Indian Streams Research Journal

Volume : IV, Issue : III, April - 2014

FEMINISTIC THEORY : ALONG JOURNEYOF UPS AND DOWNS

Pooja Rani Jain, None

By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

Feminism is a movement which advocates granting the same political, social and economic rights to women as those enjoyed by men. T o change the conventional image of woman constructed by the orthodox society , it is necessary to discourage the habit of defining woman as an essence whose nature is determined biologically and whose sole identity is to produce human species. The contemporary writers are still striving to provide liberation to the female world from the debilitating socio-cultural constraints and oppressive myths of their respective countries.God has made both man and woman different, but both are complement to each other . Without the cooperation and support of one, the other is helpless and incomplete as the difference made by God should not be mistaken as a difference of superior or inferior . Both the genders have their own qualities and no one is inferior to other . So every person should be treated as a complete human being accepting all individualities and differences as part of society and essential for the betterment of humanity .

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