Converse of object

• think: What the movers and shakers think feminism is all about.

• do: I don?t know if it?s a feminist show but it does support feminism.

• include: Fashion and Fetishism is concerned with the idea of the corset throughout history yet covers important and controversial issues including feminism and abortion.

• see: Or, could it be that men see feminism as nothing more than the propagation of gender equality?

• have: We provide a synopsis below, based on our proposal and arguments at a debate " Has feminism gone too far?

• believe: A feminist herself, Cronin nonetheless believes that feminism has got itself into a mess by denying the findings of modern science.

Adjective modifier

• radical: These moves are arguably more in keeping with radical feminism than the stereotype of moderate liberal feminism outlined above.

• militant: The fact is that, in a similar way to militant feminism, the battle has been won.

• Marxist: In practice, relations between Marxist feminism and the Marxism in the mixed groups proved to be difficult.

• liberal: These moves are arguably more in keeping with radical feminism than the stereotype of moderate liberal feminism outlined above.

• evangelical: The past decade has seen the rise of a movement " evangelical feminism, " that has had a profound impact.

• socialist: The picture implied by the " distillation " approach of a liberal feminism leading into a socialist feminism is simply historically wrong.

Modifies a noun

• today: I feel left out, not catered for by feminism today.

Noun used with modifier

• postmodern: Rather than reversing the dualism, postmodern feminism seeks to dissolve the distinction.

• wave: I feel very much a child of second wave feminism.

• 1970s: This is part of the postmodern critique of 1970s feminism.

• century: And not all conventional historians have ignored or misunderstood the radically individualist nature of 19th century feminism.

Preposition: in

• century: Black feminism in the 21st century: The Age of Women?

• 1960s: From the most recent phase of feminism in the 1960s there has developed a number of distinct feminisms.

Preposition: for

• generation: Finally, Natasha, you wrote " The New Feminism " and edited " On the Move: feminism for a new generation.