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245 00 $aExclusions in feminist thought :$bchallenging the boundaries of womanhood /$cedited by Mary Brewer.
260 $aBrighton [UK] ;$aPortland, Or. :$bSussex Academic Press,$c2002.
300 $avi, 261 pages ;$c24 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tPracticing difference differently : cyborg consciousness and political practice /$rJulia Bale n --$tIvory towers and guardians of the word : language and discourse in the academy /$rSusan Jackson --$tTransForm/ando Women's Studies : Latina theory re-imagines Ame rica /$rMargaret A. Villanueva --$tViolating the seal of race : the politics of (post)Identity and the theatre of Adrienne Kennedy /$rMary Brewer --$t(Post)colonial (dis)orders : female embodiment as chaos in Tsitsi Dangarembga's Nervous Conditions and Bharati Mukherjee's Jasmine /$rMelissa Chinchillo --$t"See, I've got my tit out!" : women's performance art and punk rock /$rKathleen Iudicello --$tLeaving Las Vegas : reading the prostitute as a voice of abjection /$rDoreen Piano --$tTheorizing feminisms : breast cancer narratives and reconstructed "women" /$tAlyssa O'Brien --$tAboriginal women and the Canadian women's movement /$rAngela Slaughter --$tWhere metaphor meets materiality : the spatialized subject and the limits of locational feminism /$rRebecca Walsh --$tFeminism and the aesthetic /$rBella Adams --$tBodily transactions : Jean Genet in the feminist debate /$rLiz Berry --$t"Doing" Judith : race, mixed race and performativity /$rMichele Hunter --$tMary Wollstonecraft : feminist, lesbian or transgendered? /$rAshley Tauchert.
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