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Lista feministan

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Numre Periyod (biyayış) Name Ca Biyayış Merdış Cı sero Çıme
1 1201–1300 Helen of Anjou Serbia 1236 1314 Serbian Queen, feminist, establisher of women's schools [1][2]
2 1201–1300 Bettisia Gozzadini Italy 1209 1261 Italian law tutor who taught at the University of Bologna [3]
3 1201–1300 Nicola de la Haye United Kingdom 1150–56 1230 Castellan of Lincoln for approximately thirty years [4]
4 1301–1400 Jefimija Serbia 1349 1405 Serbian politician, poet, diplomat [Çıme bınusne]
5 1301–1400 Christine de Pizan Italy 1365 1430 [5]
6 1301–1400 Jadwiga of Poland Poland 1373–74 1399 [Çıme bınusne]
7 1301–1400 Milica of Serbia Serbia 1335 1405 Serbian Empress, feminist, poet [Çıme bınusne]
8 1401–1500 Balaram Das India 15th century unknown Oriya poet; first attempt in India towards feminism [Çıme bınusne]
9 1401–1500 Laura Cereta Italy 1469 1499 –
10 1401–1500 La Malinche Mexico Şablon:Circa or Şablon:Circa Şablon:Circa [Çıme bınusne]
11 1501–1600 Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa Germany 1486 1535 [6]
12 1501–1600 Jane Anger United Kingdom Şablon:Floruit Şablon:Floruit [6]
13 1501–1600 Marie de Gournay France 1565 1645 Protofeminist [6]
14 1501–1600 Izumo no Okuni Japan Şablon:Circa unknown [Çıme bınusne]
15 1501–1600 Modesta di Pozzo di Forzi Italy 1501–1600 Şablon:Circa –
16 1601–1700 Aphra Behn United Kingdom 1640 1689 Protofeminist [Çıme bınusne]
17 1601–1700 Anne Bradstreet United Kingdom 1612 1672 [Çıme bınusne]
18 1601–1700 Sophia Elisabet Brenner Sweden 1659 1724 –
19 1601–1700 Sr. Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Mexico 1648 1695 [Çıme bınusne]
20 1601–1700 François Poullain de la Barre France 1647 1725 [6]
21 1601–1700 Christina of Sweden Sweden 1626 1689 [Çıme bınusne]
22 1701–1800 Abigail Adams United States 1744 1818 [7]
23 1701–1800 Catharina Ahlgren Sweden 1734 1800 –
24 1701–1800 Annestine Beyer Denmark 1795 1884 Pioneer of women's education [Çıme bınusne]
25 1701–1800 Eleanor Butler United Kingdom 1739 1829 One of the Ladies of Llangollen [Çıme bınusne]
26 1701–1800 Marquis de Condorcet France 1743 1794 [6]
27 1701–1800 Anne-Josèphe Théroigne de Méricourt France 1762 1817 Politician [8]
28 1701–1800 Dorothea Erxleben Germany 1715 1762 [5]
29 1701–1800 Charles Fourier France 1772 1837 Socialist feminist; philosopher; credited with coining the (French) word "féministe" [9][10]
30 1701–1800 Jane Gomeldon United Kingdom Şablon:Circa 1779 [Çıme bınusne]–
31 1701–1800 Olympe de Gouges France 1748 1793 Playwright and political activist who wrote the Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen in 1791 [11]
32 1701–1800 Sarah Grimke United States 1792 1873 First-wave feminist [12]
33 1701–1800 Sarah Moore Grimké United States 1792 1873 Suffragette [11]
34 1701–1800 Francis Hutcheson Ireland 1694 1746 Scottish-Irish philosopher, a founding father of the Scottish Enlightenment [Çıme bınusne]
35 1701–1800 Christian Isobel Johnstone United Kingdom 1781 1857 Journalist and author in Scotland [13]
36 1701–1800 Anne Knight United Kingdom 1786 1862 Social reformer; pioneer of feminism [11]
37 1701–1800 Anna Maria Lenngren Sweden 1754 1817 Writer, poet, and salonist; possibly a feminist [14]
38 1701–1800 Francisco de Miranda Venezuela 1750 1816 [Çıme bınusne]
39 1701–1800 Lucretia Mott United States 1793 1880 [7]
40 1701–1800 Sarah Ponsonby United Kingdom 1755 1831 One of the Ladies of Llangollen [Çıme bınusne]
41 1701–1800 Madeleine de Puisieux France 1720 1798 Writer [15]
42 1701–1800 Mary Shelley United Kingdom 1797 1851 Early pioneer feminist [12]
43 1701–1800 Thomas Thorild Sweden 1759 1808 –
44 1701–1800 Sojourner Truth United States Şablon:Circa 1883 First-wave feminist; abolitionist, women's rights activist, speaker, women's rights speech "Ain't I a Woman?" [7][12]
45 1701–1800 Anna Wheeler United Kingdom, Ireland 1785 1848 Feminist writer [16]
46 1701–1800 Mary Wollstonecraft United Kingdom 1759 1797 Early pioneer feminist; Individualist feminist [7][12]
47 1701–1800 Frances Wright United Kingdom 1795 1852 First-wave feminist [7][12]
48 1801–1874 Juliette Adam France 1836 1936 [11]
49 1801–1874 Jane Addams United States 1860 1935 First-wave feminist; suffragette; Major social activist, president Women's International League for Peace and Freedom [12]
50 1801–1874 Gertrud Adelborg Sweden 1853 1942 Teacher and suffragist –
51 1801–1874 Sophie Adlersparre Sweden 1823 1895 Publisher; one of three most notable pioneers of women's rights movement in Sweden [17]
52 1801–1874 Alfhild Agrell Sweden 1849 1923 [18]
53 1801–1874 Soteria Aliberty Greece 1847 1929 [11]
54 1801–1874 Jules Allix France 1818 1897 Socialist; male feminist [9]
55 1801–1874 Elisabeth Altmann-Gottheiner Germany 1874 1930 –
56 1801–1874 Qasim Amin Egypt 1863 1908 Muslim feminist; early advocate of women's rights in Egyptian society [11][19]
57 1801–1874 Ellen Anckarsvärd Sweden 1833 1898 Co-founded the Married Women Property Right Association [20]
58 1801–1874 Adelaide Anderson United Kingdom 1863 1936 [21][21]
59 1801–1874 Elizabeth Garrett Anderson United Kingdom 1836 1917 Feminist, suffragist; suffragette; first Englishwoman to qualify as a physician and surgeon in the UK; co-founder of first hospital staffed by women [21][22]
60 1801–1874 Louisa Garrett Anderson United Kingdom 1873 1943 Suffragette [22]
61 1801–1874 Maybanke Anderson Australia 1845 1927 Suffragette
62 1801–1874 Susan Anthony United States 1820 1906 Suffragette; played a pivotal role in movement to introduce women's suffrage into the United States [7]
63 1801–1874 Lovisa Årberg Sweden 1801 1881
64 1801–1874 Edith Archibald Canada 1854 1936 Suffragist; led the Maritime Women's Christian Temperance Union, the National Council of Women of Canada and the Local Council of Women of Halifax
65 1801–1874 Concepción Arenal Spain 1820 1893 [6]
66 1801–1874 Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll United Kingdom 1848 1939 Suffragette
67 1801–1874 Ottilie Assing Germany 1819 1884
68 1801–1874 Bibi Khanoom Astarabadi Iran 1859 1921 Writer
69 1801–1874 Louise Aston Germany 1814 1871
70 1801–1874 Hubertine Auclert France 1848 1914 Feminist activist, suffragette [12]
71 1801–1874 Olympe Audouard France 1832 1890 [12]
72 1801–1874 Alice Constance Austin United States 1862 1955 Socialist feminist; radical feminist
73 1801–1874 Rachel Foster Avery United States 1858 1919 First-wave feminist; suffragette [12]
74 1801–1874 John Goodwyn Barmby United Kingdom 1820 1881 [22]
75 1801–1874 Marie Bashkirtseff Ukraine 1858 1884 First-wave feminist; French feminist [12]
76 1801–1874 José Batlle y Ordóñez Uruguay 1856 1929
77 1801–1874 Anna Bayerová Czech Republic 1853 1924
78 1801–1874 Jean Beadle Australia 1868 1942 Feminist; social worker; political activist
79 1801–1874 August Bebel Germany 1840 1913 Communist; male [7]
80 1801–1874 Alaide Gualberta Beccari Italy 1868 1930 Socialist feminist; radical feminist
81 1801–1874 Lydia Becker United Kingdom 1827 1890 Suffragette [11][22]
82 1801–1874 Catharine Beecher United States 1800 1878 [11]
83 1801–1874 Alva Belmont United States 1853 1933 Suffrage leader; speaker; author [11]
84 1801–1874 Louie Bennett Ireland 1870 1956 Suffrage leader [11]
85 1801–1874 Victoire Léodile Béra France 1824 1900 [23]
86 1801–1874 Signe Bergman Sweden 1869 1960
87 1801–1874 Annie Besant United Kingdom 1847 1933 Socialist feminist
88 1801–1874 Alice Stone Blackwell United States 1857 1950 Feminist and journalist, editor of Woman's Journal, a major women's rights publication [11]
89 1801–1874 Antoinette Brown Blackwell United States 1825 1921 Founded American Woman Suffrage Association with Lucy Stone in 1869
90 1801–1874 Elizabeth Blackwell United States 1821 1910 First-wave feminist [12]
91 1801–1874 Henry Browne Blackwell United States 1825 1909 Businessman, abolitionist, journalist, suffrage leader and campaigner
92 1801–1874 Harriot Eaton Stanton Blatch United States 1856 1940 Suffragist [11][22]
