Feminism and the Politics of Difference

Feminism and the Politics of Difference

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Among the issues posed for feminism by the politics of difference are ones of voice and representation; who is authorized to speak for whom? Increasingly, Western feminism is being challenged to confront the multiple characters of domination and exploitation, usually conceived of as gender, class, race and ethnicity. This collection reveals contemporary theorizing - raising and exploring the problems posed by identity politics and the possibilities for non-exclusive cultural and gendered positions. "Feminism and the Politics of Difference" includes feminist theorists from several disciplines from Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States. Sneja Gunew is the co-editor of "Striking Chords: Multicultural Literary Interpretations".

Author: Anna Yeatman
Format: Paperback, 280 pages, 140mm x 215mm
Published: 1993, Taylor & Francis, Australia
Genre: Gender Studies / Gay & Lesbian Studies

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Among the issues posed for feminism by the politics of difference are ones of voice and representation; who is authorized to speak for whom? Increasingly, Western feminism is being challenged to confront the multiple characters of domination and exploitation, usually conceived of as gender, class, race and ethnicity. This collection reveals contemporary theorizing - raising and exploring the problems posed by identity politics and the possibilities for non-exclusive cultural and gendered positions. "Feminism and the Politics of Difference" includes feminist theorists from several disciplines from Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States. Sneja Gunew is the co-editor of "Striking Chords: Multicultural Literary Interpretations".