Charlotte Perkins Gilman 1960-1935) - Key Ideas (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1860–1935)
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman's lifespan

1860-1935

Gilman's feminist classification

Socialist feminist

'The Yellow Wallpaper' publication year

1892

What 'Yellow Wallpaper' critiqued

Medical treatment of women (rest cure for hysteria/depression)

'Women and Economics' publication year

1898

Root cause of women's oppression per Gilman

Economic dependence on men

Gilman's view of domestic work

Economic exploitation via unpaid labour benefiting men

Gilman's alternative living arrangement proposal

Cooperative living & communal kitchens

Gilman's 'sex slavery' concept

Women exchange sex/domestic work for economic stability

Gilman's view on state's role

Potential ally for reform & gender equality

Social welfare programs Gilman supported

Public childcare & communal services

Gilman's view on gender roles' origin

Socially constructed, not natural

Gilman on boys & girls upbringing

Same expectations & opportunities, free from gender norms

Childhood impact on gender per Gilman

Toys/clothes (pink dolls) reinforce gender stereotypes

Gilman's critique of Darwinist 'survival of fittest'

Society/economy evolved beyond biology; women equally intelligent/rational

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