93 1801–1874 Amelia Bloomer United States 1818 1894 Suffragist, publisher and editor of The Lily, advocated for many women's issues [11]
94 1801–1874 Barbara Bodichon United Kingdom 1827 1891 [11][22]
95 1801–1874 Laura Borden Canada 1861 1940 President of the Local Council of Women of Halifax
96 1801–1874 Lily Braun Germany 1865 1916 [11]
97 1801–1874 Fredrika Bremer Sweden 1801 1865 Writer, feminist activist and pioneer of the organized women's rights movement in Sweden [11]
98 1801–1874 Ursula Mellor Bright United Kingdom 1835 1915 Suffragette
99 1801–1874 Emilia Broomé Sweden 1866 1925
100 1801–1874 Antoinette Brown Blackwell United States 1825 1921 [11]
101 1801–1874 Lady Constance Bulwer-Lytton United Kingdom 1869 1923 Suffragette
102 1801–1874 Katharine Bushnell United States 1856 1946
103 1801–1874 Josephine Butler United Kingdom 1828 1906 [11]
104 1801–1874 Pancha Carrasco Costa Rica 1826 1890 [11]
105 1801–1874 Frances Jennings Casement United States 1840 1928 Suffragette
106 1801–1874 Carrie Chapman Catt United States 1859 1947 Suffrage leader, president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, founder of League of Women Voters and the International Alliance of Women [7][11]
107 1801–1874 Maria Cederschiöld Sweden 1856 1935 Suffragette
108 1801–1874 William Henry Channing United States 1810 1884 Minister, author
109 1801–1874 Mary Agnes Chase United States 1869 1963 Socialist feminist; suffragette
110 1801–1874 Ada Nield Chew United Kingdom 1870 1945 Suffragette
111 1801–1874 Tennessee Celeste Claflin United States 1844 1923 suffragette [7]
112 1801–1874 Alice Clark United Kingdom 1874 1934
113 1801–1874 Helen Bright Clark United Kingdom 1840 1972 Suffragette
114 1801–1874 Florence Claxton United Kingdom 1840 1879
115 1801–1874 Voltairine de Cleyre United States 1866 1912 Individualist feminist; anarcha-feminist [12]
116 1801–1874 Francis Power Cobbe Ireland 1822 1904
117 1801–1874 Mary Ann Colclough New Zealand 1836 1885 Feminist; social reformer
118 1801–1874 Anna "Annie" Julia Cooper United States 1858 1964 Suffragette [6]
119 1801–1874 Marguerite Coppin Belgium 1867 1931 Woman poet laureate of Belgium and advocate of women's rights
120 1801–1874 Ida Crouch-Hazlett United States 1870 1941 Socialist feminist; suffragette
121 1801–1874 Emily Wilding Davison United Kingdom 1872 1913 Suffragette
122 1801–1874 Draga Dejanović Serbia 1840 1871 [24]
123 1801–1874 Josefina Deland Sweden 1814 1890 Writer, teacher, founded Society for Retired Female Teachers)
124 1801–1874 Maria Deraismes France 1828 1894 [23]
125 1801–1874 Charlotte Despard née French United Kingdom 1844 1939 Suffragette [11]
126 1801–1874 Jenny d'Hericourt France 1809 1875 [11]
127 1801–1874 Louisa Margaret Dunkley Australia 1866 1927 Labour organizer
128 1801–1874 Marguerite Durand France 1864 1936 Suffragette [25]
129 1801–1874 Friedrich Engels Germany 1820 1895 Communist; male [7]
130 1801–1874 Emily Faithfull United Kingdom 1835 1895
131 1801–1874 Millicent Garrett Fawcett United Kingdom 1847 1929 Long-time president of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies
132 1801–1874 Astrid Stampe Feddersen Denmark 1852 1930 Chaired the first Scandinavian meeting on women's rights
133 1801–1874 Anna Filosofova Russia 1837 1912 Early Russian woman's rights activist
134 1801–1874 Louise Flodin Sweden 1828 1923
135 1801–1874 Mary Sargant Florence United Kingdom 1857 1954 Suffragette
136 1801–1874 Isabella Ford United Kingdom 1855 1924 Socialist feminist; suffragette
137 1801–1874 Margaret Fuller United States 1810 1850 Transcendentalist, critic, advocate for women's education, author of Woman in the Nineteenth Century [7]
138 1801–1874 Matilda Joslyn Gage United States 1826 1898 Suffragist, editor, writer, organizer [6]
139 1801–1874 Eliza Gamble United States 1841 1820 Intellectual and an advocate of the Women's Movement [26]
140 1801–1874 Edith Margaret Garrud United Kingdom 1872 1971 Trained the 'Bodyguard' unit of the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU) in jujutsu self-defence techniques
141 1801–1874 Désirée Gay France 1810 1891 Socialist feminist [27]
142 1801–1874 Charlotte Perkins Gilman United States 1860 1935 Ecofeminist [7]
143 1801–1874 Wil van Gogh Netherlands 1862 1941
144 1801–1874 Emma Goldman United Kingdom 1869 1940 Individualist feminist; Russian-American campaigner for birth control and other rights [7][11][12]
145 1801–1874 Vida Goldstein Australia 1869 1949 Early Australian feminist politician; first woman in the British Empire to stand for election to a national parliament [11]
146 1801–1874 Grace Greenwood United States 1823 1904 First woman reporter on the New York Times payroll, advocate for social reform and women's rights
147 1801–1874 Angelina Emily Grimké United States 1805 1879 First-wave feminist; suffragette [7][12]
148 1801–1874 Bella Guerin Australia 1858 1923 Socialist feminist; first woman to graduate from an Australian university
149 1801–1874 Marianne Hainisch Austria 1839 1936 Proponent of women's right to work and to receive education
150 1801–1874 Marion Coates Hansen United Kingdom 1870 1947 Suffragette
151 1801–1874 Jane Ellen Harrison United Kingdom 1850 1928
152 1801–1874 Anna Haslam Ireland 1829 1922 Major figure in early women's movement in Ireland, founded the Dublin Women's Suffrage Association
153 1801–1874 Anna Hierta-Retzius Sweden 1841 1924 Women's rights activist and philanthropist
154 1801–1874 Thomas Wentworth Higginson United States 1828 1911 Abolitionist, minister, author
155 1801–1874 Laurence Housman United Kingdom 1865 1959 Socialist feminist
156 1801–1874 Julia Ward Howe United States 1819 1910 Suffragist, writer, organizer
157 1801–1874 Louisa Hubbard United Kingdom 1836 1906
158 1801–1874 Aletta Jacobs Netherlands 1854 1929 [6]
159 1801–1874 Kehajia Kalliopi Greece 1839 1905 [11]
160 1801–1874 Kang Youwei China 1858 1927 [11]
161 1801–1874 Abby Kelley United States 1811 1887 Suffragist and activist
162 1801–1874 Grace Kimmins United Kingdom 1871 1954 [Çıme bınusne]
163 1801–1874 Anna Kingsford United Kingdom 1846 1888 Ecofeminist
164 1801–1874 Toshiko Kishida Japan 1863 1901 [11]
165 1801–1874 Alexandra Kollontai USSR 1872 1952 Socialist feminist [6]
166 1801–1874 Lotten von Kræmer Sweden 1828 1912 Baroness, writer, poet, philanthropist, founder of the literary society Samfundet De Nio
167 1801–1874 Marie Lacoste-Gérin-Lajoie Canada 1867 1945 Suffragette; self-taught jurist
168 1801–1874 Louisa Lawson Australia 1848 1920 Suffragette; radical pro-republican federalist; author and publisher [6]
169 1801–1874 Mary Lee Australia, Ireland 1821 1909 Suffragette
170 1801–1874 Anna Leonowens United Kingdom, India 1831 1915 Travel writer, educator, social activist
171 1801–1874 Fredrika Limnell Sweden 1816 1897
172 1801–1874 Mary Livermore United States 1820 1905 Women's rights journalist, suffragist
173 1801–1874 Belva Lockwood United States 1830 1917 [11]
174 1801–1874 Margaret Bright Lucas United Kingdom 1818 1890 Suffragette
175 1801–1874 Rosa Luxemburg Germany 1871 1919 Socialist feminist
176 1801–1874 Christian Maclagan United Kingdom 1811 1901
177 1801–1874 Kitty Marion United Kingdom 1871 1944 Socialist feminist; suffragette
178 1801–1874 Harriet Martineau United Kingdom 1802 1876
179 1801–1874 Eleanor Marx United Kingdom 1855 1898 Socialist feminist
180 1801–1874 Rosa Mayreder Austria 1858 1938 [6]
181 1801–1874 Nellie McClung Canada 1873 1951 Feminist and suffragist; part of The Famous Five
182 1801–1874 Helen Priscilla McLaren United Kingdom 1851 1934
183 1801–1874 Louise Michel France 1830 1905 anarcha-feminist [9]
184 1801–1874 Harriet Taylor Mill United Kingdom 1807 1858 Early pioneer feminist [12]
185 1801–1874 John Stuart Mill United Kingdom 1806 1873 Early Pioneer [7][12]
186 1801–1874 Hannah Mitchell United Kingdom 1872 1956 Socialist feminist; suffragette
187 1801–1874 Katti Anker Møller Norway 1868 1945 First-wave feminist [12]
