Feminism Beyond ModernismSIU Press, 2002 - 215 pages |
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... problems . Feminists have devoted considerable time and energy to refuting unfounded attacks and making clear that much work still needs to be done if women are to achieve equality . Feminist responses to the problems of ...
... problems . Feminists have devoted considerable time and energy to refuting unfounded attacks and making clear that much work still needs to be done if women are to achieve equality . Feminist responses to the problems of ...
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... problem , however , if there are no attempts to relate them to one another and if they convey the impression that ... problems than it solves . I am especially concerned about the consequences for feminism of the tendency to identify ...
... problem , however , if there are no attempts to relate them to one another and if they convey the impression that ... problems than it solves . I am especially concerned about the consequences for feminism of the tendency to identify ...
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... problems with some representations of postmodern feminism , and explore some ways in which postmodern feminists , recognizing that modernism is deeply implicated in sexism , racism , classism , colonialism , and other forms of oppres ...
... problems with some representations of postmodern feminism , and explore some ways in which postmodern feminists , recognizing that modernism is deeply implicated in sexism , racism , classism , colonialism , and other forms of oppres ...
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... problem - oriented , proof - oriented , meritocratic , functional , skeptical with respect to authority , secular , antimetaphysical , evolutionary , cosmopolitan , active , and progressive ( 173-74 ) . Some of the characteristics of ...
... problem - oriented , proof - oriented , meritocratic , functional , skeptical with respect to authority , secular , antimetaphysical , evolutionary , cosmopolitan , active , and progressive ( 173-74 ) . Some of the characteristics of ...
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... problems rather than the solution to them as in modern feminism . Radical feminists argue that traditional institutions are patri- archal , alienating , and hostile to women , and need to be overthrown entirely or radically transformed ...
... problems rather than the solution to them as in modern feminism . Radical feminists argue that traditional institutions are patri- archal , alienating , and hostile to women , and need to be overthrown entirely or radically transformed ...
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