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"The Scientific Opinion" № 7, 2014

Political movement of women in Canada of the first, second and third waves

T. A. Koroleva
Price: 50 руб.
The article examines the characteristics of the women’s movement in Canada through
the century. The author analyses the discourse of the feminist movement at different time points – feminism waves – and studies the regularities and principles of the feminist movement ideology in Canada.
Key words: feminism, feminist discourse, attainment of the goals of gender equality.
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