Continental Feminism's Contributions to the Deconstruction of Gender Binaries
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Which French philosopher and feminist is known for her influential work 'The Second Sex', which explores the social construction of gender and the oppression of women?
Which American philosopher and gender theorist is known for her theory of performativity, which argues that gender is not a fixed or natural category but rather a set of culturally constructed practices?
Which French philosopher and feminist is known for her work on the concept of 'écriture féminine', or feminine writing, which seeks to challenge patriarchal language and create a new, more authentic mode of expression for women?
Which Belgian philosopher and feminist is known for her work on the concept of 'mimetic desire', which argues that women's desire is often mediated and shaped by the desire of men?
Continental feminism has primarily focused on deconstructing gender binaries in which of the following contexts?
Which continental feminist philosopher argued that gender is a performative act, rather than a fixed or natural category?
According to continental feminists, what is the relationship between gender and power?
Which continental feminist philosopher developed the concept of 'écriture féminine', or feminine writing?
Which continental feminist philosopher argued that women's desire is often mediated and shaped by the desire of men?
Which continental feminist philosopher argued that gender is a social construction, rather than a natural or biological category?
Which continental feminist philosopher argued that the binary opposition between man and woman is a product of patriarchal ideology?
Which continental feminist philosopher argued that women's experiences and perspectives are often marginalized and excluded from traditional philosophical discourse?
Which continental feminist philosopher argued that women's bodies are often objectified and commodified in patriarchal societies?
Which continental feminist philosopher argued that women's sexuality is often repressed and controlled in patriarchal societies?
Which continental feminist philosopher argued that women's reproductive rights are essential for their autonomy and equality?