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The 29 pages that link to Feminist theory, each with the reason it gives.

• Conflict theoryRelated: Feminist approaches extend conflict analysis to gender and intersecting forms of domination.

• Critical theoryRelated: Feminist theorists have challenged critical theory to address gendered domination and exclusions.

• Postmodern philosophyRelated: Poststructuralist approaches helped feminist theorists analyze how identities and norms are produced.

• Gender studiesRelated: It supplied foundational methods and arguments for the field’s early scholarship.

• The History of SexualityRelated: Feminist scholars have debated how Foucault’s account handles gender and embodied power.

• Charles FourierRelated: Fourier linked women’s social position to the condition of society, a claim later associated with socialist feminism.

• EmbodimentRelated: It analyzes how bodily difference is interpreted and governed through gender.

• ParentingRelated: It examines how care work and expectations of parenthood are distributed by gender.

• Harriet MartineauRelated: Her writing exposed how law, education, and custom constrained women’s lives.

• Toxic masculinityRelated: Feminist analysis later popularized the phrase as a critique of harmful gender expectations.

• Transgender studiesRelated: Debates between feminist and transgender scholarship address gender, embodiment, and political inclusion.

• Social theoryRelated: It exposes how social arrangements organize power through gender.

• Sociological theoryRelated: It reveals how social institutions and relationships organize gendered advantage.

• Freudo-MarxismRelated: Feminist theorists have drawn on and criticized Freudo-Marxist accounts of sexuality, family, and authority.