One of the prime motivations behind the production of this book is the desire to break or in some way to weaken the hold which the essentialist/constructionist binarism has on feminist theory.
An edition of Essentially speaking
(1989)
Essentially speaking
feminism, nature & difference
by Diana Fuss
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Bibliography: p. 131-140. Includes index.
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