Transatlantic Conversations
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Transatlantic Conversations
Feminism as Travelling Theory
Evans, Mary; Davis, Kathy
Taylor & Francis Ltd
07/2011
250
Dura
Inglês
9780754678359
15 a 20 dias
630
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Contents: Introduction - transatlantic conversations: feminism as travelling theory, Kathy Davis and Mary Evans; Part I Becoming a Feminist in a Transatlantic Context: A feminist transatlantic education, Sarah Franklin; Crossings, Clare Hemmings; My father, an agent of state feminism and other unrelatable conversations, Gul Ozyegin; Bridging different gaps: East, West, Europe and the USA?, Andrea PetA?. Part II Activism Inside and Outside the Academy: Re-narrating feminist stories: black British women and transatlantic feminisms, Ann Phoenix; Floating signifiers and fluid identities: feminist and other queer travels, renee c. hoogland; Writing in the dark: reflections on becoming a feminist, Kelly Coate; Is there a feminist in this class? Academic feminisms and its generations across the Atlantic, Veronica Pravadelli; Chronos and knowledge: a target of the feminist agenda today, Maria Antonieta Garcia de Leon; Passages to feminism: encounters and rearticulations, Christina Scharff. Part III Theoretical Engagements: There are many transatlantics: homonationalism, homotransnationalism and feminist-queer-trans of colour theories and practices, Paola Bacchetta and Jin Haritaworn; 'Often what's not said is just as important as what is': transnational feminist encounters, Carolyn Pedwell; On not engaging with what's right in front of us: or race, ethnicity and gender in reading women's writing, Gabriele Griffin; Visions of legacy: legacies of vision, Gail Lewis; Feminist travels: a historical and textual journey, Nancy A. Naples; Constellations - conversations: three stories, Gudrun-Axeli Knapp; Epilogue; Index.
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Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis;feminist;Abdellah Taia;theory;Women's Lib Movement;black;Young Men;Sarah Franklin;Liberal Arts Degree Programmes;Clare Hemmings;UK Feminist;Gul Ozyegin;UK High Education System;Andrea Peto;Brixton Black Women's Group;Ann Phoenix;LSE Student;Renee C. Hoogland;Germany's National Socialist Past;Kelly Coate;Female Genital Cutting;Veronica Pravadelli;Transatlantic Conversations;Maria Antonieta Garcia De Len;Late Twentieth Western Century Culture;Christina Scharff;UK High Education;Paola Bacchetta;Favourite Scholars;Jin Haritaworn;Spanish Social Sciences;Carolyn Pedwell;Minoritised Ethnic Groups;Gabriele Griffin;Black British Feminists;Gail Lewis;Black British Feminism;Nancy A. Naples;Combahee River Collective Statement;Gudrun-Axeli Knapp;Black Feminist;Embodied Practices;Black Feminism
Contents: Introduction - transatlantic conversations: feminism as travelling theory, Kathy Davis and Mary Evans; Part I Becoming a Feminist in a Transatlantic Context: A feminist transatlantic education, Sarah Franklin; Crossings, Clare Hemmings; My father, an agent of state feminism and other unrelatable conversations, Gul Ozyegin; Bridging different gaps: East, West, Europe and the USA?, Andrea PetA?. Part II Activism Inside and Outside the Academy: Re-narrating feminist stories: black British women and transatlantic feminisms, Ann Phoenix; Floating signifiers and fluid identities: feminist and other queer travels, renee c. hoogland; Writing in the dark: reflections on becoming a feminist, Kelly Coate; Is there a feminist in this class? Academic feminisms and its generations across the Atlantic, Veronica Pravadelli; Chronos and knowledge: a target of the feminist agenda today, Maria Antonieta Garcia de Leon; Passages to feminism: encounters and rearticulations, Christina Scharff. Part III Theoretical Engagements: There are many transatlantics: homonationalism, homotransnationalism and feminist-queer-trans of colour theories and practices, Paola Bacchetta and Jin Haritaworn; 'Often what's not said is just as important as what is': transnational feminist encounters, Carolyn Pedwell; On not engaging with what's right in front of us: or race, ethnicity and gender in reading women's writing, Gabriele Griffin; Visions of legacy: legacies of vision, Gail Lewis; Feminist travels: a historical and textual journey, Nancy A. Naples; Constellations - conversations: three stories, Gudrun-Axeli Knapp; Epilogue; Index.
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Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis;feminist;Abdellah Taia;theory;Women's Lib Movement;black;Young Men;Sarah Franklin;Liberal Arts Degree Programmes;Clare Hemmings;UK Feminist;Gul Ozyegin;UK High Education System;Andrea Peto;Brixton Black Women's Group;Ann Phoenix;LSE Student;Renee C. Hoogland;Germany's National Socialist Past;Kelly Coate;Female Genital Cutting;Veronica Pravadelli;Transatlantic Conversations;Maria Antonieta Garcia De Len;Late Twentieth Western Century Culture;Christina Scharff;UK High Education;Paola Bacchetta;Favourite Scholars;Jin Haritaworn;Spanish Social Sciences;Carolyn Pedwell;Minoritised Ethnic Groups;Gabriele Griffin;Black British Feminists;Gail Lewis;Black British Feminism;Nancy A. Naples;Combahee River Collective Statement;Gudrun-Axeli Knapp;Black Feminist;Embodied Practices;Black Feminism
