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Feminism from Scratch — Audiobook
Chizuko Ueno's first lesson
Completed · 26 episodes
Buy for ¥48.00
Audio in Chinese
1. Chizuko Ueno × Eiko Tabusa: Chinese Women's Troubles Also Appear in Feminism from Scratch 2. What Is Feminism? Asking Chizuko Ueno 3. Where Does Women's Pain Come From? Ueno's Choice and a New Introspective Generation 4. Who Turned Mothers into “Toxic Mothers”? An Ordinarily Bad Age 5. How Can We Break the Chain of Violence from Mother to Daughter? Patriarchy and Capitalism 6. From Status through Sons to Superficial Equality: How Have Men's and Women's Lives Changed? 7. Oppressed and Sacrificed: A Daughter Hated by Her Mother and a Mother Seeking Recognition 8. What Is Parent–Child Cultural Difference? No One Can Defeat the Woman Called Mother 9. Women's Liberation: Be “Nameless,” and Refuse the Seat Men Give You 10. Feminism Begins with Me: The Personal Is Political 11. Career Women vs. Housewives: Heal Internal Division and Find the Common Enemy 12. How Do Housewives Fight? Even the Weakest Can Throw a Stone 13. Change Society from the Family? Women Move the Battlefield into Daily Life 14. Men Do Not Easily Change Even in Intimacy: Holders of Vested Interests 15. Why Has the Desire to Marry Not Fallen? An Age When Birth Requires Registration 16. Having Children Is a Self-Interested Act by Parents 17. Do People Who Disdain Marriage and Romance Still Have Children? Negotiation and Change 18. Why Does the New Generation Feel So Middle-Aged? Thinking about Sex as a Daughter's Mother 19. “A Woman Is an Appendage of a Man”? Destroying Patriarchal Thinking as a Son's Mother 20. “An Easy Woman Is a Popular Woman”? Fragile Male Identity 21. Orgasm Is My Revolution: How Anime and Porn Generations Understand Love 22. Are Feminists Unpopular, Annoying, and Bullied? 23. Has the Image of Feminists Changed? Continuity and Rupture in Women's Struggle 24. Is Equality Only Women Doing the Same Things as Men? Misunderstanding Feminism 25. Feminism Is a Battle for Reconciliation with Oneself—One Person, One School 26. Conclusion: We Must Speak Our Dissatisfaction with Society Aloud