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V@ndy87

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According to feminist theory, the artificial separation of private and public spheres
 
  a. ignores the role of international institutions.
  b. accurately reflects human nature.
  c. is gender-based and gender-biased.
  d. takes into account all costs of war.

Question 2

Feminist standpoint theory asserts that
 
  a. women are excluded from theories of international politics, thus confusing human nature with masculinenature.
 b. women have tended to be invisible in thinking about international politics.
  c. all claims about truth, and especially claims about truth involving social relations, are social constructions.
  d. jobs that are identified with women, such as housewife, are devalued and hidden compared to thoseassociated with men, such as businessman..



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



V@ndy87

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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