Women empowerment and the feminist agenda in Africa:
"This book argues that African women's lived experiences are often spoken about authoritatively by people who are not included within this demographic, relegating these women to the role of spectators in their own stories. The dominant narratives of African womanhood, legitimized by intell...
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| Summary: | "This book argues that African women's lived experiences are often spoken about authoritatively by people who are not included within this demographic, relegating these women to the role of spectators in their own stories. The dominant narratives of African womanhood, legitimized by intellectual discourse, are neither written by African women nor Africans in general. This book seeks to place feminism in Africa into its historical context by revisiting the experiences, practices, vision, and theories of feminism and gender in Africa. It is intended to serve as a comprehensive introduction to the field and provide a starting point for further and more advanced study of the nexus of feminism, gender, and development in Africa.Women Empowerment and the Feminist Agenda in Africa is designed to initiate post-graduate research and studies in the social sciences for directed and critical inquiry into the nature of feminist and gender politics and power relations in Africa. It is written for researchers, academics, and advanced tertiary studies, although professional gender and feminist organizations, especially those in Africa or focusing on Africa, will also find a wealth of information. The book is recommended for university libraries, post-graduate students and staff, the non-governmental community in Africa, women movement organizations in Africa, independent researchers and academics, and the African community at large."-- |
| Physical Description: | 27 PDFs (356 Seiten) Also available in print. |
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| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9781668497234 |
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| contents | Chapter 1. Conceptualising feminism in Africa -- Chapter 2. African women through Western eyes -- Chapter 3. Retracing her story: imperialism and the African woman -- Chapter 4. The matriarchs of Africa -- Chapter 5. Being grounded: epistemological concerns and ethical foundations of feminism in Africa -- Chapter 6. Understanding ethical foundations of feminism in Africa -- Chapter 7. "I am because we are": a historical conceptualisation of African feminism(s) and womanism -- Chapter 8. African feminist perspectives on African culture -- Chapter 9. Theological feminism in Africa: historical development of the circle of concerned African women theologians -- Chapter 10. Women embodiment and sexual services in Africa -- Chapter 11. Marriage beliefs and practices: an African magnifying glass perspective -- Chapter 12. Where is the harm?: malawian women's experiences, voices, and reflections on cultural practices classified as harmful -- Chapter 13. Rethinking feminist movement building: young African women taking the lead -- Chapter 14. Africa and standpoint theories of feminism -- Chapter 15. The emancipation of women in Africa using African decolonial feminism -- Chapter 16. Decolonial and postcolonial feminisms: raising African women's voices -- Chapter 17. The protector who becomes the abuser: re-reading judges 19 in the context of GBV in Zambia -- Chapter 18. Women empowerment in Zimbabwe: the case of women small-scale fishers in Binga, Siabuwa. |
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| spelling | Women empowerment and the feminist agenda in Africa Maxwell Constantine Chando Musingafi, Chipo Hungwe, editors. Hershey, Pennsylvania (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, USA) IGI Global 2023. 27 PDFs (356 Seiten) text rdacontent electronic isbdmedia online resource rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. Chapter 1. Conceptualising feminism in Africa -- Chapter 2. African women through Western eyes -- Chapter 3. Retracing her story: imperialism and the African woman -- Chapter 4. The matriarchs of Africa -- Chapter 5. Being grounded: epistemological concerns and ethical foundations of feminism in Africa -- Chapter 6. Understanding ethical foundations of feminism in Africa -- Chapter 7. "I am because we are": a historical conceptualisation of African feminism(s) and womanism -- Chapter 8. African feminist perspectives on African culture -- Chapter 9. Theological feminism in Africa: historical development of the circle of concerned African women theologians -- Chapter 10. Women embodiment and sexual services in Africa -- Chapter 11. Marriage beliefs and practices: an African magnifying glass perspective -- Chapter 12. Where is the harm?: malawian women's experiences, voices, and reflections on cultural practices classified as harmful -- Chapter 13. Rethinking feminist movement building: young African women taking the lead -- Chapter 14. Africa and standpoint theories of feminism -- Chapter 15. The emancipation of women in Africa using African decolonial feminism -- Chapter 16. Decolonial and postcolonial feminisms: raising African women's voices -- Chapter 17. The protector who becomes the abuser: re-reading judges 19 in the context of GBV in Zambia -- Chapter 18. Women empowerment in Zimbabwe: the case of women small-scale fishers in Binga, Siabuwa. Restricted to subscribers or individual electronic text purchasers. "This book argues that African women's lived experiences are often spoken about authoritatively by people who are not included within this demographic, relegating these women to the role of spectators in their own stories. The dominant narratives of African womanhood, legitimized by intellectual discourse, are neither written by African women nor Africans in general. This book seeks to place feminism in Africa into its historical context by revisiting the experiences, practices, vision, and theories of feminism and gender in Africa. It is intended to serve as a comprehensive introduction to the field and provide a starting point for further and more advanced study of the nexus of feminism, gender, and development in Africa.Women Empowerment and the Feminist Agenda in Africa is designed to initiate post-graduate research and studies in the social sciences for directed and critical inquiry into the nature of feminist and gender politics and power relations in Africa. It is written for researchers, academics, and advanced tertiary studies, although professional gender and feminist organizations, especially those in Africa or focusing on Africa, will also find a wealth of information. The book is recommended for university libraries, post-graduate students and staff, the non-governmental community in Africa, women movement organizations in Africa, independent researchers and academics, and the African community at large."-- Provided by publisher. Also available in print. Mode of access: World Wide Web. Description based on title screen (IGI Global, viewed 11/03/2023). Feminism Africa. Sex role Africa. African Culture. African Languages. African Womanhood. Conceptualizing Feminism. Decolonial Theories. Epistemological Foundations. Ethical Foundations. Feminist Movements. Feminist Perspectives. Feminist Policies. Gendered and Sexual Violence in Africa. Global Declarations. Indigenous Afro-Feminist Theories. Marriage And Reproductive Choice. Standpoint Theories. Electronic books. Hungwe, Chipo editor. Musingafi, Maxwell Constantine Chando editor. IGI Global, publisher. Print version: 1668497212 9781668497210 |
| spellingShingle | Women empowerment and the feminist agenda in Africa Chapter 1. Conceptualising feminism in Africa -- Chapter 2. African women through Western eyes -- Chapter 3. Retracing her story: imperialism and the African woman -- Chapter 4. The matriarchs of Africa -- Chapter 5. Being grounded: epistemological concerns and ethical foundations of feminism in Africa -- Chapter 6. Understanding ethical foundations of feminism in Africa -- Chapter 7. "I am because we are": a historical conceptualisation of African feminism(s) and womanism -- Chapter 8. African feminist perspectives on African culture -- Chapter 9. Theological feminism in Africa: historical development of the circle of concerned African women theologians -- Chapter 10. Women embodiment and sexual services in Africa -- Chapter 11. Marriage beliefs and practices: an African magnifying glass perspective -- Chapter 12. Where is the harm?: malawian women's experiences, voices, and reflections on cultural practices classified as harmful -- Chapter 13. Rethinking feminist movement building: young African women taking the lead -- Chapter 14. Africa and standpoint theories of feminism -- Chapter 15. The emancipation of women in Africa using African decolonial feminism -- Chapter 16. Decolonial and postcolonial feminisms: raising African women's voices -- Chapter 17. The protector who becomes the abuser: re-reading judges 19 in the context of GBV in Zambia -- Chapter 18. Women empowerment in Zimbabwe: the case of women small-scale fishers in Binga, Siabuwa. Feminism Africa. Sex role Africa. |
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