Belinda Brown

BELINDA BROWN studied at the Central European University in Warsaw and did her research on the role of women in the Polish underground movement. Her findings were published in The Private Revolution: Women in the Polish Underground Movement. She has conducted research in a wide range of areas but has always maintained a particular interest in gender issues.

THE INTERNAL CONTRADICTIONS OF FEMINISM

One of the most striking things about feminism is the extent to which a body of beliefs based on notions of equality has produced new inequalities without hardly anyone seeming to notice. I particularly have in mind the inequalities between a rich, privileged female elite and the majority of other

2015.05.10.

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