Title: (DOC) feminist literary criticism:an introduction | Azhariah Rachman - Academia.edu
Headings: feminist literary criticism:an introduction
feminist literary criticism:an introduction
READ PAPER
feminist literary criticism:an introduction

Content: It becomes the marginal world of only women's issues, cut off from the general field of human endeavor (which to some extent is called class politics). Fear of separation and marginalization still has a strong inhibitory power by them. The issue of separatism, the creation of a female culture and community, is at the heart of an unfinished debate within feminism and between feminism (Herrmann, 1994:19).When the women's liberation movement came into existence in the late 1960's, it emerged into a social order already marked by an assimilation of other feminism. Feminism was already a part of the political and social fabric. It does not present as a dominant force;feminists are, after all, the representatives of a subordinate group. But the logic of mainstream feminism-that there could be a politics directed towards women-had been assimilated. Even if women had not normally acted as a unified political constituency, and if 'women's politics' had, by the 1960's become stereotyped (Herrmann, 1994:18).Then the definition arrives in opinion, that feminism is a theory applied into all aspects of life in which women issues appear as the major issues. This is the women consciousness of equality among men-women relationship as human being that have rights to be treated equally. Moreover, a woman is a woman herself. And for certain reasons, it is impossible to change into a man.