In the advanced world we live in today, information is easily accessible at the touch of our fingertips. Through the internet, learning has become much easier than it was in the past. However, receiving an academic education is still difficult … Continue reading Anthropology: Sociocultural Implications in the Struggle for Women’s Education in Pakistan
“We are not born women, we become them.” Le deuxième sexe, Simone Beauvoir Coined by the French philosopher and social theorist—also a pioneer of modern feminism—this renowned phrase represented a striking transformation in the established ideas of female identity, sex … Continue reading Feminist Critics on the Androcentric Bias in Anthropology
It’s common to hear the word “feminism” in the course of your usual dining table conversations and newsroom debates. The word “Feminism” is one of the most misused and misapprehended words of all time. What exactly does feminism mean? Feminism … Continue reading History of Feminism and the Pioneers of the Movement