Journal of Research in Social Science and Humanities

Humanist Charlotte P. Gilman: An Ecofeminist Logic Viewpoint

Lejla Mušić — 2025-05-09

Herland and with her in our Ourland is Gilman’s adventure composed in arrange to donate clarifications interior the crossing point of ecofeminism and women’s activist practicality. Mary Jo Deegan and Christopher W. Podeschi (2001:19) state that Charlotte Perkins Gilman was a forerunner and maybe an establishment for modern ecofeminism. The hypothesis of these proficient female sociologists is critical for recognising the eco women’s activist logic, eco logic, and natural practicality. Imperative and critical thought, underscored by Podeschi and Deegan (2001:19) are found in articulation by Joanna Macy, that eco women’s liberation speaks to “a radical alter from a millennia-long amnesia as to who we truly are”. The eco woman’s rights are verifiably created and based on writings of women’s activist down-to-earth individuals who were basically female proficient sociologists. These works are once in a while said in conventional sociological reading material, and include works and reports from verifiable periods between 1890-1930-ties. Gilman’s Adventure Herland and with her in Ourland, is “an effective investigation of sex relations which moreover incorporates commentaries on nature and the human connection to nature” (Podeschi & Deegan 2001:20).

A Study of Non-Traditional Security Cooperation Between India and the European Union

Aoyang Liu — 2025-05-09

In today’s world, globalization brings with it a variety of opportunities and challenges, and the intertwining of traditional and non-traditional security threats creates complex challenges to national security. In the face of increasingly complex non-traditional security issues such as climate change, terrorism, and public health incidents, international cooperation has become an important option. India, a country that is rapidly emerging as a significant power in the Indo-Pacific region, has demonstrated its growing economic and military strength, as well as its active involvement in global governance. In this context, the European Union (EU), a unique normative force, has also increased its focus on India in recent years and is actively approaching India. This paper seeks to explore the dynamics of cooperation between India and the EU in the realm of non-traditional security. It delves into the historical background, the current state of collaboration, and the prevailing challenges that lie ahead. The study of non-traditional security cooperation between India and the EU could potentially serve as a valuable reference for the future non-traditional security cooperation between China and Europe and China and India. Additionally, it could contribute to enhancing global non-traditional security cooperation between the North and South.

How Women Construct Emotional Identity and Empower Themselves Through Romantic Mobile Games in China

Ting Chen — 2025-05-09

In contemporary China, Otome mobile games—interactive romance simulations designed for female audiences—have emerged as significant cultural spaces where women engage in emotional self-construction, empowerment, and subjective expression. This paper explores how Chinese women utilize Otome games to articulate emotional resonance, affirm their self-worth through consumption, and navigate new forms of digital intimacy. Far from being mere escapism, Otome games provide an interactive emotional landscape where players exercise narrative authorship, rehearse relational agency, and cultivate emotional self-efficacy. Through monetized engagement, players transform consumption into acts of feminist self-assertion, challenging traditional gender norms and reframing emotional labor as valuable and autonomous. These digital platforms foster communal forms of emotional solidarity, enabling women to collectively reimagine intimacy, desire, and identity in ways that contest both mainstream media representations and entrenched patriarchal structures. By analyzing these dynamics, this study reveals how Otome games serve as profound mediums for cultural negotiation, emotional meaning-making, and the redefinition of female subjectivity within China’s rapidly evolving digital and social landscape.