Individualism, and Anti-Activism Chapter 2: Post-Feminism Post-9/11 Chapter 3: Manufacturing Man-Hating Feminism Chapter 4: The End of Men and the Boy Crisis Chapter 5: Women are Wonderful, but Most are Disliked Chapter 6: Is Feminism Good for Women? Conclusion
Introduction: The (Lack of) Significance of Feminism Chapter 1: Consumerism, Individualism, and Anti-Activism Chapter 2: Post-Feminism Post-9/11 Chapter 3: Manufacturing Man-Hating Feminism Chapter 4: The End of Men and the Boy Crisis Chapter 5: Women are Wonderful, but Most are Disliked Chapter 6: Is Feminism Good for Women? Conclusion
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