rules to working and people who are accomodated) Life of women Women were supposed to stay at home and look after the children and house. Women didn't have many rights that they do nowadays. They couldn't: own property sue people vote At the same time, women participated in the paid workforce in increasing numbers after the Industrial Revolution. Feminist ideas started to spread and the suffragette movement gained momentum. Suffragettes Suffragettes were members of women's organization (right to vote) movements in the late 19th and early 20th century, particularly in the United Kingdom and United States. Suffragist is a more general term for members of suffrage movements, whether radical or conservative, male or female. Women's suffragists in the United Kingdom was a national movement that began in 1872.
"splendid isolation" ended. Impact of WWI Variously throughout the war, serious shortage of able-bodied men ("manpower") occurred in the country, and women were required to take on many of the traditional male roles, particularly in the area of arms manufacture; though this was only significant in the later years of the war, since unemployed men were often prioritised by employers. But when men went to war, then women took over their jobs. The war also caused a split in the British suffragette movement, calling a 'ceasefire' in their campaign for the duration of the war. In contrast, more radical suffragettes, like the Women's Suffrage Federation, continued their (at times violent) struggle. Women were also allowed to join the armed forces in a non-combatant role and by the end of the War 80,000 women had joined the armed forces in auxiliary roles such as nursing and cooking. Great Britain was victorious in the war, but suffered heavy losses:
Betty Friedan - Ameerika feminist "The Feminine Mystique", 1963 Emma Goldman - Leedu päritolu juudi anarhist, kirjanik ,, Anarchism and Other Essays,, Emmeline Pankhurst - Briti feminist "My Own Story" Valerie Solanas - Ameerika feminist ,,SCUM Manifesto,, Shulamith Firestone - Ameerika radikaalfeminist- ,,The Dialectic of Sex: The Case for Feminist Revolution,, Sylvia Pankhurst - Briti feminist- ,,The Suffragette: The History of the Women’s Militant Suffrage Movemen,, 6 5.Võrdõiguslikkus Eestis. Feminismi ajalooline taust Eestis on küllaltki lühike. Paarkümmend aastat tagasi feminismi Eestis põhimõtteliselt veel ei eksisteerinud. Eestisse jõudis feministlik mõte 1990. aastate lõpus, mis oli sisuliselt sooline vaatenurk. Ühiskonna suhtumine antud teemal oli vaenulik, naeruvääristav, kahemõtteline või umbusaldav.
valdkondadelt seksuaalsusele, kehale ja emotsioonidele ning teistele ühiskondliku elu sfääridele, mida oli varem peetud isiklikuks, kaasa arvatud majapidamisele. Liikumise raames loodi uusi poliitilisi organisatsioone, mis tegutsesid meestest sõltumatult, tutvustades naistele nende senise elu muutmise võimalusi. Samuti aktiviseerus naiste võitlus võrdõiguslikkuse eest tööturul, mille tipphetkeks sai 1968. aasta Fordi streik võrdse töötasu eest4. 3 (inglise keeles suffragette; suffrage - 'hääleõigus') oli 19. sajandi lõpul ja 20. sajandi alguses naiste eest võitleva liikumise liige. 4 Fordi õmblusmasinate streik. Selle tulemusel võeti vastu Equal Pay Act 1970, mis oli esimene seadusakt Suurbritannias ja ühtlasi kogu maailmas, mille tulemuseks vähendati meeste ja naiste palgalõhet. 6 Feministliku liikumise teise laine tegevuse oluline suund oli naiste kaitsmine seksuaalse ning
o Diminuatives -y - nicknames shorty, Johnny, Mummy, doggy -ie – birdie, doggie or independent formations – bookie, movie -en – maiden, chicken (not productive) -ling – darling, sibling, gosling, duckling, -kin – napkin -ock – buttock, hillock, bullock -et – bullet, pallet, tablet, cigarette, kitchenette, balconette, suffragette, o To form abstract nouns 8 -dom – kingdom, serfdom, freedom -hood – likelihood, manhood, childhood, womanhood -ness – likeness, everydayness, bitterness, kindness, blindness, darkness -ship – friendship, kinship, scholarship, citizenship, relationship, membership
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