The Woman Question: The Oppressed Other Half

For thousands of years, women were suppressed without being bound by slavery, but lacked education and dependence. Male 's bondage to make a living. Women are exposed to censorship and exclusion, a mean attitude and sneaky attitude, and sometimes even frightened by men. Even some women and some men are watching that the difference between men and women is purely physical, but women themselves also need men to live a satisfying life as they are taken care of in life I think that.

How do we end women's repression? This question can only be answered by asking another question: Why is the woman suppressed? Unless we identify the root cause of women's repression, I do not know who needs to change. This "women's problem" has become a controversial point for a century. Karl Marx and Frederic Engels positioned the origin of women's oppression in the rise of a class society. Their analysis of women's repression is not a pursuit for their analysis of class society, but it is essential from the beginning. When Marx wrote the "Communist Party Declaration" in 1848, the concept of women's liberation is at the heart of the theory of revolutionary socialism.

First of all, we need to clarify the meaning of suppression "Because you are a woman". For example, is there a specific form of oppression specific to women? Do you receive suppressed "women" as a specific suppression? Or can it become part of pluralistic oppression by gender without decomposing it to usefulness? Two strategies to explain gender-specific suppression have proved to be problematic. The first is to keep all women in a common oppressive form. For example, Catherine McKinnon's work may interpret suppression. Because women should be regarded as sex slaves. This is based on ominous (so-called) general facts of male domination and women's yield. McKinnon 1987, 1989)

Since women are females, they do not undergo any form of suppression; the form of suppression depends on what "good" women are. In a world where women may suffer from racial discrimination, classicism, homosexuality, anti-Semitism, if she is not so popular, it is her race, class, religion, and sexual orientation It is a blame. Therefore, the treatment of women is unrelated to sex and is independent of classes and ethnic groups. (Spelman 1988: 52-3) Another discussion about oppression allows suppression to take many forms and rejects the form as a more fundamental or more basic form than others It is designed to be. For example, Iris Young described five aspects of oppression: exploitation, marginalization, helplessness, cultural imperialism, and organizational violence (Young 1980). Other people should join the list