Voices from the Margins
AgendaPublished 1 January 1994
Cheryl Hendricks, Desirée Lewis
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Abstract
Debates around deconstruction and difference have influenced, interested, angered and confused feminists in recent years. Cheryl Hendricks and Desiree Lewis discuss trends in current feminist theory
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