188 1801–1874 Agda Montelius Sweden 1850 1920 Feminist; suffragette; philanthropist, chairman of the Fredrika-Bremer-förbundet
189 1801–1874 Anna Maria Mozzoni Italy 1837 1920 First-wave feminist ; suffragette [12]
190 1801–1874 Flora Murray United Kingdom 1869 1923 Suffragette
191 1801–1874 Clarina I. H. Nichols United States 1810 1885 First-wave feminist; suffragette [12]
192 1801–1874 Draga Obrenović Serbia 1864 1903 Queen consort;
193 1801–1874 Louise Otto-Peters Germany 1819 1895 [28][29]
194 1801–1874 Emmeline Pankhurst United Kingdom 1858 1928 Suffragette; one of the founders and the leader of the British suffragette movement [7]
195 1801–1874 Maud Wood Park United States 1871 1955 Founder College Equal Suffrage League, first president League of Women Voters
196 1801–1874 Madeleine Pelletier France 1874 1939 French feminist; First-wave feminist; Socialist feminist [12]
197 1801–1874 Wendell Phillips United States 1811 1884 Abolitionist, orator, lawyer
198 1801–1874 Jyotiba Phule India 1827 1890 Critic of the caste system, founded a school for girls, a widow-remarriage initiative, a home for upper caste widows, and a home for infant girls to discourage female infanticide [6]
199 1801–1874 Eugénie Potonié-Pierre France 1844 1898 [9]
200 1801–1874 Eleanor Rathbone United Kingdom 1872 1946 [6]
201 1801–1874 Caroline Rémy de Guebhard France 1855 1929
202 1801–1874 Dorothy Richardson United Kingdom 1873 1957
203 1801–1874 Edith Rigby United Kingdom 1872 1948 Suffragette
204 1801–1874 Sibylle Riqueti de Mirabeau France 1849 1932
205 1801–1874 Bessie Rischbieth Australia 1874 1967) Earliest female appointed to any court; early activist against the practice of taking Aboriginal children from their mothers
206 1801–1874 Eliza Ritchie Canada 1856 1933 Prominent suffragist, executive member of the Local Council of Women of Halifax
207 1801–1874 Harriet Hanson Robinson United States 1825 1911 [7]
208 1801–1874 Pauline Roland France 1805 1852 [12]
209 1801–1874 Rosalie Roos Sweden 1823 1898 Writer and pioneer of the organized women's rights movement in Sweden
210 1801–1874 Ernestine Rose United States, Russia-Poland 1810 1892 Suffragette [7]
211 1801–1874 Hilda Sachs Sweden 1857 1935 Journalist, writer and feminist
212 1801–1874 Anna Sandström Sweden 1854 1931 Educational reformer
213 1801–1874 Auguste Schmidt Germany 1833 1902 [30]
214 1801–1874 Olive Schreiner South Africa 1855 1920
215 1801–1874 Rose Scott Australia 1847 1925 Suffragette
216 1801–1874 Anna Howard Shaw United States 1847 1919 President of National Women's Suffrage Association 1904–1915
217 1801–1874 Kate Sheppard New Zealand 1847 1934 Influential in winning voting rights for women in 1893 (the first country and national election in which women were allowed to vote) [6]
218 1801–1874 Tarabai Shinde India 1850 1910
219 1801–1874 Emily Anne Eliza Shirreff United Kingdom 1814 1897 Early pioneer feminist [12]
220 1801–1874 Eleanor Mildred Sidgwick United Kingdom 1845 1936
221 1801–1874 Dame Ethel Mary Smyth United Kingdom 1858 1944 Suffragette
222 1801–1874 Anna Garlin Spencer United States 1851 1931 [7]
223 1801–1874 Elizabeth Cady Stanton United States 1815 1902 Social activist, abolitionist, suffragist, organizer of the 1848  Women's Rights Convention, co-founder of the National Woman Suffrage Association and the International Council of Women [7]
224 1801–1874 Anna Sterky Sweden, Denmark 1856 1939
225 1801–1874 Helene Stöcker Germany 1869 1943 [29]
226 1801–1874 Milica Stojadinović-Srpkinja Serbia 1828 1878 Feminist; war correspondent; writer; poet
227 1801–1874 Lucy Stone United States 1818 1893 Orator, organizer of the first National Women's Rights Convention, founder of the Woman's Journal, and first recorded American woman to retain her surname after marriage [7]
228 1801–1874 Emily Howard Stowe Canada 1831 1903 Physician, advocate for women's inclusion in the medical professional community, founder of the Canadian Women's Suffrage Association
229 1801–1874 Helena Swanwick United Kingdom 1864 1939 Suffragette
230 1801–1874 Frances Swiney United Kingdom 1847 1922 Suffragette
231 1801–1874 Táhirih Iran 1814/17 1852 Bábí poet, theologian, and proponent of women's rights in 19th-century Iran [6]
232 1801–1874 Caroline Testman Denmark 1839 1919 Co-founder of the Dansk Kvindesamfund
233 1801–1874 Martha Carey Thomas United States 1857 1935 [11]
234 1801–1874 Sybil Thomas, Viscountess Rhondda United Kingdom 1857 1941 Suffragette
235 1801–1874 Flora Tristan France 1803 1844 Socialist feminist [6]
236 1801–1874 Harriet Tubman United States 1820 1913 First-wave feminist [12]
237 1801–1874 Thorstein Veblen United States 1857 1929 Economist; sociologist; male [7]
238 1801–1874 Alice Vickery United Kingdom 1844 1929 Physician, supporter of birth control as means of emancipation of women
239 1801–1874 Beatrice Webb United Kingdom 1858 1943 Socialist feminist
240 1801–1874 Ida B. Wells United States 1862 1931 Civil rights and anti-lynching activist, suffragist noted for her refusal to avoid media attention because she was African American
241 1801–1874 Anna Whitlock Sweden 1852 1930 Feminist, suffragette; school pioneer, journalist
242 1801–1874 Karolina Widerström Sweden 1856 1949 Suffragette
243 1801–1874 Frances Willard United States 1839 1898 Suffragist and organizer
244 1801–1874 Frances Willard United States 1839 1898 Socialist feminist; suffragette
245 1801–1874 Charlotte Wilson United Kingdom 1854 1944 radical feminist
246 1801–1874 Victoria Woodhull United States 1838 1927 First-wave feminist; suffragist, organizer, innovator, first woman to run for U.S. presidency [7][12]
247 1801–1874 Clara Zetkin Germany 1857 1933 Socialist feminist [7]
248 1875–1939 Bella Abzug United States 1920 1998 Second-wave feminist [11]
249 1875–1939 Ángela Acuña Costa Rica 1888 1983 [11]
250 1875–1939 Wim Hora Adema Netherlands 1914 1998 Second-wave feminist; radical feminist [31]
251 1875–1939 Alan Alda United States 1936 –
252 1875–1939 Dolores Alexander United States 1931 2008 Anti-pornography feminist [32]
253 1875–1939 Maya Angelou United States 1928 2014 Civil rights activist [11]
254 1875–1939 Margery Corbett Ashby United Kingdom 1882 1981 Suffragette [21]
255 1875–1939 Ksenija Atanasijević Serbia 1894 1981 Suffragette; philosopher; first PhD in a Serbian university
256 1875–1939 Ti-Grace Atkinson United States 1938 – Second-wave feminist [11][12][32]
257 1875–1939 Margaret Atwood Canada 1939 – Third-wave feminist [11][12]
258 1875–1939 Helene Aylon United States 1931 – Ecofeminist [12][32]
259 1875–1939 Eva Bacon Australia 1909 1994 Feminist and Socialist
260 1875–1939 Faith Bandler Australia 1918 – Feminist and civil rights activist
261 1875–1939 Lois W. Banner United States 1939 –
262 1875–1939 Thelma Bate Australia 1904 1984 Community leader, advocate for inclusion of Aboriginal women in Country Women's Association
263 1875–1939 Mary Ritter Beard United States 1876 1958 Feminist; historian [7][11]
264 1875–1939 Joan Beauchamp United Kingdom 1890 1964 Suffragette
265 1875–1939 Kay Beauchamp United Kingdom 1899 1992
266 1875–1939 Simone de Beauvoir France 1908 1986 Second-wave feminist; philosopher; writer [11][12]
267 1875–1939 Helen Bentwich United Kingdom 1892 1972 [Çıme bınusne]
268 1875–1939 Rosa May Billinghurst United Kingdom 1875 1953 Suffragette [22]
269 1875–1939 Teresa Billington-Greig United Kingdom 1877 1964 Suffragette [22]
270 1875–1939 Elsie Bowerman United Kingdom 1889 1973 Suffragette [22]
271 1875–1939 Helen Gurley Brown United States 1922 2012 Author of Sex and the Single Girl, long-time editor of Cosmopolitan
272 1875–1939 Stella Browne Canada 1880 1955 Socialist feminist
273 1875–1939 Susan Brownmiller United States 1935 – Second-wave feminist ; anti-pornography feminist; radical feminist [12][32]
274 1875–1939 Katherine Burdekin United Kingdom 1896 1963
275 1875–1939 Lucy Burns United States 1879 1966 Suffragette; suffragist and women's rights activist
276 1875–1939 Karlyn Kohrs Campbell United States 1937 – [11]
277 1875–1939 Clara Campoamor Spain 1888 1972 [11]
