 The aim of feminism is, in the most general terms, to end the oppression of women. The goal of feminist theory is, therefore, to theorize how women are oppressed and how we can work towards ending it. But what is this group women? Whose oppression is the movement aiming to end? For articulating the various ways in which women are oppressed, there is a need for a working definition of what it is to be a woman (for a contrary view see Mikkola 2016b). But the various accounts of the different dimensions (social, economical, psychological, etc.) of the oppression of women may in fact call for different accounts of gender. It is, therefore, not always clear that seemingly incompatible accounts of gender are in fact incompatible. They may in fact often be answering different questions. 