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Third Wave Feminism
Also by the editors Stacy Gillis (ed.) THE MATRIX TRILOGY: CYBERPUNK RELOADED (forthcoming) Stacy Gillis & Rebecca Munford (eds) THIRD WAVE FEMINISM AND WOMEN’S STUDIES: Special Issue of JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S STUDIES Stacy Gillis (ed. with Philippa Gates) THE DEVIL HIMSELF: Villainy in D<strong>et</strong>ective Fiction and Film Gillian Howie (ed.) GENDER AND PHILOSOPHY: Special Issue of WOMEN: A CULTURAL REVIEW Gillian Howie (ed. with Ashley Tauchert) GENDER TEACHING AND RESEARCH: Ch<strong>all</strong>enges for the 21st Century
Page 1: Third Wave Feminism A Critical Expl
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Page 7 and 8: vi Contents 8 ‘You’re Not One o
Page 9 and 10: Acknowledgements Third Wave Feminis
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Page 17 and 18: 2 Introduction and that by treating
Page 19 and 20: 4 Introduction powers. Intellectual
Page 21 and 22: 6 Introduction Bronfen, Elisabeth,
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Page 29 and 30: 14 Genealogies The shift away from
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Page 33 and 34: 18 Genealogies relation to sexual p
Page 35 and 36: 20 Genealogies dominant culture lik
Page 37 and 38: 22 Genealogies Cavanaugh, John et a
Page 39 and 40: 2 Contests for the Meaning of Third
Page 41 and 42: 26 Genealogies Those who possess th
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Page 45 and 46: 30 Genealogies heterosexual contrac
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38 Genealogies has any lasting purc
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40 Genealogies within liberal capit
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42 Genealogies The metaphysical arg
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44 Genealogies categories and a rea
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46 Genealogies dangerous, however,
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48 Genealogies Lovenduski, Joni, an
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50 Genealogies which, as she puts i
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52 Genealogies possibilities a newl
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54 Genealogies adopting a generatio
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56 Genealogies for ‘multicultural
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58 Genealogies 2. For a fuller disc
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62 Genealogies cannot pretend anymo
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64 Genealogies ES: That is a very g
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68 Sex and Gender binary may long h
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70 Sex and Gender The issue here is
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6 Kristeva and the Trans-missions o
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74 Sex and Gender it is here that K
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76 Sex and Gender the latent ideas
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78 Sex and Gender pinpoints is prec
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80 Sex and Gender makes the materna
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82 Sex and Gender they are outcasts
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84 Sex and Gender Kristeva, Julia,
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86 Sex and Gender these critiques h
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88 Sex and Gender biologically fema
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90 Sex and Gender recognise signifi
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92 Sex and Gender example, no commo
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94 Sex and Gender content with that
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96 Sex and Gender ——. Gender Tr
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98 Sex and Gender of theoretical so
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100 Sex and Gender can become intel
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102 Sex and Gender operation of gen
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104 Sex and Gender comprehensions w
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106 Sex and Gender sex - must be ac
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108 Sex and Gender Diprose, Rosalyn
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9 Finding Ourselves: Postmodern Ide
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112 Sex and Gender chapter’s more
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114 Sex and Gender boundaries is no
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116 Sex and Gender for political an
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118 Sex and Gender lead to ‘real
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120 Sex and Gender gave the impress
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10 Qu(e)erying Pornography: Contest
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124 Sex and Gender sense. The impli
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126 Sex and Gender in an active sen
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128 Sex and Gender characterised by
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130 Sex and Gender (assumptions abo
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132 Sex and Gender Queer conceptual
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134 Sex and Gender Wicke, Jennifer.
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138 Popular Culture the feminist ba
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140 Popular Culture here by Rebecca
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144 Popular Culture fraught relatio
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146 Popular Culture bodily gestures
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148 Popular Culture (subtitled Femi
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150 Popular Culture mark their dist
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152 Popular Culture The Girlie Show
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12 (Un)fashionable Feminists: The M
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156 Popular Culture a woman who wan
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158 Popular Culture emotional void
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160 Popular Culture recognise the w
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162 Popular Culture offers a moment
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166 Popular Culture Candy-coated fe
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168 Popular Culture a clearly patri
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170 Popular Culture better feminist
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172 Popular Culture notably in its
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174 Popular Culture Fudge, Rachel.
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176 Popular Culture respective genr
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178 Popular Culture popular as pinu
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180 Popular Culture fact that ‘mo
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182 Popular Culture strong women fi
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184 Popular Culture Dow, Bonnie J.
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186 Popular Culture communication t
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188 Popular Culture however, substa
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190 Popular Culture the dissolution
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192 Popular Culture [t]he term femi
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194 Popular Culture of these genera
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196 Popular Culture Kolko, Beth E.,
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200 Challenges demeaning or exploit
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202 Challenges more divided than ev
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204 Challenges Camdessus, the forme
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206 Challenges feminism are imbrica
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208 Challenges differential conscio
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210 Challenges exemplified in a par
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212 Challenges feminists of colour
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214 Challenges and relational? One
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218 Challenges feminism where these
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220 Challenges historiography and h
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222 Challenges were taking place an
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224 Challenges interrogating cultur
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226 Challenges Gerami, Shahin. Wome
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228 Challenges this raises question
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230 Challenges an impasse over theo
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232 Challenges point was the explic
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234 Challenges 3. We will not damag
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236 Challenges Scorned, trivialized
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238 Challenges emphasis on feminism
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19 What Happened to Global Sisterho
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242 Challenges Spivak’s intervent
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244 Challenges of labour and consum
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246 Challenges progresses, Anna’s
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248 Challenges the ambiguities in K
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250 Challenges supposed distinctnes
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20 Global Feminisms, Transnational
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254 Challenges by Simone de Beauvoi
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256 Challenges sphere and global fo
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258 Challenges forms of collective
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260 Challenges Conclusions Nigerian
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262 Challenges Larkin, Brian. ‘Af
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Subject Index academic feminism, 2,
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266 Subject Index patriarchy (Conti
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