278 1875–1939 Luisa Capetillo Puerto Rico 1879 1922 Puerto Rican labor union suffragette; jailed for wearing pants in public [11]
279 1875–1939 Liz Carpenter United States 1920 2010
280 1875–1939 Elvia Carrillo Puerto Mexico 1878 1967 [11]
281 1875–1939 Thérèse Casgrain Canada 1896 1981 Second-wave feminist; suffragette; politician and senator, mostly active in Quebec [11][12]
282 1875–1939 Jacqueline Ceballos United States 1925 – Founder of Veteran Feminists of America [32]
283 1875–1939 Enid Charles United Kingdom 1894 1972 radical feminist
284 1875–1939 Shirley St Hill Chisholm United States 1924 2005 Second-wave feminist [11]
285 1875–1939 Hélène Cixous France 1937 – [11][12]
286 1875–1939 Margaret "Gretta" Cousins Ireland 1878 1954 Irish-Indian suffragist, established All India Women's Conference, co-founded Irish Women's Franchise League
287 1875–1939 Eva Cox Australia 1938 – Sociologist; long-time member of the Women's Electoral Lobby
288 1875–1939 Jill Craigie United Kingdom 1911 1999 Socialist feminist
289 1875–1939 Minnie Fisher Cunningham United States 1882 1964
290 1875–1939 Hamid Dalwai India 1932 1977 Socialist feminist
291 1875–1939 Mary Daly United States 1928 2010 Second-wave feminist; Ecofeminist [12]
292 1875–1939 Sonja Davies New Zealand 1923 2005 Second-wave feminist
293 1875–1939 Barbara Deming United States 1917 1984
294 1875–1939 Ezlynn Deraniyagala Sri Lanka 1908 1973 [11]
295 1875–1939 Jeanne Deroin France 1805 1894 [11]
296 1875–1939 Jeanne Deroin France 1805 1894 [11]
297 1875–1939 Betty Dodson United States 1929 – Third-wave feminist; sex-positive feminist [32]
298 1875–1939 Sediqeh Dowlatabadi Iran 1882 1962 Journalist and women's rights activist
299 1875–1939 Carol Downer United States 1933 – Second-wave feminist; founder of women's self-help movement, feminist, author, health activist, attorney [12]
300 1875–1939 Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz United States 1939 – Radical feminist
301 1875–1939 Crystal Eastman United States 1881 1928 Socialist feminist
302 1875–1939 Françoise d'Eaubonne France 1920 2005 Ecofeminist [33]
303 1875–1939 Norah Elam United Kingdom, Ireland 1878 1961 Radical feminist; suffragette
304 1875–1939 Nawal el-Saadawi Egypt 1931 – Writer and doctor, advocate for women's health and equality
305 1875–1939 Cynthia Enloe United States 1938 – Second-wave feminist
306 1875–1939 Mohtaram Eskandari Iran 1895 1924 Woman's rights activist, founder of "Jam'iat e nesvan e vatan-khah" (Society of Patriotic Women
307 1875–1939 Vilma Espín Cuba 1930 – [11]
308 1875–1939 Elizabeth Evatt Australia 1933 – Legal reformist and juror; first Australian to be elected to the United Nations Human Rights Committee
309 1875–1939 Myrlie Evers-Williams United States 1933 – Second-wave feminist
310 1875–1939 Lidia Falcón Spain 1935 – [11]
311 1875–1939 Frances Farrer United Kingdom 1895 1977
312 1875–1939 Geraldine Ferraro United States 1935 – [11]
313 1875–1939 Ana Figuero Chile 1908 1970 [11]
314 1875–1939 Elizabeth Gurley Flynn United States 1890 1964 Socialist feminist; suffragette
315 1875–1939 Elizabeth "Betty" Bloomer Ford United States 1918 2011 Second-wave feminist
316 1875–1939 Gerald Ford United States 1913 2006 Second-wave feminist
317 1875–1939 Miles Franklin Australia 1879 1954 Feminist; writer
318 1875–1939 Clara Fraser United States 1923 1998 Second-wave feminist; radical feminist
319 1875–1939 Elisabeth Freeman United States 1876 1942 Suffragist and civil rights activist, participated in the Suffrage Hikes
320 1875–1939 Marilyn French United States 1929 2009 Second-wave feminist; radical feminist [12]
321 1875–1939 Betty Friedan United States 1921 2006 Second-wave feminist; writer [12]
322 1875–1939 William Lloyd Garrison United States 1805 1879 Abolitionist, journalist, organizer, advocate [7]
323 1875–1939 Carol Gilligan United States 1936 – Second-wave feminist [12]
324 1875–1939 Françoise Giroud France 1916 2003 Journalist, writer, politician [Çıme bınusne]
325 1875–1939 Judy Goldsmith United States 1938 – President of the National Organization for Women (NOW) from 1982 to 1985
326 1875–1939 Jane Goodall United Kingdom 1934 –
327 1875–1939 Vivian Gornick United States 1935 – Radical feminist [32]
328 1875–1939 Lois Gould United States 1931 2002
329 1875–1939 Jane Grant United States 1892 1972
330 1875–1939 Germaine Greer Australia 1939 – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; Socialist feminist; academic; author of The Female Eunuch [12]
331 1875–1939 Colette Guillaumin France 1934 –
332 1875–1939 Tahar Haddad Tunisia 1897 1935 Muslim feminist
333 1875–1939 Lizzy Lind af Hageby Sweden 1878 1963
334 1875–1939 Charlotte Haldane United Kingdom 1894 1969
335 1875–1939 Gisèle Halimi France 1927 –
336 1875–1939 Zaib-un-Nissa Hamidullah India 1921 2000 Muslim feminist
337 1875–1939 Bertha Harris United States 1937 2005 Second-wave feminist
338 1875–1939 Caroline Haslett United Kingdom 1895 1957
339 1875–1939 Dorothy Hewett Australia 1923 2002 Second-wave feminist
340 1875–1939 Julka Hlapec-Đorđević Serbia 1882 1969 Suffragette; writer [34]
341 1875–1939 Nicole Hollander United States 1939 –
342 1875–1939 Pak Hon-yong South Korea 1900 1956
343 1875–1939 Mary Howell United States 1932 1998
344 1875–1939 Edith How-Martyn United Kingdom 1875 1954 Suffragette
345 1875–1939 Fatima Ahmed Ibrahim Sudan 1933 – Muslim feminist
346 1875–1939 Fusae Ichikawa Japan 1893 1981 [11]
347 1875–1939 Luce Irigaray France 1930 – [12]
348 1875–1939 Sonia Johnson United States 1936 –
349 1875–1939 Jill Johnston United States 1929 2010
350 1875–1939 Claudia Jones United Kingdom, United States, Trinidad and Tobago 1915 1964 Suffragette
351 1875–1939 Rosalie Gardiner Jones United States 1883 1978 Organizer of the Suffrage Hikes
352 1875–1939 Marie Juchacz Germany 1879 1956 [35]
353 1875–1939 Alicia Moreau de Justo Argentina 1885 1986 Socialist feminist [36]
354 1875–1939 Raden Adjeng Kartini Indonesia 1879 1904 Muslim feminist; Javanese advocate for native Indonesian women, critic of polygamous marriages and lack of education opportunities for women [11]
355 1875–1939 Shidzue Katō Japan 1897 2001 Second-wave feminist [11]
356 1875–1939 Aoua Kéita Mali 1912 1980
357 1875–1939 Florynce Kennedy United States 1916 2000 Second-wave feminist
358 1875–1939 Annie Kenney United Kingdom 1879 1953 Suffragette
359 1875–1939 Yamakawa Kikue Japan 1890 1980 Socialist feminist; anti-prostitution feminist
360 1875–1939 Coretta Scott King United States 1927 2006 Second-wave feminist
361 1875–1939 Gerda Lerner Austria 1920 2013
362 1875–1939 Audre Lorde United States 1934 1992 Third-wave feminist [11]
363 1875–1939 Mina Loy United Kingdom 1882 1966
364 1875–1939 Rae Luckock Canada 1893 1972 Socialist feminist
365 1875–1939 Margaret Mackworth, 2nd Viscountess Rhondda United Kingdom 1883 1958 Suffragette
366 1875–1939 Agnes Macphail Canada 1890 1954
367 1875–1939 Dora Marsden United Kingdom 1882 1960
368 1875–1939 Elizabeth Holloway Marston United Kingdom 1893 1993
369 1875–1939 William Moulton Marston United States 1893 1947
370 1875–1939 Şablon:Ill France 1937 2014 Empress French feminist; material feminist [12]
371 1875–1939 Else Mayer Germany 1891 1962 First-wave feminist [Çıme bınusne]
372 1875–1939 Carolyn Merchant United States 1936 – Ecofeminist
373 1875–1939 Maria Mies Germany 1931 – Ecofeminist; professor of sociology and author [37]
374 1875–1939 Inez Milholland United States 1886 1916 Key participant in the National Woman's Party and the Woman Suffrage Parade of 1913
375 1875–1939 Kate Millett United States 1934 – Second-wave feminist [12]
376 1875–1939 Laure Moghaizel Lebanon 1929 1997 Lebanese lawyer and women's rights advocate
377 1875–1939 Florence Nagle United Kingdom 1894 1988 Feminist; first woman in Britain to officially train racehorses. [38]
378 1875–1939 Diane Nash United States 1938 – 1960s Civil Rights Movement leader and organizer, voting rights proponent
379 1875–1939 Anaïs Nin United States, France 1903 1977
