Feminist Standpoint Theory Contends

Feminist standpoint theory contends

A) The process of scientific inquiry itself is valid only if it begins from a specific social location-often the lived experience of those who have been excluded from the production of scientific knowledge in the first place
B) The standpoints of men have been used over time to create ruling class relations.
C) Women dwell within a line of fault between official knowledge, presented to them as though it were objective, and the truth that emerges from their shared personal experiences as women.
D) Lives are ruled by the activities of those who occupy positions of influence and control in organizations and institutions that are empowered by us and produce us.