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The key ideas of the following thinkers to exemplify the content from parts 1 and 2: Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1860–1935) Simone de Beauvoir (1908–1986) Kate Millett (1934– ) Sheila Rowbotham (1943– ) bell hooks (1952– )

The different types of feminism: • liberal feminism − sees individualism as the basis of gender equality • socialist feminism − believes that gender inequality stems from economics and that capitalism creates patriarchy • radical feminism − believes that the biggest problem facing society is gender inequality • post-modern feminism – argues that patriarchy manifests in different ways depending on a woman’s race, class etc.

Core ideas and principles of feminism and how they relate to human nature, the state, society and the economy: • sex and gender – sex refers to biological differences between men • patriarchy • the personal is political • equality feminism and difference feminism • intersectionality

The differing views and tensions within conservatism: • traditional conservative − commitment to hierarchical and paternalistic values • one-nation conservative − updating of traditional conservatism in response to the emergence of capitalism • New Right − the marriage of neo-liberal and neoconservative ideas and include: o neo-liberal: principally concerned with free-market economics and atomistic individualism o neo-conservative: principally concerned with the fear of social ...

Edexcel Politics A level revision - UK Politics, Core Political Ideas - Conservatism Core ideas and principles of conservatism and how they relate to human nature, the state, society and the economy: • pragmatism • tradition • human imperfection • organic society/state • paternalism • libertarianism

This document provided you with all the notes and examples you will need to get an A* in the USA section of the politics paper.

These are class notes from the teacher on the A level edexcel Politics syllabus. They lay out the essentials of a good essay on the topic of the US Constitution

These are teaching notes to guide A level students on how to achieve the top grade by reaching the top level of each assessment objective.

This excel spreadsheet provides 100s of questions that could come up in the final exam ( whole syllabus) for A level politics - Covers all year 1 content (UK Government and politics) - Covers all year 2 content ( Global and USA) - Covers ideologies section This is a must have if you are planning to or currently doing a level politics.

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