This article contends that feminist movements are victims of social cryptomnesia: while women’s rights are nowadays largely approved, the role of feminist movements in obtaining these rights is not recognized, and feminist groups are still stigmatized. This social cryptomnesia is believed to hinder further progress towards equality between men and women. Indeed, although women’s rights …
This brief paper focuses on the current literature, aiming to more closely define the role of faculty members in supporting student mental health, offering examples and faculty stories of how dignity may be demonstrated and better understood. Key themes from both the brief literature review and highlights from these conversations include the importance of faculty …
The paper discusses the evolution of feminism into a more inclusive framework that acknowledges the struggles of ‘other women,’ who have not had access to higher education and thus remain excluded from mainstream feminist discourse. It argues for the necessity of incorporating diverse voices and experiences into feminist theory and activism, positing that a 21st-century …
