Rambling on the Development and Alienation of the Feminist Movement in China from the Perspective of Marxist Jurisprudence

Abstract

Marxist jurisprudence is of great significance to the study of feminist movement. Through the perspective of Marxist jurisprudence, it is possible to make a more in-depth and objective evaluation of the feminist movement in China at this stage. The Chinese feminist movement began in the 19th century and has developed in a rather tortuous way with the course of history. At the present stage, China’s feminist movement has promoted women’s freedom and emancipation, but there are serious problems of alienation, including: the tendency to revert to the ideology of “female victimology”, the crisis of confrontation with men caused by excessive emotional outbursts, the emphasis on male and female genders to the neglect of internal differences and contradictions, the fact that gender issues have become a symptom of other social problems, the commodification of the feminist movement, and the fact that the feminist movement has become an integral part of the society. The increasing commodification of the feminist movement.