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Freud and Feminism University Diploma Preparation and Founda
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Freud and Feminism University Diploma Preparation and Founda

Freud and Feminism Lessons University Diploma Preparation and Foundation Courses
Created byPrf. Dr. Bilal Semih Bozdemir
Last updated 9/2025
English
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What you'll learn

  • In this course, students will learn the relationship between feminism and psychology in the light of Freud's work on "feminism."

Course content

4 sections • 22 lectures • 4h 54m total length

  • Lecture - 116:16

    Examine the fraud of feminism, tracing its two sides: political rights and sentimental privileges, and how law and public opinion have shaped women's status and accountability.

  • Lecture - 216:17

    Examine the contested claims of modern feminism, tracing debates over equality, mental capacity, and judgment, and reveal how gender stereotypes shape legal outcomes and suffrage arguments.

  • Lecture - 316:00

    Explore how physiological sex differences, from brain size to body proportions, are used to justify female inferiority amid feminist critique of oppression and hysteria's uterine origins.

  • Lecture - 424:03

    Analyzes hysteria as a pattern of mental symptoms tied to femininity, discusses gender differences, and critiques feminist arguments about intellectual equality.

  • Lecture - 515:44

    Analyze the contrast between political and sentimental feminism and how England's marriage laws and alimony practices privilege wives while limiting husbands.

  • Lecture - 616:00

    Analyze the gender bias in divorce and criminal law, showing how women's petitions face cruelty standards while men face harsher punishment, with references to the 1886 and 1912 acts.

  • Lecture - 721:41

    Critiques social purity and white slave traffic laws, exposing anti-male biases, gendered justice, and the manipulation of public opinion in feminist advocacy.

  • Lecture - 815:33

    Explore the tension between political and sentimental feminism, examining how perceived female immunity shapes sentencing in murder, theft, and fraud cases and the 'injured innocent' trope.

  • Lecture - 917:18

    Examine how moral judgments differ for male and female criminals, highlighting perceived female innocence and male guilt through historical examples and feminist rhetoric.

  • Lecture - 1016:29
  • Lecture - 1115:54

    Critically examines feminist claims about women and the law, arguing wives are not chattel and wage gaps and franchise issues are misrepresented. Explores political offences and prison treatment in England.

  • Lecture - 1219:07

    Exposes feminist fallacies and suffragette arguments, debunking myths about political offenses, hysteria, and violence. It contrasts male and female constitution and mortality to challenge the notion of inherent female weakness.

  • Lecture - 1319:19

    Debunk Ward's giant concentric theory as a fallacy and critique female supremacy and the feminist movement. Highlight how the text questions biology-based arguments and warns against false analogies.

  • Lecture - 1415:45

    Analyze the psychology of modern feminism, contrasting sentimental and political feminism, chivalry, and sex privilege shaping gender rights, public opinion, law, and punishment.

  • Lecture - 1515:08

    Investigates the psychology behind feminism and the debate over women's oppression, suffrage, and democracy. Critiques social hypnotism and media portrayals that shape feminist sentiment.

  • Lecture - 1616:48

    Examine the origins and rhetoric of modern feminism, tracing sentimental and political feminism, suffrage politics and suffragette tactics, and their alleged effects on law, justice, and gender dynamics.

  • Lecture - 1715:30

    The lecture examines the suffrage and feminist movement, showing how public opinion and the press shape support while militant tactics and gender power debates are contested.

Requirements

  • Internet connection is sufficient for this course.

Description

Sigmund Freud's views on women are still controversial. Today we see many different approaches of scientists on this subject. In 1925, he wrote a paper entitled "The Psychological Consequences of Anatomical Distinction Between the Sexes", "Women oppose change, take it passively, and add nothing to themselves."

Don Freud was a man of his time, Don said MD Donna Stewart, professor and head of women's health at the University Health Network. He opposed the women's liberation movement and believed that the sexual reproductive functions of women's lives were dominant.

In the Life and Work research, "Ernest Jones says to the schmuck:" The biggest question I have not yet answered, despite the research of the feminine spirit, has never been answered, "What does a woman want?"

This course, which provides a summary of Freud's research on women, explores in-depth the psychology of women, the psychology of women through the eyes of women, and the psychology of women through the eyes of men.

The information presented in this course is constantly updated. We know that the Udemy certificate you will receive will offer you many opportunities in your life and career, as well as improving yourself. Increasing the lessons by constantly adding the information in this course by your teachers, academics and expert technical team requires you to check your course at frequent intervals. This course, which is your lifelong access, will continue to provide you with more up-to-date and different approach.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is suitable for anyone of all walks and genres who want to understand the phenomenon of "feminism" as well as Freud's approaches and theories in psychology, even if it is not academic.

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