A collection of essays which assess recent developments in feminist theory, and situate feminist theory in relation to psychoanalysis, deconstruction and discourse theory. Contributors also look at the consequences of developments in biology and the new feminist spirituality.
A collection of essays which assess recent developments in feminist theory, and situate feminist theory in relation to psychoanalysis, deconstruction and discourse theory. Contributors also look at the consequences of developments in biology and the new feminist spirituality.
"In this lively and accessible book Lorraine Code addresses one of the most controversial questions in contemporary theory of knowledge, a question of fundamental concern for feminist theory as well: Is the sex of the knower epistemologically significant? Responding in the affir…
Critical debates about gender are intense, diverse, and vigorously ongoing, now bearing on every aspect of cultural endeavour and enquiry. What becomes clear when investigating this subject is that, while feminism has obviously played a pioneering role in the articulation, polit…
"Adorno, Culture and Feminism brings Adorno's work and feminism together, and explores how feminism can both harness and develop Adorno's ideas. The picture that emerges displays how gendered relations and cultural practices and texts operate today, and the relevance of critical…
"Adorno, Culture and Feminism brings Adorno's work and feminism together, and explores how feminism can both harness and develop Adorno's ideas. The picture that emerges displays how gendered relations and cultural practices and texts operate today, and the relevance of critical…
Outside Belongings is a key intervention into the debates surrounding identity. Addressing contemporary mode of belonging, nationality and desire, Elspeth Probyn examines the way queer sexuality is posed within theory and how it is located in specific geographical sites. Drawing…
Outside Belongings is a key intervention into the debates surrounding identity. Addressing contemporary mode of belonging, nationality and desire, Elspeth Probyn examines the way queer sexuality is posed within theory and how it is located in specific geographical sites. Drawing…