Feminism Beyond ModernismSIU Press, 2002 - 215 pages |
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... Woman , Native , Other : Writing Postcoloniality and Feminism modernism . On the longest view , modernism in philosophy starts out with Descartes's quest for a knowledge self - evident to reason and secured from all the demons of ...
... Woman , Native , Other : Writing Postcoloniality and Feminism modernism . On the longest view , modernism in philosophy starts out with Descartes's quest for a knowledge self - evident to reason and secured from all the demons of ...
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... woman as an opposition of two ri- val entities ( 209 ) and attempts to replace scapegoating with the analysis of the potentialities of victim / executioner that characterize each identity , each subject , each sex ( 210 ) . I posit that ...
... woman as an opposition of two ri- val entities ( 209 ) and attempts to replace scapegoating with the analysis of the potentialities of victim / executioner that characterize each identity , each subject , each sex ( 210 ) . I posit that ...
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... Woman is a classic example of Enlightenment feminism , placing emphasis on the value of providing women an education aimed at developing rational faculties . Wollstonecraft holds Enlight- enment beliefs in progress and argues that women ...
... Woman is a classic example of Enlightenment feminism , placing emphasis on the value of providing women an education aimed at developing rational faculties . Wollstonecraft holds Enlight- enment beliefs in progress and argues that women ...
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... woman represents " only the negative , defined by limiting criteria , without reciprocity " ( xv ) . Her perspective is rooted in existentialist ethics , which casts liberty in terms of ex- ploits or projects that lead to transcendence ...
... woman represents " only the negative , defined by limiting criteria , without reciprocity " ( xv ) . Her perspective is rooted in existentialist ethics , which casts liberty in terms of ex- ploits or projects that lead to transcendence ...
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... - of - women approach , reading necessitates a repudiation of stereotypi- cal and therefore oppressive representations of what it means to be a woman or a man and a celebration of portrayals of women that 26 Reconfigurations.
... - of - women approach , reading necessitates a repudiation of stereotypi- cal and therefore oppressive representations of what it means to be a woman or a man and a celebration of portrayals of women that 26 Reconfigurations.
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