To what extent, and for what reasons,
has feminism fulfilled its objectives in post-war Britain?

This question poses several different additional questions which will hopefully bring me to a conclusion as to whether or not feminism and feminists fulfilled their obligations in post-war Britain. Firstly the term feminism must be defined so as to assess their obligations. Also the effect that the World Wars had on society and in particular women to see whether there is a significant change in structure and whether or not this is where the obligations come from, where the change began and it was the duty of the feminist leaders to continue the change in the same or a differing vain.
After having assessed the nature and direction of these obligations, I will then be able to gage to what extent they have been fulfilled.

Feminism in itself is a tricky issue. Heywood describes feminism ‘it is characterised primarily by its political stance: the attempt to advance the social role......

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Title: To What Extent, And For What Reasons,
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