This document discusses the differences between chauvinism and feminism. Chauvinism refers to offensive or biased attitudes that view women as inferior to men. Feminism, on the other hand, fights for equal human rights and status between men and women. The document outlines several currents of feminism including equality feminism, radical feminism, and lesbian feminism. It concludes that chauvinism and feminism are not the same, as chauvinism promotes male superiority while feminism advocates for equal rights regardless of gender.

1. Chauvinism
and Feminism
Are they the same thing?

2. Miuse of the word
Normally, we use the words chauvinism and
feminism to tag people that have a radical
way to be. So, that is the problem…
we have been using the words, but we don´t
know the right meaning.

3. Chauvinism
At first, the meaning say about Chauvinism: is a set
of attitudes that are too offensive to female gender.
Although, the men think and tell bad things about
the womens, but they approve those attitudes
without analyse each word that the men said.

4. Feminism
 Is the fight to get a new human identify, but
doesn´t meaning a break with the man, unless, a
break with the idea created thougout time that
the man was superior than the women.
 Is a set of ideology that can be social, policies and
economic. It search the equality between the
female gender.

5. Some Feminism current
 Equality Feminism. The goal is that the womens
get access to politic power “like” the men.
 Radical Feminism. The root of the social inequality
in all societies have been the patriarchy.
 Lesbian Feminism. Question the oposition from the
womens to homosexual.

6. Now, We knew
the meaning

7. Giving a answer to the question that
If chauvinism and feminisn are the same...
The answer is NO because Chauvinism is the
acttitude that take the men to womens. While
Feminism is a movement that want the same
right than the men.

8. Feminism writers
 Mary Astell. Fought to the womens could
access to education.
 Virgninia Woolf. Fought to the womens
could write literature.
 Simone of Beauvoir. Wrote a essay called
“Second Sex”. It´s about condition that
womens have lived thoughtout time.