Understanding Feminism: Waves, Scopes and Challenges

In this video, we'll explore the history and meaning of feminism, and explore how it's been expressed through different waves of activism.
If you're curious about feminism and want to learn more about its history and significance, this video is for you! By the end of this video, you'll have a better understanding of what feminism is and how it affects our lives today.
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About Host
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Monami Mukherjee has a teaching experience of over 15 years. She got her education at Lady Brabourne College and University of Calcutta. She completed her MPhil from Calcutta University. She takes special interest in issues of Feminism, Post-colonialism and Modernism. She is known for her conversational style of teaching and grasp of core concepts in literature.
About NibblePop
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Students of English Literature can get free class lectures and learning resources along with other relevant issues. Best suited for English Honours and Masters (All Universities), ISC, NET, SSC. The lessons explain critical theories in easy language for all categories of students.
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[@kobitarcanvas1]

Ma'am please give us your valuable lecture on every literary theory and criticism school..it will be very beneficial for us all... thank you so much for this informative lecture on Feminism.

[@shubhrajyotipal6538]

I agree with this ma'am..It will be a great benefit if you cover all literary theory and criticism part..

[@yay5714]

Your teaching style is so easy to grasp and you’re so warm. this lecture is amazing! thank you so much and deserves more likes!

[@sejalraj4268]

Amazing insights about feminism.

[@avanshikasaini2094]

Amazing lecture!! Kudos to you ❤️

[@riaraj7924]

Very Wonderful lecture 👌 😊 Thank u Ma'am 🙏

[@shalinijaiswal8922]

Very wonderful lecture thankyou ma'am

[@theaesthete5688]

How engrossing the lecture is. I loved the way you explained feminism. Thank you so much Ma'am.

[@selimmir2075]

Darun thanks for made me understand

[@utsav01]

Outstanding lecture!

[@SudiptaAranyakBanerjee]

I must say, this channel is a vault of treasure... ❤️

[@dushyantgoulia6322]

Excellent explanation ma'am .... 🙏

[@prosenjitsikder9993]

You always make the misunderstood understood very beautifully...

[@AnjalikaShalini]

Beautifully explained ❤️

[@atreyechakraborty6741]

Ma'am, I love the way you explain things. You can make understanding history not so tiring. ❤

[@rakiakhatun5978]

Thank you so much mam for such a wonderful 💓 video on feminism.

[@nupurbarnwal6438]

I was confused about this topic from a long time. I just loved this video and can't be more thankful. ❤❤ This is an earnest request to you that you make video on modern period and modernism in your history of literature section. Thank you Ma'am.

[@hunzaRana]

Stay blessed❤🌸✅

[@riaraj7924]

Very helpful 🙏🙏🙏

[@saritasinghchauhan7775]

Elegantly put and sensibly delivered

[@anushreeroy1436]

Ma'am, could you be please able to make a video on "Ecriture feminine"?

[@funstuff1544]

Loved this! MashaAllah. I’m appearing for university exams after a gap of 20 years and you’re awesome

[@user-tj1fj1fx4c]

maza aa gaya

[@habibali7757]

Thanks mam waiting for videos on other literary theories

[@shubhrajyotipal6538]

Thank You so much from my heart ma'am..🙏

[@CedricMKBanda]

Nice lessons. Washing from Malawi

[@englishliterature2890]

Thanks a lot mam

[@rishikumarsen4676]

It was really beneficial for me to watch this video pls if you can really help us by giving lectures on other literary criticism topics

[@Regina_Phalange.]

Your class is phenomenal ma'am ❤❤❤

[@muskan-2023-Anjali]

Lovet it ❤❤

[@englishpoetry3384]

U r really very good ma'am ❤️

[@saniya.2905]

maam your content is amazing. please make videos on such topics that are rooted in our history. i am not a literature graduate but i like your videos. please consider sociological topics also.

[@daljeetkaur1857]

I just love you as a teacher ❤.

[@CedricMKBanda]

Would you please produce video on the types of feminism and their criticisms if possible.

[@charu.098]

thank you ma'am, thank you so much... really, we all need to know the undefinable definition of 'feminism'... Love you as always...

[@NibblePop]

Stay blessed dear. Happy Women's Day

[@syedaiqrajabbar1588]

The lady has influencing way of delivering a congruent history, ideology

[@devmali5038]

Thank you Ma'am for making this video on feminism, on this special day. Happy Women's Day 😊🙏🏻💐

[@NibblePop]

Really glad that you watched this.

[@devmali5038]

@@NibblePop 🙏🏻😊

[@nilanjanakundu3482]

Can't thank you enough ma'am!❤

[@Studywithme-pz9cf]

I agree with you; for me, feminism means giving choice.❤

[@jonahtwhale1779]

Choice or equality? For example a woman has choice about reproduction. Does a man? Does she need to get his consent before she gets pregnant? Can he change his mind later like she can? If he decides not to be a parent can he put the child up for adoption, like she can or will the state persue him for decades for child support? Consent to sex is not consent to parenthood, for women, why is it for men? Seems as though femunists only want choice or equality for women - no such luxury on offer for men!

[@rabiaazaad9387]

Happiest women's day ma'am 🎀

[@book_reads]

Good afternoon Ma'am... big fan of your teaching... please can you explain practical criticism my exams are approaching and I want to study that from you because you teach very well ..... Please ma'am... Urgent request Thank you ma'am ❤️

[@rishikumarsen4676]

Its my humble request to you mam, can you pls help us with other literary theory topics?

[@tanveerdanistanveerdanish1575]

Mam one lecture on John done as metaphysical poet !

[@sunilkumarmitra9987]

Mam please make a detailed video on 'Ode to a Nightingale'.