380 1875–1939 Helena Normanton United Kingdom 1882 1957
381 1875–1939 Alexis Nour Romania 1877 1940
382 1875–1939 Yoko Ono United States, Japan 1933 –
383 1875–1939 Alicia Ostriker United States 1937 – Third-wave feminist
384 1875–1939 Grace Paley United States 1922 2007
385 1875–1939 Adela Pankhurst United Kingdom 1885 1961
386 1875–1939 Christabel Pankhurst United Kingdom 1880 1958 Suffragette; co-founder and leader of the Women's Social and Political Union
387 1875–1939 Sylvia Pankhurst United Kingdom 1882 1960 Suffragette
388 1875–1939 Frances Parker United Kingdom 1875 1924
389 1875–1939 Alice Paul United States 1885 1977 Main strategist for the 1910s Women's Voting Rights Movement for the 19th Amendment.; founder of National Woman's Party, initiator of the Silent Sentinels and the 1913 Women's Suffrage Parade, author of the Equal Rights Amendment
390 1875–1939 Eva Perón Argentina 1919 1952 [6]
391 1875–1939 Frédérique Petrides United States, Belgium 1903 1983 Feminist; pioneering orchestral conductor, activist and editor of Women in Music, a series of periodicals chronicling the activities of women in music
392 1875–1939 Marion Phillips United Kingdom 1881 1932 Suffragette
393 1875–1939 Erin Pizzey United Kingdom 1939 – Second-wave feminist
394 1875–1939 Sylvia Plath United States 1932 1963
395 1875–1939 Letty Cottin Pogrebin United States 1939 –
396 1875–1939 Eileen Powell Australia 1913 1997 Trade unionist, women's activist and important contributor to the Equal Pay for Equal Work decision
397 1875–1939 Millicent Preston-Stanley Australia 1883 1955 First female member of the NSW Legislative Assembly; campaigned for the custodial rights of mothers in divorce and women's healthcare
398 1875–1939 Lorine Livington Pruette United States 1896 1977
399 1875–1939 Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti Nigeria 1900 1978 Foremost Nigerian women's rights activist
400 1875–1939 Claire Rayner United Kingdom 1931 2010
401 1875–1939 Adrienne Rich United States 1929 2012
402 1875–1939 Mary Richardson United Kingdom 1889 1961 Suffragette
403 1875–1939 Léa Roback Canada 1903 2000 Feminist; workers' union activist tied with the communist party
404 1875–1939 Hilary Rose United Kingdom 1935 –
405 1875–1939 Agnes Maude Royden United Kingdom 1876 1956 Suffragette
406 1875–1939 Florence Rush United States 1918 2008
407 1875–1939 Joanna Russ United States 1937 2011 Second-wave feminist
408 1875–1939 Diana E. H. Russell South Africa 1938 – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist;anti-pornography feminist
409 1875–1939 Dora Russell United Kingdom 1894 1986 Feminist; progressive campaigner, advocate of marriage reform, birth control and female emancipation
410 1875–1939 Manuel Sacristán Spain 1925 1985 Socialist feminist
411 1875–1939 Nawal el-Sadaawi Egypt 1931 – Muslim feminist [11]
412 1875–1939 Idola Saint-Jean Canada 1880 1945 Suffragette; journalist
413 1875–1939 Celia Sánchez Cuba 1920 1980 Early pioneer feminist [12]
414 1875–1939 George Sand France 1804 1876 Early pioneer feminist [7][12]
415 1875–1939 Flora Sandes United Kingdom 1876 1956 Feminist Sgt. Major in Serbian Army
416 1875–1939 Margaret Sanger United States 1879 1966 Socialist feminist; Founder of American Birth Control League; co-founder and long-time president of Planned Parenthood; writer, nurse [7]
417 1875–1939 Milunka Savić Serbia 1888 1973 First European combatant, soldier, feminist
418 1875–1939 Barbara Seaman United States 1935 2008
419 1875–1939 Baroness Seear United Kingdom 1913 1997
420 1875–1939 Huda Shaarawi Egypt 1879 1947 Muslim feminist; organizer for the Mubarrat Muhammad Ali (women's social service organization), the Union of Educated Egyptian Women and the Wafdist Women's Central Committee, founder and first president of the Egyptian Feminist Union
421 1875–1939 Alix Kates Shulman United States 1932 – Radical feminist
422 1875–1939 Ruth Simpson United States 1926 2008
423 1875–1939 Monica Sjöö Sweden 1938 2005 Ecofeminist
424 1875–1939 Eleanor Smeal United States 1939 – Second-wave feminist; organizer, initiator, president of N.O.W., founder and president of the Feminist Majority Foundation
425 1875–1939 Valerie Solanas United States 1936 1988 Radical feminist
426 1875–1939 Jo Spence United Kingdom 1934 1992
427 1875–1939 Gloria Steinem United States 1934 – Second-wave feminist; Socialist feminist; radical feminist; anti-pornography feminist; writer
428 1875–1939 Doris Stevens United States 1892 1963 Organizer for National American Women Suffrage Association and the National Woman's Party, prominent Silent Sentinels participant, author Jailed for Freedom
429 1875–1939 Marie Stopes United Kingdom 1880 1958
430 1875–1939 Mary Stott United Kingdom 1907 2002
431 1875–1939 Jessie Street Australia 1889 1970 Suffragette, feminist; human rights campaigner; influential in labour rights and early days of UN
432 1875–1939 Edith Summerskill, Baroness Summerskill United Kingdom 1901 1980
433 1875–1939 Elisabeth Tamm Sweden 1880 1958
434 1875–1939 Mavis Tate United Kingdom 1893 1947
435 1875–1939 Joan Kennedy Taylor United States 1926 2005
436 1875–1939 Renee Taylor New Zealand 1929 – Socialist feminist
437 1875–1939 Tcheng Yu-hsiu China 1891 1959 Revolutionary
438 1875–1939 Rini Templeton United States 1935 1986 Socialist feminist
439 1875–1939 Dorothy Thompson United States 1893 1961 Buffalo and New York suffragist, later an influential journalist and radio broadcaster
440 1875–1939 Winifred Todhunter United Kingdom 1877 1961
441 1875–1939 Jill Tweedie United Kingdom 1936 1993
442 1875–1939 Mabel Vernon United States 1883 1975 Suffragist, principal member of the Congressional Union for Women Suffrage, major organizer for the Silent Sentinels
443 1875–1939 Harriet Shaw Weaver United Kingdom 1876 1961 Suffragette
444 1875–1939 Nesta Helen Webster United Kingdom 1876 1960
445 1875–1939 Louise Weiss France 1893 1983 Journalist, writer, politician [39]
446 1875–1939 Trude Weiss-Rosmarin United States, Germany 1908 1989
447 1875–1939 Clara Wichmann Netherlands, Germany, 1885 1922 radical feminist
448 1875–1939 Audrey Wise United Kingdom 1935 2000
449 1875–1939 Monique Wittig France 1935 2003 [40]
450 1875–1939 Nellie Wong United States 1934 – Socialist feminist
451 1875–1939 Virginia Woolf United Kingdom 1882 1941 First-wave feminist [7][12]
452 1875–1939 Molly Yard United States 1912 2005 Second-wave feminist
453 1940-2024 Lesley Abdela United Kingdom 1945 – [11]
454 1940-2024 Carol J. Adams United States 1951 – Ecofeminist [12]
455 1940-2024 Haleh Afshar, Baroness Afshar United Kingdom 1944 – Muslim feminist, professor of politics and women's studies, member of the British House of Lords –
456 1940-2024 Leila Ahmed Egypt 1940 – Muslim feminist
457 1940-2024 Widad Akrawi Denmark 1969 – Writer and doctor, advocate for gender equality and women's empowerment and participation in peace building and post-conflict governance
458 1940-2024 Linda Martín Alcoff United States 20th century –
459 1940-2024 Ayaan Hirsi Ali United States, Netherlands, Somalia, 1969 – Somali-Dutch feminist and atheist activist, writer and politician
460 1940-2024 Pam Allen United States 1943 – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; New York Radical Women [32]
461 1940-2024 Isabel Allende Chile 1942 – [11]
462 1940-2024 Jane Alpert United States 1947 – Radical feminist [11][32]
463 1940-2024 Tori Amos United States 1963 – Third-wave feminist
464 1940-2024 Gloria E. Anzaldúa United States 1942 2004 Third-wave feminist [12]
465 1940-2024 Maria Arbatova USSR 1957 –
466 1940-2024 Parvin Ardalan Iran 1967 – Women's rights activist
467 1940-2024 Mary Astell United Kingdom Şablon:Circa 1731 [6][11][21]
468 1940-2024 Élisabeth Badinter France 1944 – Dissident / anti-feminist [41][42]
469 1940-2024 Judi Bari United States 1949 1997 Ecofeminist [12]
470 1940-2024 Kathleen Barry United States 20th century – Anti-prostitution feminist
471 1940-2024 Benedetta Barzini Italy 1943 – Radical feminist
472 1940-2024 Jennifer Baumgardner United States 1970 – Third-wave feminist
