Discuss the below:
Q: Feminism can no longer be seen as a unified tradition of social thought. Discuss the more significant divisions in contemporary feminist theory including the different "generations" or "waves" of feminism, the broader categorical divisions, and the existing political divisions. In your discussion, draw attention to the points of similarity and the points of difference between these different branches of feminist thought. To what extent may feminism be regarded as an independent and distinctive theory of society?