Feminist Theory and the Body: A ReaderJanet Price, Margrit Shildrick Edinburgh University Press, 1999 - 487 pages This new Reader gives students an ideal overview of the historical developments and current controversies within this dynamic area of feminist theory. Wide-ranging articles stress the interdisciplinary nature of contemporary feminist thought and include 'Sexy Bodies' and 'Performing Bodies'.Key Features*Comprehensive coverage of differing feminist approaches to the body*General critical introduction puts the issues in context*Wide range of contributors, including Donna Haraway and Elizabeth Grosz |
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Introduction | 17 |
Bodies and Biology | 42 |
How Does a Black Woman | 50 |
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