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    The document discusses the history of feminism from the 19th century to today. It covers the major waves of feminism including first-wave feminism's focus on wartime and women's suffrage, second-wave feminism's emphasis on cultural inequalities and gender norms, and third-wave feminism's rise in the 1990s-2000s. It also outlines four major types of feminism - radical, liberal, Marxist, and difference feminism. Finally, it discusses how feminists have used media throughout history to spread their messages of social justice and disrupt social orders, and how new digital media has enabled new forms of feminist self-managed and alternative media production.

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    The document discusses the history of feminism from the 19th century to today. It covers the major waves of feminism including first-wave feminism's focus on wartime and women's suffrage, second-wave feminism's emphasis on cultural inequalities and gender norms, and third-wave feminism's rise in the 1990s-2000s. It also outlines four major types of feminism - radical, liberal, Marxist, and difference feminism. Finally, it discusses how feminists have used media throughout history to spread their messages of social justice and disrupt social orders, and how new digital media has enabled new forms of feminist self-managed and alternative media production.

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    Feminism Media Feminism

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    Khoiriyah Alfissahroh
    The document discusses the history of feminism from the 19th century to today. It covers the major waves of feminism including first-wave feminism's focus on wartime and women's suffrage, second-wave feminism's emphasis on cultural inequalities and gender norms, and third-wave feminism's rise in the 1990s-2000s. It also outlines four major types of feminism - radical, liberal, Marxist, and difference feminism. Finally, it discusses how feminists have used media throughout history to spread their messages of social justice and disrupt social orders, and how new digital media has enabled new forms of feminist self-managed and alternative media production.

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    Feminism & Media

    Feminism
    Rachmah Ida
    History of Feminism in Western
    Culture/Country
    • Feminism & Patriarchy
    • From Jesus to Joan of Arch
    • The impact of Renaissance: women, learning, creative arts
    • Religion, Politics & literature in modern Europe
    • Revolution in philosophy & politics
    • First Wave Feminism (19th C-early 20th C):Wartime & interwar feminism
    • The rise of second wave feminism (1960s-1980s): cultural inequalities,
    gender norms & the role of women in society
    • The third wave feminism (1990s-2000s)
    Joan of Arch
    Renaissance Feminism
    Feminist account revolution
    History of Feminism
    Second Wave
    The third wave
    4 types of Feminism
    • Feminist Radical
    • Feminist Liberal
    • Marxist Feminism
    • Difference
    Radical Feminism
    Liberal Feminism
    Marxist Feminism
    Difference
    Media Feminism
    • Women have always played an important role in movements for social justice. Using
    media to transport their messages, to disrupt social orders and to spin novel social
    processes, feminists have long recognized the importance of self-managed,
    alternative media
    • With the rise of new media and communication technologies, women have started
    to use these technologies for the production and distribution of feminist media.
    • These demographics are often described as part of ‘third wave feminism’, ‘pop
    feminism’ or ‘do-it-yourself-feminism’.
    • Feminist media, as any self-identified feminist and/ or women’s media project
    engaged in processes of social change.
    • Feminist media – in this broader understanding – encompasses text production, e. g.
    zines, magazines and flyers, as well as practices of performance, graffiti and art.

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