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As an investigation of feminist philosophy and critique, undertaking a lengthy project such as a dissertation or capstone allows you to make a significant contribution to this rapidly growing and complex field of study. The overarching theme of ‘Feminism’ is an expansive and diverse subject that allows students to pursue a variety of avenues of investigation. To say that this is truer than it has ever been is an understatement in 2021. Consider the following list to assist you in developing culturally relevant themes and ideas for your dissertation.

Editingarsenal has compiled a list of some of the most popular and common dissertation topics from a variety of academic disciplines, so you can pick and choose what to write about. If you need dissertation editing assistance , don’t hesitate to contact one of our qualified and experienced editors and proofreaders.

Third Wave of Feminism Topics

• Generational conflict within the feminist movement: Is it possible to maintain a unified philosophy while distinguishing the three distinct waves of Feminism?
• Why the assertion that ‘if you believe men and women are equal, you are a feminist’ is insufficient for the third wave of the Feminist movement.
• Postfeminism vs. The Fourth Wave: Is Feminism Capable of Navigating the Fragmented Landscape of Contemporary Feminism in Order to Form a Coherent Movement?
• A discussion of the third wave’s inadequacy as the final evolution of feminist thought, as well as the definition of the fourth wave.

Ecofeminism Dissertation Topics

• The world is a woman: How can feminist philosophy assist us in comprehending the current debate over climate change?
• What role does feminism play in 2021 in terms of averting environmental degradation?
• Women’s right to choose and the ethical debate over the consumption of animal products: Veganism: Is it a Feminist Ideal?
• Ecofeminism’s conundrums: Where do you draw the line between defending an oppressed ecology and imposing oppressive ideals?
• Examining the relationship between the anti-environmental and anti-feminist political philosophy of the Authoritarian right.
• Is it a Priority or a Privilege? A critique of the Ecofeminist movement’s failure to address class issues and the ramifications for its effectiveness.

Politics and Feminism Topics

• Only Fans’ feminist sex work and body politics: How does sexual liberation manifest in the contemporary Feminist movement, and is it tainted by the oppressive patriarchal structures that govern?
• Empowerment vs. Degradation, or a look at the musical and cultural landscapes of 2021 through the lenses of first, second, and third-wave Feminist thought.
• Is fat acceptance a feminist issue? Examining fat philosophy in light of patriarchal beauty standards.
• How has capitalism benefited from the Feminist body positive movement in consumerist societies?
• Is the movement toward body responsibility incompatible with the goals of health at any size, and where does advocacy cross the line into irresponsibility?
• An examination of contemporary Feminist philosophy’s contradictory views on trans athletes’ ethics in professional sports.
• The debate between proponents of trans-inclusive language and feminist scholars who oppose the decline of feminine language is examined.

Intersectional Feminism Topics

• What role does feminism play in the leadership and organisational structure of the Black Lives Matter movement?
• Investigating the relationship between police brutality and patriarchal society through a feminist lens.
• The movement must be able to reconcile the two dominant and oppressive experiences that women face in the twenty-first century.
• We examine the lives of black trans people in this critical examination of the role of identity politics in twenty-first-century social justice movements.
• How are Intersectional Feminism’s efforts to deconstruct oppressive systems progressing?
• Feminism is critical in addressing the issues confronting gay and trans men.
• The importance of intersectional feminist scholarship in bringing about social change is reflected in the importance of intersectional feminist scholarship on domestic violence.