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Modern Feminist Thought From The Second Wave To Postfeminism Imelda Whelehan

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Modern Feminist Thought From The Second Wave To Postfeminism Imelda Whelehan
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Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 26.05 MB
Pages: 280
Author: Imelda Whelehan
ISBN: 9780748632084, 0748632085
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Modern Feminist Thought From The Second Wave To Postfeminism Imelda Whelehan by Imelda Whelehan 9780748632084, 0748632085 instant download after payment.

This introduction provides a critical survey of the dominant trends in Anglo-American feminist thought since 1968. From the historical roots of second-wave feminism to current debates about feminist theory and politics, it sets out the different philosophies and political positions before relating them to feminism in the 1990s. Chapters analyse issues such as sexuality, representation, consciousness-raising and ideology from liberal, socialist, radical, black and lesbian feminist perspectives. Current crises which threaten to divide the women's movement are discussed, such as 'men in feminism', postmodernism, and the notion of a backlash fuelled by detractors like Camille Paglia and Kate Roiphe.

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