[@alkapriyam]

Hello ma'am, first of all thank you so much for explaining such things so much easily to us . Actually I'm preparing for upsc 2024 and i need someone to teach deeply some topics of english optional syllabus, can you kindly tell me how can i buy or take subscription of your classes so that i can achieve my goal. Please reply ma'am❤ Waiting for your response. 😢🙏🙏

[@jayashreedas97]

Mam can you please give us some materials from feminism. It will be very helpful to us

[@sushmitasil3113]

Mam please make a detailed video on Jane Eyre

[@RMCREATION-kl4sh]

Ma'am please make a video about the poem 'The Orphan Girl'.....

[@tayyabasiddiqa8897]

Please give a lecture on Surfacing novel and Who Do you think you are by Munro. Both texts are feminist.

[@sirius9487]

First and foremost, I'd like to congratulate you on making this compact, informative and thought-provoking lecture on this topic which has become so painfully controversial nowadays .To be able to sum up decades in a 39 minute video this gracefully is a massive achievement in itself. One thing that always confuses me is the desire of the modern woman to be recognised as a 'non-gendered identity', like you said in the video. Or maybe i'm misunderstanding the context in which this word is used. As a feminist myself, i'd very much like to detach myself from the pre-planned life and narratives that society has decided for me as a "woman", it's suffocating and limiting to our growth. But i'd like to be acknowledged and treated as a woman. As much as it is constricting, i'd like to keep the label of a woman and see society's treatment of this word change, instead of letting go of this identity altogether. Don't you think that in an effort to escape from the social constraints, modern women are somehow creating a hate for womanhood. We ought to embrace ourselves, and celebrate our genders instead of denying it altogether. This seems belittling to the past efforts of women who paved way for modern women. I mean, it is alright to dress up like a tomboy and like a princess too. I just want it to be my own choice. I've seen women bashing other women for being docile and submissive just because they are lady-like in their appearance or etiquette. If we start hating on it, we are essentially denying the aesthetics and choices of a woman, and basically demeaning the whole purpose of feminism. This also touches LGBTQ+ where you will see women wanting to be regarded as gender-fluid individuals. It is very confusing to me, that if men and women refuse to be addressed by such labels, what happens to feminism? What happens to women and their rights? We can not deny the massive differences in the genetic and physical makeup of men and women. We are different and we take pride in our uniqueness right? I am sorry for the rant nobody asked for but i hope you get how lost i feel. Kindly share your thoughts on this! Love from Pakistan

[@NibblePop]

Degendered does not mean desexualized, gender for women is a weapon that society has used against her, freedom from gender bias will enable to make her reach ground zero from where she can reinvent the word female gender and its meaning

[@sirius9487]

@@NibblePop hm, needs more contemplation from my side but I see your point. Thanks a lot for taking out your time to respond Ma'am. Have a very nice day ahead!

[@Lydia._.56]

Mam teach about _Literary criticism_

[@samareshmondal7746]

Happy women's Day❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@amartyashow1468]

Ma'am please make a video on Evelina.

[@md.samimmondal6314]

Please give notes on Feminist criticism, Marxist theory

[@arpitaroy8493]

Ma'am please M.A syallbus cover korun ektu.

[@srijanamukherjee8591]

Mam in your video this line has been used: "The equal pay act of 1963 is was signed into law on June ........" Mam can we use "is" before was signed into? Or it's a mistake? And thank you so much mam for this awesome presentation ❤ it really helped me a lot.❤

[@NibblePop]

It is a typing error. We are sorry about it. No we can not use is and was together.

[@Kaberi_English__]

Ma'am can you make a video on "Marxism" please

[@K_F_fox]

Radical feminism isn't about hating or harming men. Radical means "at the root," just like the sign for a square root is called the "radical." The idea is that just grafting equality onto a system founded on inequality simply won't be enough. The best book on the subject, in my opinion, is "the Creation of Patriarchy" by Gerda Lerner. When you look at other intelligent species with females who have a long post-menopausal lifespan, such as orcas, you see these grandmothers always in charge. Humans are the exception, but that doesn't make patriarchy natural. According to Lerner, it's only been around for a few thousand years.

[@alfajmondol4529]

Now 23:10 , after 40 minutes it will become 08/03/24( Woman's Day)

[@NibblePop]

My first greeting goes to you then. ❣️ I see this day as celebration of not womanhood alone but humanity at large. And equality too.

[@Anabishimsal]

Mam please upload lecture on literary theory and criticism plzzz mam

[@NibblePop]

Check out my video in structuralism recently uploaded

[@ronshah246]

WHAT IS A WOMAN ? I have heard people say that this one question is something that is unanswerable for a feminist because the moment you try to define it, you run into problems with fellow leftists from the LGBTQ+ community. Is it true? And if it is, then my follow-up question would be: how can feminists claim to be speaking for women when they can't even define the entity they claim they are fighting for? PS: it's open to any feminist if they would like to respond and answer the question WHAT IS A WOMAN. If you want to dodge the question (which I have always found feminists doing when asked this basic question), then please don't waste your time in replying to this comment. Thank you.

[@NibblePop]

Feminists are fighting against defining women. So why should they define women? The moment something is defined, it is given some boundaries and codes of conformity. Feminism is about breaking boundaries of definition. So they do not define either men or women.

[@ronshah246]

@@NibblePop Thanks for confirming it for the audience, ma'am. Some people, after reading my comment, might've thought I was making it all up. Really thankful for this reply 🙏

[@parmanandkumar404]

Mam do you play piano

[@NibblePop]

My daughter does.

[@yaserarafathussain9774]

Mame through the looking glass

[@tbh383]

Is wife of bath a feminist if she celebrates only having segsual pleasure ? Does feminism only mean equality and has completely excludes good and bad ? What is the contribution of wife of bath in society?