Modern Feminisms: Political, Literary, CulturalMaggie Humm Columbia University Press, 1992 - 420 pages This is the first comprehensive collection of feminist politics and writings by the most influential feminists of the twentieth century, with a full glossary of key terms, section introductions, and entries on individual writers. Contributors include Simone de Beauvoir, Catharine A. MacKinnon, Audre Lorde, Adrienne Rich, Betty Friedan, Gayle Rubin, Laura Mulvey, Elaine Showalter, and Julia Kristeva. Modern Feminisms covers key feminist ideas and perspectives on the family, sexuality, work, education, patriarchy, race, language, culture, and representation, and provides a persepective on the variety of modern feminisms that have emerged in the twentieth century. |
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... FEMINISM 51 53 Themes 53 Historical overview 54 Feminist theory and the academic disciplines 56 Summary 59 Kate Millett 61 Sexual Politics 62 Shulamith Firestone The Dialectic of Sex : The Case for Feminist Revolution Susan Brownmiller ...
... FEMINISM 51 53 Themes 53 Historical overview 54 Feminist theory and the academic disciplines 56 Summary 59 Kate Millett 61 Sexual Politics 62 Shulamith Firestone The Dialectic of Sex : The Case for Feminist Revolution Susan Brownmiller ...
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... FEMINISM 163 Introduction 163 Mary Daly 165 Gyn / Ecology : The Metaethics of Radical Feminism Charlotte Bunch 166 170 ' Not by Degrees : Feminist Theory and Education ' Adrienne Rich 171 175 ' Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian ...
... FEMINISM 163 Introduction 163 Mary Daly 165 Gyn / Ecology : The Metaethics of Radical Feminism Charlotte Bunch 166 170 ' Not by Degrees : Feminist Theory and Education ' Adrienne Rich 171 175 ' Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian ...
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Contents
History of feminism in Britain and America | 1 |
FROM OLIVE SCHREINER TO | 7 |
3 SECOND WAVE FEMINISM | 53 |
4 SOCIALISTMARXIST FEMINISM | 87 |
ASIAN BLACK AND WOMEN OF COLOUR | 122 |
Angela Davis | 128 |
LESBIAN FEMINISM | 163 |
LIBERAL FEMINISM | 181 |
11 SEXUALITY AND REPRODUCTION | 260 |
PEACE | 296 |
PHILOSOPHY AND THE SCIENCES | 304 |
HISTORY | 323 |
CULTURE | 346 |
LANGUAGE AND WRITING | 367 |
17 FEMINISM AND EDUCATION | 389 |
In conclusion | 402 |
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