Feminism Beyond ModernismSIU Press, 2002 - 215 pages |
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... emotional dimension . Her work is use- ful , therefore , in the development of cultural feminist and postmodern feminist perspectives on reading and writing . Most importantly , in her conception of trans- actional reading , she moves ...
... emotional dimension . Her work is use- ful , therefore , in the development of cultural feminist and postmodern feminist perspectives on reading and writing . Most importantly , in her conception of trans- actional reading , she moves ...
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... emotional , and con- nected to one another , whereas men are seen as abstract , rational , and hierarchical in their thinking . Cultural feminists emphasize that although men often see them- selves as having objective perceptions , in ...
... emotional , and con- nected to one another , whereas men are seen as abstract , rational , and hierarchical in their thinking . Cultural feminists emphasize that although men often see them- selves as having objective perceptions , in ...
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... emotion , subjectivity , specificity , and singularity . Instating the subject challenges structuralist , formal- ist , rationalist , or modernist projects in significant ways without abandoning a commitment to the scientific study of ...
... emotion , subjectivity , specificity , and singularity . Instating the subject challenges structuralist , formal- ist , rationalist , or modernist projects in significant ways without abandoning a commitment to the scientific study of ...
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