Feminism and gender or recognition of Divine disposition Stress on gender justice

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In her article “Gender”، Linda Jackson differentiated between sex and gender and discussed the major dissimilarities between feminism and disposition. By revealing the various misconceptions of the feminists، she embarked upon the crucial definition of ‘women’ and at the end came up with a solution for the matter. During her analyses of feminist thought in the second part، she presented the approach of Divine disposition. This approach takes into consideration natural rights and actual differences between men and women and she believes that the role of disposition of men and women have to be acknowledged. In fact، this approach overrides the thoughts of Feminism.

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Women's Strategic Studies
Volume 12, Issue 46
January 2010
Pages 156-195

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