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- Tudor queens: power, identity and gender - The Historical Association
From notions of the Virgin Queen to the Iron Lady, Good Queen Bess to Queen Bee, Tudor England altered the paradigm of portrayal and understanding of power in the feminine Crucially, these women represent a range of prototypical models for female command
- A Study in Queenship ~ How Queens Exercised Power
Historians have identified several components and duties for queenship, covering the nature of a queen’s power and her role within the court Some of the more important components include giving birth to an heir, intercession, religious patronage, cultural patronage and governmental responsibilities Giving Birth to a Royal Heir
- PATRICIA HILL COLLINS Flashcards - Quizlet
INTERSECTIONALITY: The idea that oppressive institutions systems are interconnected and cannot be examined separately Matrix: Each group, and even each individual, has a slightly different experience of oppression determined by where they are in the matrix (their standpoint)
- (Un)exceptional women: queenship and power in medieval Europe
In this article some of the most important queens of the Medieval period are examined for the authority they were able to wield When we think of queens, the idea that they are extraordinary women, elevated to the highest status in the land, capable of wielding substantial amounts of power, abounds
- (PDF) Identity, Oppression, and Power: Feminisms and . . . - ResearchGate
This facilitates a closer examination of power and the interlocking dynamics of privilege and oppression operating within ourselves, our environments, and our research (Samuels Ross-Sheriff
- Queens members and the Slave Trade - Queens Old Library
We cannot be certain exactly how many Queens’ members were connected to slavery in these ways, although the government compensation scheme that followed the Slavery Abolition Act (1833) did much to identify some of them
- Power: Oppression, Subservience, and Resistance on JSTOR
In this chapter, I sketch a general notion of power; distinguish between power-to and power-over; catalog competing notions of what constitutes a person’s interests and how they connect to invocations of power; briefly discuss passive power and distinguish exerting influence from exercising power; introduce ideas about social power; and define a
- Matrix of domination - (Civil Rights and Civil Liberties) - Vocab . . .
The matrix of domination is a sociological framework that describes the interconnected systems of oppression and privilege that shape individuals' experiences based on multiple social identities, such as race, class, gender, and sexuality
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