Feminist theory and the body : a reader / edited by Janet Price and Margrit Shildrick.

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Materialtyp: Text

TextSpråk: Engelska Utgivningsuppgift: New York : Routledge, c1999Beskrivning: viii, 487 p. 25 cmISBN:

0415925657
0415925665
9780415925662

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DDK-klassifikation:

305.42 23/swe

Library of Congress (LC) klassifikationskod:

HQ1190 .F4633 1999
HQ1190 .F4633 1999

Sammanfattning: Price and Shildrick bring together over 40 important feminist thinkers to discuss key arguments and issues concerning the body. It includes articles on race, cyberspace, theatre, classics, transsexuality, reproductive technologies, illness, rape, plastic surgery, and disabilities. The articles cover many different areas with a stress on the interdisciplinary links of contemporary feminist thought with philosophy, cultural studies, sociology and queer studies. What unites the various approaches represented is the understanding of the body as a site of contestation, the place where feminism can engage directly with the devaluation of women and move on to mobilize strategies of resistance.

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Exemplartyp	Hembibliotek	Hyllsignatur	Status	Streckkod
Kurslitteratur 7 dagar	Biblioteket Brinellvägen	Ohj Feminist 1	Tillgänglig	43731002294
Kurslitteratur 7 dagar	Biblioteket Brinellvägen	Ohj Feminist 2	Tillgänglig	43731002293
Kurslitteratur 7 dagar	Biblioteket Brinellvägen	Ohj Feminist 3	Tillgänglig	43731002292

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Price and Shildrick bring together over 40 important feminist thinkers to discuss key arguments and issues concerning the body. It includes articles on race, cyberspace, theatre, classics, transsexuality, reproductive technologies, illness, rape, plastic surgery, and disabilities. The articles cover many different areas with a stress on the interdisciplinary links of contemporary feminist thought with philosophy, cultural studies, sociology and queer studies. What unites the various approaches represented is the understanding of the body as a site of contestation, the place where feminism can engage directly with the devaluation of women and move on to mobilize strategies of resistance.

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