Feminist Theory and the Body: A ReaderRoutledge, 25 sept. 2017 - 504 pages This Reader provides students with a comprehensive overview of differing feminist approaches to the body. Its wide range of contributions locate the important historical developments, interdisciplinary perspectives, and key discourses that have shaped this dynamic area of feminist theory. |
Table des matières
Introduction | |
and Race | |
Ancient and Contemporary Views | |
How Does a Black Woman | |
Why We Should Add Old Fashioned Empirical | |
Introduction | |
Tomboys and Tarts | |
The Body in Theory | |
Introduction | |
On Teratology and Embodied | |
Interview from Warrior Marks | |
African Woman | |
Transcendence of the Body | |
Introduction | |
Boundaries | |
Cybersexuality | |
Cybersex | |
Cancer | |
Adventure in Applied Deconstruction | |
Historical Perspective on Science | |
Storm before the Calm | |
How Science has Constructed a Romance | |
Feminism and the New Reproductive | |
Determinations of Self | |
Introduction | |
Feminisms | |
Difference | |
Politics of the Body | |
Spaces | |
A MorningMourning Ritual | |
Narration in Midnights Children | |
Introduction | |
Female Theatrical CrossDressing | |
the Boundaries of the Broken Body | |
Outrageous Arms | |
Cosmetic Surgery as Feminist Utopia? | |
the Lesbian Dildo Debates | |
Copyright Acknowledgements | |
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