【每日阅读训练第四期——速度越障22系列】【22-13】文史哲-Feminism History

moniquez

SPEED
Warm Up 1'11
-Overall introduction of essay, first part analysis of law's contradictory response to women's petitions and second part women's transformation of the law.
T1 3'00
-History of women in the law still work in process.
-Introduce notions about first and second wave feminism.
T2 2'14
-Conventional legal histories of women tend to before first wave of feminism
-husband and wife are the one person in law and women are regarded as personal belonging of men, they do not have rights to control their property, custody of children and be liable to debts but husband is permitted to control their wife.
T3 2'28
-Late 18th and early 19th century, the law sided with dominant ideology asserts that men and women men are responsible for seperate spheres.
-But the common notions are not accurate.
T4 3'32
-Reform in late 19th improve women's rights to property and recognize women's economic and familial status.
-women ask for equality sometimes extend to claims for political rights.
T5 2'30
-Women's suffrage movement is supported by other organizations which advocate women have rights to participate into disscussion about social issues.
-After protests and active fight for rights, women finally gain rights to vote in1920

OBSTACLE
T6 8'00
Introduction
-Women ready for president?
-Cooper theorizes Obama's success in presidential election may have gender and race bending effect
-overall organization of essay, analysis of Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin and Michelle Obama's experience
-making a discussion and conclusion through experience of the three women
Conclusion
-cases from Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin and Michelle Obama indicate that women are more acceptable to be equal player in the highest political office but have to perform in particular way.

Extremo

！！！每天都好累 好难坚持

jay871750293

hi~  络小抽~

Yet the essays in part I also present a more nuanced historical picture.
They show the law’s facilitation of women’s agency and power, often
based on the same gendered norms that elsewhere produced limitations.

大致意思：然而，在part1中的essays也展现了一个很细微、很容易忽略的历史情境。它们展现了法律对女性组织和权力的促进，而这些促进是基于世界各地都一样的给女性带来限制的性别观念。
因为前面部分的内容在说part1描述了law对女性的遏制，而一个yet说明了转折，我认为关键词是facilitation，首先看到yet猜测作者是在讲law的促进作用，看到facilitation之后确认猜想正确。这是我当时读这段话的一个思路，我感觉自己读阅读很多时候都是“猜想+验证”的过程，如果验证对了读起来就很流畅，如果验证不对，甚至连猜想都猜不出来，那就读得很慢并且很煎熬了...

Yet, it is important to recognize the intricacies of the way that race and class tempers and shapes gender inequities as well as hinders cross-race and class alliances among women in order to appreciate the complexities of women’s activism and legal situations over time.

句子结构：Yet, it(形式主语，) is important to recognize the intricacies of the way that(that定从修饰intricacies)race and class(从句SUB) tempers and shapes gender inequities as well as hinders cross-race and class alliances among women in order to appreciate the complexities of women’s activism and legal situations over time.
#1 it是形式主语，to recognize之后所有部分是真正SUB；
#2 that定语从句修饰intricacies；
#3 race and class从句SUB；
#4 tempers、shapes、hinders分别为从句的三个动词；
#5 in order to appreciate...我认为是修饰alliances，第一遍读下来感觉是修饰hinders，但逻辑不对，所以修饰alliance更正确~

以上均为个人想法，欢迎各种讨论+拍砖~~~

jay871750293

jyhang91 发表于 2013-7-29 12:21
07.29 第一次跟队练习，好多词汇以前背过现在都忘了 - -
Warm up 1:11

欢迎jyhang91~
加油哈~~

Victoriagirl

02；15  It tells us the history of women in the law is still a work in progress,and introduces the first and the second feminism.
02:20   It introduces some legal histories of women.
02;40    The ideology of women and men endorses the lack of political rights for women.
03;30  It is mainly about the history of rights for women ,especially the right to vote.
03;39  It tells us that the women 's right to vote was finally passed .


06:50  Black people are divided into good black people and bad black people
       It shows that Obama is successful in candadicy becauese of his good-black  behavior,which seems like a feminism performance.
       It introduces that  three women are successfully  perform their gender and racial identities in the public arena
       The socieity is accepting the women offices because both the behave like men and  because they play a femal role as wife and mother.
       The electorate  unlikely  give the opportunity to women to be themselves.

络小抽

jay871750293 发表于 2013-7-29 20:21
hi~  络小抽~

wow！仔细思考了你的回复
没有异议！感觉都很顺
果然有时候动词名词傻傻分不清楚 句子层次的识别还需要进一步加强！(´･Д･)」
也谢谢你的回答让我这个第五天跟小分队的孩纸觉得跟小分队很有启发呀ψ(｀∇´)ψ
想问问楼楼你跟了多久的小分队啦？

icee913

啊啊啊~今天的比昨天的具象，能看懂了好海森！
Warm up----1'26''/212
Time1----2'58''/392
T2----2'08''/281
T3----2'21''/317
T4----4'05''/489
T5----3'21''/388
Obstacle----9'28''/1081
文章以奥巴马为何能成为首位美国黑人总统为契机，先说他不表现一般bad black man的一面，比较女性化，又说除此之外黑人这个种族因素又带给他足够男性化的形象，进而依托三位知名美国女性——希拉里 克林顿、莎拉 佩林、米歇尔 奥巴马——的故事，讲述了当今美国社会对妇女其实还是有偏见的。
啊啊啊虽然回忆的不全，但终于看懂了~！！我觉得越障反而让人能更集中注意力！
第二天打卡完毕~怀挺！

lisa_chan

Monday 补作业 22-13 文史哲
Time1- 2‘01”[392]
Time2- 1‘26”[281]
Time3- 1‘25”[317]
Time4- 2‘12”[489]
Time5- 1‘55”[388]
越障
Time6- 5‘31”[1081]
1. President Obama's characteristics - the bending between feminist and masculine. He won the election over his competitor Hillary Clinton, who is said to behave in a very masculine way.
2. Dilemma for women leaders: two-fold standards - too feminine, incompetence; too masculine, unlikable.
2. Summary of the author's essay: Part I discuss the common theories and their applications. Part II analysis three women Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin, and Michelle Obama by the common feminist theories.
3. Conclusion is: Hillary Clinton is masculine but still likable. Sarah Palin is mostly criticized for her lack of experience and readiness to become a president. She played her mother and wife's role a lot. For Michelle Obama, although she does not run election, but as a wining candidate's wife, blah blah 不记得说她啥了.
结论好像就是说对女性领袖来说，还是要被双重标准来判断。

JennyF

3'18
1'54
2'17
3'38
3'00
越障一会儿再补。。。。

honeyace

1:37 intro
4:05 女权运动的两个时期 第二个夹杂着class等等其它因素，影响着女权运动
1:59 女权运动从第一潮之前开始说起，英国的法律。。。然而美国的早期女人有着一定的权利
2:34 18~19世纪妇女的地位来自于对妇女的定义，就是在private sphere，而相对于男人的public 。然而这也只对中产之上的白人妇女有效。这种定义直接指导了对妇女在政治等上位置的剥夺。
4:13 19世纪开始最早期的女权运动历程，由x发起，之后被jail，又由xx发起，被deny，最终在世纪末终于有state通过，但是因为国家法案没有修改，还是deny了妇女的vote
2:30 女权运动得到保守党派的支持，但是还是失败，最终的胜利