Die Geschlechterfrage und die Transformation in Ostmitteleuropa: Kann das Geschlechterparadigma zur „Transformation des Politischen“ beitragen?

Jalušič, Vlasta

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“…These problems are almost completely absent from the theories of transition whose repeated invocation of liberal-democratic norms had dominated the discussion on post-socialism. This becomes especially problematic when these theories were transferred indiscriminately to East European conditions (see Sauer, 1996;Jalusic, 1997). As a result of this, there is relatively no or little questioning of the inequality, exclusion or 'gender blindness' nor is there reflection concerning the consequences this deficit of critical approach engenders within the given liberal-democratic model.…”

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Between the Social and the Political

Jalušič

2002

European Journal of Women's Studies

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In this article, I try to explore some of the elements of the potential for active citizenship, as conceptualized by Hannah Arendt. Inspired by, but not limited to her work, I attempt to find some important common points of the Arendtian reconceptualization of politics and the prospects for a feminist analysis of the conditions for active citizenship and gender equality within a post-socialist context. On the other hand, I would like to show how, within an East European context, the feminist approach that wants to be useful for a concrete analysis and inspire substantial actions cannot avoid the questions of the relationship between the social and political as argued by Hannah Arendt.

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confidence: 99%