The document discusses different terms used to describe divisions in the world based on economic development and geography. It also examines the differences between Western feminism and indigenous or Third World feminisms, exploring concepts like hegemonic feminism, oppositional consciousness, and tactical subjectivity. Third Wave and Third World feminisms are situated within discussions of transnational public spheres, globalization, and technology.

1. Dr. Sarah Rainey

2. Terms First, Second, Third, and Fourth Worlds North/South East/West One-Third/Two-Thirds World

3. Narayan Westernization as “rhetorical term” Indigenous feminism v. Western feminism

4. Sandoval Althusser Interpellation & oppositional consciousness Differential consciousness, “tactical subjectivity” “ hegemonic feminism” v. “US Third World Feminism” Equal rights Revolutionary Supremacist Separatism Differential

5. Third Wave, Third World Feminism Transnational/cosmopolitan public sphere Globalization and global capitalism Role of technology