Arguments in Favor of an Approach to Global Political Economy Based on Critical Political Economy

Abstract

Literature writers, readers, and critics have always admired feminist characters and themes. Feminism's impact
on love fiction should also be studied. Feminism opposes the love of mankind, which creates sorrow for
women and others and reduces or eliminates the literature of love, a great human possession. This paper
explores how Feminism is antagonistic to the love of mankind by being prone to exclusionist and utilitarian
politics, hostile to men and children, catalytic to family separation, and indifferent towards rape and illegal
men-women physical relationships, resulting in the gradual extinction of the literature of love. This research
used Bowen Family Systems Theory, Reader-Response Theory, and Phenomenology. The research may inspire
a love-based, family-centric, holistic strategy to ensuring a misery-free joyful existence for women, which will
rejuvenate the literature of love.