Radically speaking: feminism reclaimed

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North Melbourne, Vic.: Spinifex Press (1996)
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Showing that a radical feminist analysis cuts across class, race, sexuality, region, and religion, the varied contributors in this collection reveal the global reach of radical feminism and analyze the causes and solutions to patriarchal oppression.

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HQ1190.R33 1996

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The Last Post for feminism.S. Coney
The Self-Contradiction of “Post-modernist” Feminism.Denise Thompson
The disembodied worldview of deconstructive post-modernism.Charlene Spretnak
Radical feminism: History, politics, action.  (pages 9--36)Robyn Rowland & Renate Klein
Politics of intimacy: heterosexuality, love and power.  (pages 77--86)Robyn Rowland
The great incest hijack.  (pages 87--91)L. Armstrong
Looking for God in all the wrong places: Feminists seeking the radical questions in religion.  (pages 111--125)Morny Joy
“Misguided, dangerous and wrong”: On the maligning of radical feminism.  (pages 143--154)Diane Richardson
Repackaging women and feminism.  (pages 179--187)Victoria Robinson & Diane Richardson
Speaking of things that shouldn't be written: Cross-cultural excursions into the land of misrepresentations.  (pages 247--253)Diane Bell
(Re)turning to the Modern: Radical Feminism and the Post-modern Turn.  (pages 280--296)Kristin Waters
Post-modernism and its” Contribution 'to Ending Violence Against Women.“.  (pages 339--45)Katja Mikhailovich
Return to gender: Post-modernism and lesbianandgay theory.  (pages 359--74)Sheila Jeffreys
The queer backlash.  (pages 375--382)Sue Wilkinson & Celia Kitzinger
French feminism: an imperialist invention.  (pages 383--392)Christine Delphy
Femicide: A framework for understanding genocide.  (pages 456--464)Natalie Nenadic
Common language-different cultures. True or false.  (pages 505--515)P. Rika-Heke & S. Markmann
The Witches Return: Patriarchy on Trial.  (pages 551--56)Mary Daly
The personal is political.  (pages 1997--102)Jocelynne A. Scutt

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