Social role of women

Women's social role and status are always eternal tasks. In the days when women's images relate to marriage, childbirth, family affairs, few Americans think about young women from middle-class families who will learn art in Europe during the late nineteenth century. Century however, praise and commentation fell to the young artist Mary Cassatt (1844 - 1926). In this article, we show how two historians compare their views and methodological approach to female artists.

Feminism is a political movement and ideology that promote the social role of women. Feminists highlight what they believe is a political relationship between two men and women: most, if not all, society, male superiority and female obedience. Therefore, feminist ideology is characterized by two basic beliefs. Firstly, women and men are treated differently for their sex. Most feminists accept gender equality targets, but feminists distinguish between liberation and equality, the latter meaning that women are "male", so it is misunderstanding to define feminism according to this goal I will invite you. The central concept of feminist analysis is patriarchalism, which raises global concerns about women's oppression and exploitation.

For gender equality, equal treatment and equal value are included, not only that. That means accepting the differences between men and women, and equally valuing the differences between these differences and social roles. The fact that men and women are equal does not mean that they are identical or similar, nor does it create a single sex society. Gender equality means equal recognition, power and participation in all fields of public and private. It provides equality of social status and equal rights for all rights to women and men. The concept of equality means equality of opportunities to extend the possibilities of individuals, especially without adverse effects of social prejudice or stereotypes.