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This article series examines the initial surge and ultimatefragmentation of second-wave feminist theory. The analysis reveals that, apparentlyunbeknownst to the theorists themselves, two primary types of “empowerment” appeared intheir writings: empowerment of the autonomous self and empowerment of the relationalself. Within these primary types, there are diverse understandings of “empowerment” thatare based on varied but adamant notions of what it should accomplish. This firstarticle, “Radical Notions,” discusses the implications of arguments within radicalfeminist theory. Rather than attempting to understand the reasons for their differences,at least some of them engaged in arguments about what constituted being a “real” radicalfeminist and attempted to ostracize those who did not fit the proscribedmold

Empowering Women—A Series of Articles About the Surge in and Fragmentation of Mid-20th-Century American Feminist Theory