Drawing on feminist theories of women's oppression and on social
theories of power, this book offers original analyses of the
relationship between gender and power.
The Gender of Power presents a critique of feminist theories of
power as simply top-down models of the oppression of women. The
authors argue that this notion presents women as passive victims
and ignores the diversity and complexity of women's experiences.
The ideas on power of Bourdieu, Giddens, Lukes and Foucault are
also evaluated in terms of their usefulness in explaining relations
between men and women, which can often be covert, consensual and
intimate.
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