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Göhler, Gerhard; Iser, Mattias; Kerner, Ina

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“…Therefore, women’s movements as social movements cannot be dealt with without addressing the concept of power. In the context of women’s movement(s) different manifestations of power are important: the spectrum ranges from ‘power over (someone or something)’, through ‘power with’ in cooperation with others to ‘power to (something)’ ( Rowlands, 1998 , 14) as the “capacity to reach a goal and show resistance” ( Göhler, 2012 , 255; translation by the authors). Each of these forms also has its drawbacks; additionally, in this understanding, power is not a limited resource, meaning a gain in one form may also lead to a gain in another (comp.…”

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“…Each of these forms also has its drawbacks; additionally, in this understanding, power is not a limited resource, meaning a gain in one form may also lead to a gain in another (comp. Göhler, 2012 ).…”

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“…The aim of the following parts is to describe the struggles of historical Russian and British women’s movements against gendered power relations and with that, ‘power over’, to present whether and how they acted together and in solidarity ( Göhler, 2012 , 255) in the sense of ‘power with’ as well as how they managed to reach new goals (‘power to’; Göhler, 2012 ).…”

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The fight for power: historical women’s movements of Russia and Great Britain in comparison

Hinterhuber,

Günther

2023

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In the second half of the 19th century, women began to organize worldwide to achieve the goal of gender equality. National women’s movements emerged and were followed somewhat later by the first transnational political mobilization of women on a larger scale. The range of topics that were on the national and international agenda included, alongside the access to education and the enforcement of equal civil rights, as well as the fight for political participation, with the women’s right to vote taking center stage.1 The political, social, and cultural contexts, in which women raised their voices, varied. On the national level, female activists often had conflicting positions and their strategies reflected a wide spectrum; the chosen forms and the course of the protest, on the other hand, showed similarities.

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The fight for power: historical women’s movements of Russia and Great Britain in comparison

Hinterhuber,

Günther

2023

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Zur Theorie der Deutungsmacht. Eine ideengeschichtliche Erkundung in klassischen und modernen Machttheorien

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Das Konzept der Deutungsmacht ist in jüngerer Zeit auch ins Interesse der Politikwissenschaft, Philosophie und Religionswissenschaft gerückt. Dieser Artikel soll einen Beitrag zur Formulierung einer Theorie der Deutungsmacht leisten, indem klassische und moderne Machttheorien auf ihre deutungsmächtigen Aspekte hin untersucht werden. Deutungen nehmen eine gewichtige Rolle in der menschlichen Wahrnehmung von Realität ein, weil sie sowohl epistemisch den Blick auf bestimmte Aspekte lenken als auch normative Kriterien bereitstellen, die bestimmte Handlungsoptionen überhaupt erst denkbar erscheinen lassen. Dadurch üben sie Macht aus. Sie beeinflussen wesentlich Überzeugungssysteme wie Ideologien, Religionen oder Mythen, die selbst wiederum Deutungen produzieren. Zudem werden Deutungen von Machtstrukturen getragen. Machtstrukturen sind dabei stets das Ergebnis vergangener Deutungsmachtkonflikte und stellen daher eine Sedimentierung oder Kristallisation siegreicher, zur Orthodoxie aufgestiegener Deutungen dar. Diese gewinnen somit als unhintergehbar wahrgenommene und damit invisibilisierte Bedingungen oder aber Hemmnisse menschlichen Handelns eine gewisse Unabhängigkeit von ihrem Entstehungskontext.

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