473 1940-2024 Ros Baxandall United States 20th century – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; New York Radical Women
474 1940-2024 Alison Bechdel United States 1960 –
475 1940-2024 Melissa Benn United Kingdom 1957 – Third-wave feminist [12]
476 1940-2024 Lorraine Bethel United States 20th century – Second-wave feminist [12]
477 1940-2024 Lauran Bethell United States 20th century – Anti-prostitution feminist
478 1940-2024 Julie Bindel United Kingdom 1962 – Anti-pornography feminist
479 1940-2024 Lóa Björk Björnsdóttir Iceland 1993 – Third-wave feminist [Çıme bınusne]
480 1940-2024 Sandra Bloodworth Australia 20th century – Labour historian, socialist activist, co-founder of the Trotskyist organisation Socialist Alternative, editor of Marxist Left Review
481 1940-2024 Rosie Boycott United Kingdom 1951 –
482 1940-2024 María Elísabet Bragadóttir Iceland 1993 – Third-wave feminist [Çıme bınusne]
483 1940-2024 Hörður Tryggvi Bragason Iceland 1997 – Third-wave feminist; radical feminist; cyberfeminist; anti-pornography feminist [Çıme bınusne]
484 1940-2024 Dionne Brand Canada 1953 –
485 1940-2024 Giannina Braschi Puerto Rico 1953 – Third-wave feminist
486 1940-2024 Johanna Brenner United States 1942 – Socialist feminist
487 1940-2024 Susie Bright United States 1958 – Third-wave feminist; sex-positive feminism [12]
488 1940-2024 Flora Brovina Kosovo 1949 –
489 1940-2024 Rita Mae Brown United States 1944 – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; Redstockings [32]
490 1940-2024 Carrie Brownstein United States 1974 – Third-wave feminist
491 1940-2024 Tammy Bruce United States 1962 – Dissident feminist [12]
492 1940-2024 Charlotte Bunch United States 1944 – Second-wave feminist
493 1940-2024 Louise Burfitt-Dons United Kingdom 1953 – Conservative feminist
494 1940-2024 Judith Butler United States 1956 – Third-wave feminist [11][12]
495 1940-2024 Octavia Butler United States 1947 2006
496 1940-2024 Lydia Cacho Mexico 1963 –
497 1940-2024 Beatrix Campbell United Kingdom 1947 – Second-wave feminist
498 1940-2024 Angela Carter United Kingdom 1940 1992 Socialist feminist [11]
499 1940-2024 Ana Castillo United States 1953 –
500 1940-2024 Phyllis Chesler United States 1940 – Feminist author, professor [32]
501 1940-2024 Margaret Cho United States 1968 – Third-wave feminist [12]
502 1940-2024 Nancy Chodorow United States 1944 – [11]
503 1940-2024 D. A. Clarke United States 20th century – Radical feminist; anti-pornography feminist [12]
504 1940-2024 Mary Clark-Glass United Kingdom 20th century –
505 1940-2024 Hillary Clinton United States 1947 –
506 1940-2024 Kurt Cobain United States 1967 1994
507 1940-2024 Carol Cohn United States 20th century – Gender and armed conflict
508 1940-2024 Susan G. Cole Canada 1952 – Anti-pornography feminist
509 1940-2024 Patricia Hill Collins United States 1948 – Third-wave feminist; Black feminist
510 1940-2024 Sandra Coney New Zealand 1944 – Second-wave feminist
511 1940-2024 Noreen Connell United States 1947 – radical feminist
512 1940-2024 Rosalind Coward United Kingdom 1952 –
513 1940-2024 Bernadette Cozart United States 1949 2009 Ecofeminist [12]
514 1940-2024 Nikki Craft United States 1949 – Radical feminist; anti-pornography feminist; suffragist; one of the main organizers of the Suffrage Hikes [12]
515 1940-2024 Jean Curthoys Australia 1947 – Dissident / anti-feminist [12]
516 1940-2024 Kimberly Dark United States 1968 – Third-wave feminist
517 1940-2024 Françoise David Canada 1948 – Feminist; politician
518 1940-2024 Angela Davis United States 1944 – Second-wave feminist; Black feminist [12]
519 1940-2024 Martha Davis United States 1957 – Third-wave feminist
520 1940-2024 Heather Dean United States, Canada 20th century – Second-wave feminist [12]
521 1940-2024 Christine Delphy France 1941 – Socialist feminist; material feminist [43]
522 1940-2024 Julie Delpy France 1969 – [Çıme bınusne]
523 1940-2024 Marie Dentière Switzerland Şablon:Circa 1561 [6]
524 1940-2024 Mark Dery United States 1959 – Third-wave feminist; cyberfeminist
525 1940-2024 Ani DiFranco United States 1970 – Third-wave feminist [12]
526 1940-2024 Gail Dines United Kingdom Şablon:Circa – Anti-pornography feminist
527 1940-2024 Fatou Diome Senegal 1968 –
528 1940-2024 Frederick Douglass United States Şablon:Circa 1895 Male suffragist [7]
529 1940-2024 Unity Dow Botswana 1959 – Judge and writer; plaintiff in a case that allowed children of Motswana women and foreign men to be considered Batswana
530 1940-2024 Danica Draskovic Serbia 1945 – Politician; writer [Çıme bınusne]
531 1940-2024 Donna Dresch United States 20th century – Third-wave feminist; Riot grrrl
532 1940-2024 Carol Ann Duffy United Kingdom 1955 –
533 1940-2024 Stephen Durham United States 1947 – Socialist feminist
534 1940-2024 Andrea Dworkin United States 1946 2005 Radical feminist ; anti-prostitution feminist; anti-pornography feminist [12][44]
535 1940-2024 Shirin Ebadi Iran 1947 – Muslim feminist; activist, Nobel Peace Prize winner for her efforts for the rights of women and children
536 1940-2024 Barbara Ehrenreich United States 1941 – Socialist feminist
537 1940-2024 Gunilla Ekberg Sweden 20th century – Anti-prostitution feminist
538 1940-2024 Engy Ghozlan Egypt 1985 – Coordinator of campaigns against sexual harassment in Egypt
539 1940-2024 Bracha L. Ettinger Israel 1948 –
540 1940-2024 Susan Faludi United States 1959 – Second-wave feminist [12]
541 1940-2024 Fadia Faqir United Kingdom, Jordan 1956 –
542 1940-2024 Melissa Farley United States 1942 – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; anti-pornography feminist [12]
543 1940-2024 Johanna Fateman United States 1974 – Third-wave feminist
544 1940-2024 Kathy Ferguson United States 1950 – Individualist feminist [12]
545 1940-2024 Shulamith Firestone Canada 1945 2012 Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; Redstockings; New York Radical Feminists; New York Radical Women [12]
546 1940-2024 Mary Flanagan United States 20th century – Third-wave feminist; cyberfeminist
547 1940-2024 Jo Freeman, Joreen United States 1945 – Second-wave feminist [12]
548 1940-2024 Juliette Fretté United Kingdom 1983 – Sex-positive feminist
549 1940-2024 Marilyn Frye United States 1941 –
550 1940-2024 Lindsey German United Kingdom 1951 –
551 1940-2024 Tavi Gevinson United States 1996 – Third-wave feminist
552 1940-2024 Lois Marie Gibbs United States 1951 – Ecofeminist
553 1940-2024 Stan Goff United States 1951 – Socialist feminist
554 1940-2024 Lucy Goodison United Kingdom c. 1940s –
555 1940-2024 Heide Göttner-Abendroth Germany 1941 – Second-wave feminist [45]
556 1940-2024 Susan Griffin United States 1943 – Ecofeminist; anti-pornography feminist
557 1940-2024 Emily Haines Canada 1974 – Third-wave feminist
558 1940-2024 Daphne Hampson United Kingdom 1944 –
559 1940-2024 Carol Hanisch United States 20th century – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; Redstockings; New York Radical Women [12]
560 1940-2024 Kathleen Hanna United States 1968 – Third-wave feminist; riot grrrl
561 1940-2024 Donna Haraway United States 1944 – Second-wave feminist; Socialist feminist [12]
562 1940-2024 Nancy Hartsock United States 1943 – Second-wave feminist
563 1940-2024 Rosemary Hennessy United States 20th century – Material feminist
564 1940-2024 Shere Hite Germany 1942 –
565 1940-2024 Sarah Hoagland United States 20th century – Anti-pornography feminist [46]
566 1940-2024 Risa Hontiveros-Baraquel Philippines 1966 – Filipina women's right activist Philippines
567 1940-2024 'bell hooks' Gloria Jean Watkins United States 1952 – Third-wave feminist; Socialist feminist; Black feminist [12]
568 1940-2024 Gillian Howie United Kingdom 1955 2013
569 1940-2024 Donna M. Hughes United States 1954 – Third-wave feminist; cyberfeminist; anti-pornography feminist
570 1940-2024 Holly Hunter United States 1958 – Third-wave feminist
571 1940-2024 Anna Hutsol UKR 1984 – FEMEN
572 1940-2024 Luzviminda Ilagan Philippines 20th century – Socialist feminist
