Feminist Thought: Desire, Power, and Academic Discourse
Contemporary Sociology A Journal of ReviewsPublished 1 January 1996
Joan W. Scott, Patricia Ticineto Clough
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Abstract
1. The Hybrid Criticism of Patriarchy. 2. The Matrix of Feminist Criticism. 3. From Feminist Criticism to Standpoint Epistemologies. 4. Engendering African American Criticism. 5. Formulating a Feminist Politics of De-colonization. 6. Queer Embodiments of Feminist Theorizing.
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