I don’t know much about feminism, but the “waves” model seems clumsy for describing at least the development of the philosophy. Perhaps it works for the politics. The philosophy seems to have developed more like parallel lineages with continuity of ideas across generations.
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what men do you have in mind here?
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Most of the ones I know
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There’s also evidence that if you control for personal experience growing up, the difference disappears. Female textile workers for example completely ace mental rotation tests.
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Weirdly came across this kind of idea yesterday reading 'the queer art of failure'.
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I don't think it's by default. I think it's from a displaced position. Space consciousness is feeling, which is feminine (not gendered, but the archetype). But when women don't feel safe, they take to their minds (linear time). Whereas men cling to space out of insecurities
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How about: Women think of how their uterus is being used (time) as device to produce (space) babies who are then treated as property? Intersection of space and time. Men may think mostly in terms of property (space). See this book review:https://newrepublic.com/article/154046/choose-family …
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Memory convolutions
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