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课程名称：女性主义与社会正义 概述：“女性主义与社会正义”是加州大学圣克鲁斯分校著名教授贝蒂娜·阿普提克（Bettina Aptheker）长期课程的改编版。在本课程中，阿普提克教授提出了女性主义的广泛定义，旨在框架女性主义与社会正义历史上的三个重要事件：1951年的帝国锌矿罢工、1971-1972年安吉拉·戴维斯审判以及#metoo运动。 课程大纲： 1. **女性主义是什么？** - 描述：女性主义是一场运动、一种哲学视角以及社会变革的推动力量。它有着诸多目标和支持者，并且会随着新情况不断调整。此模块将介绍阿普提克博士对女性主义的定义，并为学习者提供讨论女性主义意义和目的的机会。 2. **地球之盐** - 描述：1951年，位于新墨西哥州西南部的锌矿工人因帝国锌矿公司对墨西哥裔美国工人及其家庭的歧视待遇而发起罢工。在法院命令下，由工人的妻子们维持了罢工。此模块将探讨罢工的原因、条件及结果，并介绍记录这一斗争的1954年争议电影《地球之盐》。 3. **自由安吉拉！** - 描述：1970年，联邦调查局（FBI）以安吉拉·戴维斯与索雷达兄弟有关的指控逮捕了这位女性主义学者和活动家。当时，尼克松总统形容戴维斯为“恐怖分子”。在本模块中，您将听到阿普提克博士关于戴维斯被捕和审判的个人经历，以及支持戴维斯的非凡运动的发展。 4. **#metoo运动** - 描述：“metoo”标签在2017年因一系列娱乐行业的高调性侵指控而出现在社交媒体上，并迅速扩展到其他社会领域，持续引发全球讨论与行动。此模块将探讨#metoo运动的原因与结果，以及它对女性主义和社会正义的贡献，并提供学习者与他人讨论#metoo运动带来的最新变化的机会。 5. **附加材料（可选）** - 描述：阿普提克博士在多个主题上进行写作和讲座。您可以在此可选模块中找到她制作的新材料。 该课程将帮助学习者深入理解女性主义的发展历程及其与社会正义之间的联系，激发关于这些重要议题的讨论与思考。
Name:What is feminism?
Description:Feminism is a movement, a philosophical perspective, and a driver of social change. It has various goals and constituencies, and it continues to be adapted in response to new conditions. In this module, you will be introduced to Dr. Aptheker's working definition of feminism, which she has cultivated and refined over her prolific career. You will also have an opportunity to discuss the meaning and purpose of feminism with your fellow learners.
Name:Salt of the Earth
Description:In 1951, zinc miners in southwestern New Mexico went on strike in response to the Empire Zinc Company's discriminatory treatment of Mexican-American workers and their families. After the miners were prevented from protesting by a court order, their wives maintained the picket line. In this module, you will learn about the causes, conditions, and outcomes of the strike. You will also hear the story of the controversial 1954 feature film (called "Salt of the Earth") that documented the struggle of its key figures. The entire film is available in the module.
Name:Free Angela!
Description:In 1970, FBI agents arrested the feminist scholar and activist Angela Davis for her alleged connection to the Soledad Brothers, inmates of Soledad Prison in central California who were accused of killing a guard. At the time of the arrest, President Richard Nixon referred to Davis as a "terrorist." In this module, you will hear Dr. Aptheker's personal experience of Davis' arrest and trial, and you will learn about the extraordinary movement that grew in support of Davis.
Name:The #metoo Movement
Description:The hashtag "metoo" appeared on social media in 2017 in response to a number of high-profile sexual assault allegations in the entertainment industry. It quickly spread to other societal domains and continues to spur discussion and action around the world. In this module, you will learn about the causes and outcomes of the #metoo movement, and its contribution to feminism and social justice. You will also have an opportunity to discuss recent changes resulting from the #metoo movement with your fellow learners.
Name:Additional Materials (Optional)
Description:Dr. Aptheker writes and lectures on a variety of topics. You can find new materials that she produces in this optional module.
"Feminism and Social Justice" is an adaptation of Distinguished Professor Bettina Aptheker's long-running course at UC Santa Cruz. In the course, Professor Aptheker presents a broad definition of feminism that serves to frame three significant events in the history of feminism and social justice: the Empire Zinc strike of 1951, the 1971-1972 trial of Angela Davis, and the #metoo Movement.