573 1940-2024 Stevi Jackson United Kingdom 20th century – Material feminist
574 1940-2024 Karla Jay United States 1947 –
575 1940-2024 Sheila Jeffreys Australia 1948 – Second-wave feminist; anti-pornography feminist
576 1940-2024 Robert Jensen United States 1958 – Anti-pornography feminist
577 1940-2024 Joan Jett United States 1958 – Third-wave feminist
578 1940-2024 Claire Johnston United Kingdom 1940 1987
579 1940-2024 Miranda July United States 1974 – Third-wave feminist
580 1940-2024 Mohja Kahf Syria 1967 – Muslim feminist
581 1940-2024 Sheema Kalbasi Iran 1972 – Writer and advocate for human rights and gender equality
582 1940-2024 Wendy Kaminer United States 1949 – Anti-pornography feminist
583 1940-2024 Marcelle Karp United States 1962 – Third-wave feminist; sex-positive feminist
584 1940-2024 Caroline Kauffmann France c. 1840s 1924 [11]
585 1940-2024 Jamie Keiles United States 1992 – Third-wave feminist
586 1940-2024 Lierre Keith United States 1964 – Anti-pornography feminist; Radical feminist
587 1940-2024 Petra Kelly Germany 1947 1992 Ecofeminist [11]
588 1940-2024 Carol Keyes United States 20th century – Radical feminist [12]
589 1940-2024 Noushin Ahmadi Khorasani Iran 20th century – Muslim feminist
590 1940-2024 Jean Kilbourne United States 1943 – Third-wave feminist
591 1940-2024 Grace Ji-Sun Kim United States, South Korea 1969 – Third-wave feminist
592 1940-2024 Sirje Kingsepp Estonia 1969 – Socialist feminist
593 1940-2024 Barbara Kingsolver United States 1955 – Third-wave feminist
594 1940-2024 Bonnie Sherr Klein United States 1941 – Anti-pornography feminist
595 1940-2024 Naomi Klein Canada 1970 – Socialist feminist
596 1940-2024 Anne Koedt United States 1941 – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; Redstockings; New York Radical Feminists; New York Radical Women
597 1940-2024 Andrew Kooman Canada 20th century – Anti-prostitution feminist; anti-pornography feminist
598 1940-2024 Peggy Kornegger United States 20th century –
599 1940-2024 Elaheh Koulaei Iran 20th century – Muslim feminist
600 1940-2024 Sunitha Krishnan India 1972 – Indian social activist and chief functionary and co-founder of Prajwala, an institution that assists trafficked women, girls and transgenders in finding shelter, giving education and employment
601 1940-2024 Julia Kristeva France, Bulgaria 1941 – [12]
602 1940-2024 Winona LaDuke United States 1959 – Ecofeminist [6]
603 1940-2024 Donna Laframboise Canada 20th century – Dissident feminist [12]
604 1940-2024 Laura Lederer United States 1951 – Anti-pornography feminist
605 1940-2024 Dorchen Leidholdt United States 20th century – Anti-pornography feminist
606 1940-2024 John Lennon United Kingdom 1940 1980
607 1940-2024 Barbara Leon United States 20th century – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; Redstockings [47]
608 1940-2024 Ellie Levenson United Kingdom 1978 –
609 1940-2024 Ariel Levy United States 20th century – Third-wave feminist; anti-pornography feminist
610 1940-2024 Olga Lipovskaya Russia 1954 – [11]
611 1940-2024 Jacqueline Livingston United States 1943 – Second-wave feminist
612 1940-2024 Sara Hlupekile Longwe Zambia 20th century – radical feminist
613 1940-2024 Linda Lovelace United States 1949 2002 Anti-pornography feminist
614 1940-2024 Wangari Maathai Kenya 1940 2011 Ecofeminist
615 1940-2024 Catharine MacKinnon United States 1946 – Anti-pornography feminist
616 1940-2024 Madonna United States 1958 – sex-positive feminist
617 1940-2024 Patricia Mainardi United States 20th century – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; Redstockings; New York Radical Women [11]
618 1940-2024 Sara Maitland United Kingdom 1950 –
619 1940-2024 Catherine Malabou France 1959 –
620 1940-2024 Rosie Malek-Yonan Iran 1965 – Third-wave feminist
621 1940-2024 Irshad Manji Canada 1968 – Muslim feminist
622 1940-2024 Soe Tjen Marching Indonesia 1971 –
623 1940-2024 Amanda Marcotte United States 1977 –
624 1940-2024 Lucrezia Marinella Italy Şablon:Circa 1653 [6]
625 1940-2024 Mirjana Marković Serbia 1942 – Politician; writer
626 1940-2024 Angela Mason United Kingdom 1944 – Second-wave feminist
627 1940-2024 Liza Maza Philippines 1957 – Socialist feminist
628 1940-2024 Susan McClary United States 1946 –
629 1940-2024 Wendy McElroy Canada 1951 –
630 1940-2024 Patricia McFadden Swaziland 1952 – Radical feminist
631 1940-2024 Jamie McIntosh Canada 20th century – Lawyer and women's rights activist
632 1940-2024 Niamh McLoughlin United States 21st century – Third-wave feminist [Çıme bınusne]
633 1940-2024 Angela McRobbie United Kingdom 1951 –
634 1940-2024 Page Mellish United States 20th century – Anti-pornography feminist
635 1940-2024 Rigoberta Menchu Guatemala 1959 1917 [11]
636 1940-2024 Fatima Mernissi Morocco 1940 – Muslim feminist
637 1940-2024 Juliet Mitchell United Kingdom 1940 – Socialist feminist
638 1940-2024 Hayao Miyazaki Japan 1941 – Socialist feminist
639 1940-2024 Tracey Moberly United Kingdom 1964 –
640 1940-2024 Maxine Molyneux United Kingdom 1948 –
641 1940-2024 Carol Moore United States 20th century – Individualist feminist; radical libertarian [12][44]
642 1940-2024 Honor Moore United States 20th century –
643 1940-2024 Cherríe Moraga United States 1952 –
644 1940-2024 Caitlin Moran United Kingdom 1975 –
645 1940-2024 Robin Morgan United States 1941 – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; anti-pornography feminist; New York Radical Women [44]
646 1940-2024 Laura Mulvey United Kingdom 1941 –
647 1940-2024 Sally Rowena Munt United Kingdom 20th century –
648 1940-2024 Jenni Murray United Kingdom 1950 –
649 1940-2024 Inga Muscio United States Şablon:Circa – Third-wave feminist
650 1940-2024 Kathy Najimy United States 1957 – Third-wave feminist
651 1940-2024 Suniti Namjoshi India 1941 – Third-wave feminist; cyberfeminist
652 1940-2024 Taslima Nasrin Bangladesh 1962 – Feminist of Muslim origin
653 1940-2024 Benjamin Nolot United States 20th century – Anti-prostitution feminist
654 1940-2024 Asra Nomani India 1965 – Muslim feminist
655 1940-2024 Martha Nussbaum United States 1947 –
656 1940-2024 Ann Oakley United Kingdom 1944 – Second-wave feminist
657 1940-2024 Sandra Oh Canada, United States 1971 – Third-wave feminist
658 1940-2024 Lars Ohly Sweden 1957 – Socialist feminist
659 1940-2024 Terry O'Neill United States Şablon:Circa –
660 1940-2024 Ellen Page Canada 1987 – Third-wave feminist
661 1940-2024 Camille Paglia United States 1947 – Dissident feminist> [12]
662 1940-2024 Amanda Palmer United States 1976 – Third-wave feminist
663 1940-2024 Carole Pateman United Kingdom 1940 –
664 1940-2024 Nancy Paterson United States 1953 2010 Third-wave feminist; cyberfeminist
665 1940-2024 Peaches Canada 1966 – Third-wave feminist
666 1940-2024 Vesna Pešić Serbia 1940 – Feminist; diplomat; politician
667 1940-2024 Irene Peslikis United States 20th century – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; Redstockings; New York Radical Women
668 1940-2024 Liz Phair United States 1967 – Third-wave feminist
669 1940-2024 Mary Pipher United States 1947 – Second-wave feminist
670 1940-2024 Pocahontas United States Şablon:Circa 1617 Early pioneer feminist [12]
671 1940-2024 Katha Pollitt United States 1949 –
672 1940-2024 Griselda Pollock Canada 1949 – Second-wave feminist
673 1940-2024 Soraya Post Sweden 1956 –
674 1940-2024 Anastasia Powell Australia 1982 – Third-wave feminist
675 1940-2024 Sharon Presley United States 1943 – Individualist feminist [12]
676 1940-2024 Jerilynn Prior Canada 20th century –
677 1940-2024 Maria Raha United States 1972 – Third-wave feminist
678 1940-2024 Janice Raymond United States 1943 – Second-wave feminist; anti-prostitution feminist
679 1940-2024 Bernice Johnson Reagon United States 1942 – Second-wave feminist
680 1940-2024 Helen Reddy United States, Australia, 1941 – Second-wave feminist
681 1940-2024 Elizabeth Anne Reid Australia 1942 – World's first advisor on women's affairs to a head of state (Labour Prime Minister Gough Whitlam and active on women's development for the UN; also prominent in HIV activism
