Elsa Kugelberg & Isobel Hadley-Kamptz - Duktig flicka

“Normer kan omförhandlas men kulturen hänger inte alltid med.”Vad är misogyni? Är misogyni och sexism samma sak? Och varför finns det ens misogyni? I detta samtal diskuterar Elsa Kugelberg, doktorand i politisk filosofi vid Oxford Universtitetet, och Isobel Hadley-Kamptz, författare och översättare, misogyni i dagens samhälle. Hur bryter man normer och hur ska vi arbeta för att det ska bli bättre i framtiden?Boken som diskuteras i avsnittet är Kate Mannes Duktig flicka och finns att köpa här: https://fritanke.se/bocker/duktig-flicka/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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