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… feminism are the same thing showed me that they had a distorted view of feminism which reflected the ideas of society at large. Some women in class did not like the term ‘feminist’, since they thought it implied an antagonistic relation with men … of: 1) virility, shown by physical strength and an active sex life; (2) manliness, as the equivalent of responsibility and public recognition, and (3) rejection of the feminine, reflected in a suspicion of a close link between mother and son that … entre aperturas, búsquedas y posibilidades. Tabula Rasa, 13, 217-233. Duggan, L. (2002). The incredible shrinking public: Sexual politics and the decline of democracy. Beacon Press hooks, B. (1994). Teaching to transgress. Education as the …