682 1940-2024 Abby Rockefeller United States 1943 – Radical feminist
683 1940-2024 Ninotchka Rosca Philippines 1946 – Socialist feminist
684 1940-2024 Jacqueline Rose United Kingdom 1949 –
685 1940-2024 Sheila Rowbotham United Kingdom 1943 – Second-wave feminist
686 1940-2024 Gayle Rubin United States 1949 – Sex-positive feminist; Queer theorist
687 1940-2024 Kathy Rudy United States 20th century – Ecofeminist
688 1940-2024 Shadi Sadr Iran 1975 – Women's rights activist
689 1940-2024 Gita Sahgal United Kingdom, India 1956/7 –
690 1940-2024 Sarojini Sahoo India 1956 –
691 1940-2024 JD Samson United States 1978 – Third-wave feminist
692 1940-2024 Michael Sandel United States 1953 –
693 1940-2024 Justin Sane United States, Ireland 1973 – Socialist feminist
694 1940-2024 Thomas Sankara Burkina Faso 1949 1987
695 1940-2024 Kathie Sarachild United States 1943 – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; Redstockings; New York Radical Women
696 1940-2024 Anita Sarkeesian United States, Canada Şablon:Circa –
697 1940-2024 Marjane Satrapi France, Iran 1969 – Muslim feminist [48]
698 1940-2024 Marie-Laure Sauty de Chalon France 1962 – Third-wave feminist [Çıme bınusne]
699 1940-2024 Alice Schwarzer Germany 1942 – Second-wave feminist; anti-pornography feminist; journalist and publisher of the magazine "Emma"
700 1940-2024 Gudrun Schyman Sweden 1948 – Third-wave feminist
701 1940-2024 Lynne Segal Australia 1944 – Second-wave feminist; Socialist feminist
702 1940-2024 Shamima Shaikh South Africa 1960 1998 South African activist, member of the Muslim Youth Movement of South Africa, proponent of Islamic gender equality
703 1940-2024 Shahla Sherkat Iran 1956 – Muslim feminist; journalist
704 1940-2024 Vandana Shiva India 1952 – Ecofeminist
705 1940-2024 Elaine Showalter United States 1941 –
706 1940-2024 Agnes de Silva Sri Lanka 20th century – [11]
707 1940-2024 Ann Simonton United States 1952 – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; anti-pornography feminist
708 1940-2024 Carol Smart United Kingdom 20th century –
709 1940-2024 Barbara Smith United States 1946 –
710 1940-2024 Joan Smith United Kingdom 1953 – Third-wave feminist
711 1940-2024 Valerie Smith Canada 20th century – Anti-pornography feminist
712 1940-2024 Kate Smurthwaite United Kingdom 1975 –
713 1940-2024 Cornelia Sollfrank Germany 1960 – Third-wave feminist; cyberfeminist
714 1940-2024 Patricia Soltysik United States 1950 1974 Radical feminist
715 1940-2024 Christina Hoff Sommers United States 1950 – Dissident / anti-feminist [12]
716 1940-2024 Kate Soper United Kingdom 1943 –
717 1940-2024 Donita Sparks United States 1963 – Third-wave feminist; Riot grrrl
718 1940-2024 Dale Spender Australia 1943 – Second-wave feminist
719 1940-2024 Charlene Spretnak United States 1946 – Ecofeminist
720 1940-2024 Annie Sprinkle United States 1954 – Third-wave feminist; Sex-positive feminist
721 1940-2024 Starhawk United States 1951 – Ecofeminist
722 1940-2024 Patrick Stewart United Kingdom 1940 – Socialist feminist
723 1940-2024 Debbie Stoller United States 20th century – Third-wave feminist; sex-positive feminist
724 1940-2024 John Stoltenberg United States 1945 – Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; anti-pornography feminist
725 1940-2024 Nadine Strossen United States 1950 – Third-wave feminist
726 1940-2024 Lucy Suchman United Kingdom 20th century – Third-wave feminist; cyberfeminist
727 1940-2024 Anne Summers Australia 1945 – Women's rights activist; women's advisor to Labour Prime Minister Paul Keating and editor of Ms. magazine (New York)
728 1940-2024 Karlina Leksono Supelli Indonesia 1958 –
729 1940-2024 Helen Sworn United Kingdom 20th century – Anti-prostitution feminist
730 1940-2024 Kazimiera Szczuka Poland 1966 –
731 1940-2024 Lili Taylor United States 1967 – Third-wave feminist [12]
732 1940-2024 J. Ann Tickner United States 20th century –
733 1940-2024 Roya Toloui Iran 1966 – Women's rights activist
734 1940-2024 Corin Tucker United States 1972 – Third-wave feminist [12]
735 1940-2024 Robin Tunney United States 1972 – Third-wave feminist
736 1940-2024 Urvashi Vaid United States, India 1958 –
737 1940-2024 Tobi Vail United States 1969 – Third-wave feminist; Riot grrrl
738 1940-2024 Jessica Valenti United States 1978 – Third-wave feminist
739 1940-2024 Norah Vincent United States 1968 – Dissident feminist [12]
740 1940-2024 Kajsa Wahlberg Sweden 20th century – Anti-prostitution feminist; Sweden's national rapporteur on human trafficking opposition activities
741 1940-2024 Hilary Wainwright United Kingdom 1949 – Second-wave feminist; Socialist feminist
742 1940-2024 Alice Walker United States 1944 – radical feminist; Black feminist
743 1940-2024 Rebecca Walker United States 1969 – Third-wave feminist
744 1940-2024 Michele Wallace United States 1952 – Second-wave feminist
745 1940-2024 Natasha Walter United Kingdom 1967 – Third-wave feminist
746 1940-2024 Peng Wan-ru Taiwan 1949 1996
747 1940-2024 Warcry United States 20th century – Radical feminist
748 1940-2024 Joss Whedon United States 1964 –
749 1940-2024 Faith Wilding United States, Paraguay 1943 – Third-wave feminist; cyberfeminist
750 1940-2024 Ellen Willis United States 1941 2006 Second-wave feminist; radical feminist; sex-positive feminist; Redstockings; New York Radical Women
751 1940-2024 Kaia Wilson United States 20th century – Third-wave feminist
752 1940-2024 Oprah Winfrey United States 1954 – Second-wave feminist [12]
753 1940-2024 Valerie Wise United Kingdom 1955 –
754 1940-2024 Naomi Wolf United States 1962 – Dissident feminist; Third-wave feminist [12]
755 1940-2024 Allison Wolfe United States 1969 – Third-wave feminist
756 1940-2024 Alice Wolfson United States 20th century –
757 1940-2024 Elizabeth Wurtzel United States 1967 –
758 1940-2024 Cathy Young United States, Russia 1963 – [49]
759 1940-2024 Stasa Zajovic Serbia 1953 – Co-founder and coordinator of Women in Black
760 1940-2024 Sande Zeig United States 20th century –
761 1940-2024 Julie Zeilinger United States 1993 – Third-wave feminist
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  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Akkerman 2013 ra nuşte nêame dayene
  6. ↑ 6.00 6.01 6.02 6.03 6.04 6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08 6.09 6.10 6.11 6.12 6.13 6.14 6.15 6.16 6.17 6.18 6.19 6.20 6.21 Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Wayne 2011 ra nuşte nêame dayene
  7. ↑ 7.00 7.01 7.02 7.03 7.04 7.05 7.06 7.07 7.08 7.09 7.10 7.11 7.12 7.13 7.14 7.15 7.16 7.17 7.18 7.19 7.20 7.21 7.22 7.23 7.24 7.25 7.26 7.27 7.28 7.29 Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Schneir 2012 ra nuşte nêame dayene
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  14. ↑ Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Warme 1996 ra nuşte nêame dayene
  15. ↑ Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Stephens 2000 ra nuşte nêame dayene
  16. ↑ Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Anderson 2000 ra nuşte nêame dayene
  17. ↑ Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Manns 2004 ra nuşte nêame dayene
  18. ↑ Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Tierney 1999 ra nuşte nêame dayene
  19. ↑ Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Tarrant 2009 ra nuşte nêame dayene
  20. ↑ Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Österberg 1990 ra nuşte nêame dayene
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  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 22.4 22.5 22.6 22.7 22.8 Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Crawford 2003 ra nuşte nêame dayene
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  31. ↑ Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Agerbeek 2001 ra nuşte nêame dayene
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  39. ↑ Xetaya gırewtışi: Etiketê <ref> nêvêreno; seba referansan be nameyê Rappaport 2001 ra nuşte nêame dayene
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