As many of us may know, feminism has been the subject of debate and scrutiny for as long as we can remember in our immediate lives. From job inequality to societal values, women have never really seemed to get what they want or even what they deserve. Part of this, it seems, is the misconception that the force that feminists bring to their requests and demands is a statement of vengeance or a superiority complex. In Interdisciplinarity, Moran says that feminism “has been founded on an impatience with the power arrangements…and the way that the experience of women is devalued or excluded” (Moran 92). Continue reading “The Importance and Rationality of Impatience In the Case of Feminism”
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