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Understanding Feminism providesanauthoritative guide to one of the most important andcontestedmovements in progressive modern thought. Presentingfeminism as adynamic, multifaceted and adaptive movement that hasevolved inresponse to the changing practical and theoreticalproblems facedby women, the authors take a problem-orientedapproach that mapsthe complex strands of feminist thinking inrelation to women'sstruggles for equal recognition and rights, andfreedom fromoppressive constraints of sex, self-expression andautonomy. Each chapter focuses on adifferentcluster of concerns, demonstrating key moves insecond-wavefeminist thought, as well as some of the diversity inresponsestrategies that encompass both socioeconomic andcultural€“ symbolic concerns. This approach not onlyshowshow central feminist insights, theories and strategies emergeandre-emerge across different contexts, but makes clear that farfrombeing \"over\", feminism remains a vital response to thediverseissues that women (and men) find pressing andsociallyimportant. About The Author Peta Bowden is Senior Lecturer in PhilosophyatMurdoch University, Australia. Jane Mummery is Lecturer in PhilosophyatUniversity of Ballarat, Australia.