The selection of the Swedish texts was done at a workshop held in Gothenburg, Sweden (2010). At this workshop, 7 Swedish experts attended.

This article widens the concept to represent positive feminine attitudes, based on women’s work and position in the sphere of reproduction.

This book was an important contribution to the emerging Swedish research field of women’s studies in the late 1970’s.

This song sought to abolish oppressive gender and sexuality systems, to make lesbianism visible in society and to create a lesbian feminist culture.

A classic debate article arguing that the Swedish society’s contentment with its degree of gender equality was unfounded.

This book made an important contribution to the discursive change in how gender equality was conceptualised in the Nordic countries.

A single, middle-aged mother of five, Maja Ekelöf adopted the diary form to describe her own work as a low-paid cleaning woman, her everyday family life, and the situation of the world from a socialist perspective.

Introduces the credo of “double oppression”, that is, women’s (especially working class women’s) oppression by men but also by capitalism.