Philosophical Criticisms: Anthology of Gender Issues

African women androcentric argument authority Beauvoir become Bell Hooks black women Buchi Emecheta child colonial concept culture Diaspora domination ecofeminism ecogynism economic epistemological equality and liberation ethic existence experience exploitation fact father female circumcision Female Genital Mutilation female writer feminism feminist fight freedom gender equality give Gynism human rights husband Ibid Igbo implies infibulation intellectual capacity justice knowledge labour language poverty living Locke Locke's London M. P. Eboh male and female Marie Pauline Eboh marriage means men's moral mother nature Nigerian oppression paradigm parents patriarchal person perspective philosophy political Port Harcourt position problem Programme psychological question racism reality relationship response role Second Sex sexism sexual Simone de Beauvoir slave slavery social society South Africa status structure struggle subjugation subordination theory things thinking traditional University wife wives woman womanist women trafficking write Zaynab Alkali